Ice- or roller-skate
AssigneeStylus, Inc.
InventorPeter Edauw
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Abstract
A skate comprising a boot having attached to its sole a support for mounting at least one element for a movement on a base surface, such an ice skate or a roller skate, comprising an insole with a downwards directed extension interacting with the at least one element at a location disposed between vertical axis passing through the ankle of a user and a vertical axis passing through the point of blade roller surface contact.
Claims6
A skate comprising a boot provided at its bottom side with a support for mounting at least one means for movement on a base surface, wherein an insole of said boot is provided with a downwards directed prismatic extension connected to said at least one means for movement on a base surface, said extension being disposed at a location between vertical axes passing respectively through the ankle and through the longitudinal center of the boot and being directly connected to said insole so as to be part of said insole.
A skate comprising as means for movement a runner blade on a support which is attached to a sole of a boot, said runner blade being positioned for skating or transport movement on ice as a base surface, further comprising an insole with a downwards directed prismatic extension directly attached to the insole so as to be part of the insole, and interacting with said runner blade at a location between vertical axes passing respectively through the ankle and through the extremity of runner blade in relation of the foot/boot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.