Roller skate storage device
OwnerEdwin Bartleinventor
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Abstract
The invention concerns a device for storing roller-skates of the “inline” type with rollers which are disposed in a roller holder, which is rigid with the boot, the rollers being arranged in a line in the longitudinal direction of the boot. According to the invention, the device comprises a roller-skate parking surface which is disposed at a spacing above a device stand surface and has at least one roller holder slit.
Claims8
A device for storing at least one boot with only one guide track fixed on the sole of the boot, comprising a receiving body having at least one elongated opening and defining an upper deposit area adjacent to said at least one elongated opening, said upper deposit area being configured to engage the sole of a boot to bring the boot into engagement with the respective elongated opening in a freely suspended manner, wherein said upper deposit area is transversely arched, transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of said receiving slit.
A device for storing at least one boot with only one guide track fixed on the sole of the boot, comprising a receiving body having at least one elongated opening and defining an upper deposit area adjacent to said at least one elongated opening, said upper deposit area being configured to engage the sole of a boot to bring the boot into engagement with the respective elongated opening in a freely suspended manner, wherein when viewed laterally said receiving body has the shape of an inverted U comprising two U-legs and a connecting strip, and wherein said at least one elongated opening extends across at least said connecting strip.
A device for storing at least one boot with only one guide track fixed on the sole of the boot, comprising a receiving body having at least one elongated opening and defining an upper deposit area adjacent to said at least one elongated opening, said upper deposit area being configured to engage the sole of a boot to bring the boot into engagement with the respective elongated opening in a freely suspended manner, wherein said receiving body is embodied as an inverted shell defining a bottom surface, and wherein said at least one elongated opening is provided in the shell bottom surface.
A device for storing at least one boot with only one guide track fixed on the sole of the boot, comprising a receiving body having at least one elongated opening and defining an upper deposit area adjacent to said at least one elongated opening, said upper deposit area being configured to engage the sole of a boot to bring the boot into engagement with the respective elongated opening in a freely suspended manner, wherein said receiving body is embodied as an inverted shell defining a bottom surface, and wherein said at least one elongated opening is provided in the shell bottom surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.