Easily adjusted skate
OwnerShi-Chao Honginventor
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Abstract
An easily adjusted skate includes a front seat, a rear seat and a buckle structure for connecting the front seat and the rear seat. The buckle structure is formed by a round lower cover, a buckle, and a tooth bank. An upper side of the lower cover has a confining seat and the confining seat has guide grooves at two sides thereof. Thereby, the buckle slides along the linear guide grooves of the lower cover. One inner end of the buckle has engaging teeth which protrude downward and extend inward so that the engaging teeth are exactly engaged to the tooth bank at a lower end of the front seat. The user can press the buckle from a lateral side of the skate so that the engaging teeth of the buckle separates from the tooth bank; and thus the size of the skate is adjusted.
Claims3
A skate comprising a front seat, a rear seat and a buckle and a lower cover for connecting the front seat and the rear seat;
- wherein
- the buckle is installed in the lower cover and tightly fixed to a predetermined position of the front seat, the buckle is fixed to an upper side of the lower cover by a stud, a tooth bank is integrally formed to a bottom of the rear seat and engaged to a lateral side of the buckle;
- an upper side of the lower cover has a confining seat;
- the confining seat has guide grooves at two sides thereof;
- a locking shaft seat is formed between the two guide grooves;
- and
- the buckle has a stepped elliptical hole at a predetermined position thereof;
- the elliptical hole is aligned with the locking shaft seat of the lower cover so that the locking shaft seat is within the elliptical hole;
- thereby, the buckle slides along the linear guide grooves of the lower cover;
- one lateral side of the buckle has engaging teeth which protrude downward and extend inward so that the engaging teeth are engaged with the tooth bank at a lower end of the front seat;
- one end of the buckle which passes through the lower cover has a receiving hole;
- a spring is positioned in the receiving hole;
- an outer end of the spring is in contact with the front seat;
- wherein the buckle is capable of being pressed by a user from a lateral side;
- the buckle will compress the spring so that the engaging teeth of the buckle separates from the tooth bank;
- and thus the size of the skate is capable of being adjusted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.