US 8,783,707 B2Granted

Board for snowboarding

AssigneeSkis Rossignol S.A.

InventorsAdrien Reguis, Arnaud Repa

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Abstract

Board for snowboarding, having forward and rear contact lines; binding-mounting areas, forward and rear respectively, each including a set of mounting points by which the binding is secured to the board, each mounting area having a central position; a non-zero camber (C), measured substantially midway between the forward and rear contact lines; wherein, seen from above, the forward and rear contact lines pass through areas, a forward and a rear area respectively, each delimited by two transverse lines, an inner and an outer line respectively, located between the central positions of the binding-mounting areas, the outer transverse line of the forward area being at a distance (D2) of at least 100 mm relative to the central position of the forward binding mount, the outer transverse line of the rear area being at a distance (D4) of at least 120 mm relative to the central position.

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Dependent claims

A board for snowboarding, having:

forward and rear contact lines;
forward and rear binding-mounting areas, each including a set of mounting points by which a binding is securable to the board, each binding-mounting area having a transverse center line;
wherein the transverse center of the board includes a non-zero camber when the board is non-laden;
wherein, when the center of the board is laden and the camber is cancelled, the forward and rear contact lines pass through forward and rear areas respectively, the forward and rear areas each delimited by an inner and an outer transverse line located between the transverse center lines of the binding-mounting areas, the outer transverse line of the forward area being at a distance of at least 100 mm relative to said transverse center line of the forward binding-mounting area, the outer transverse line of the rear area being at a distance of at least 120 mm relative to said transverse center line of the rear binding-mounting area.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.