WO1997016227A1 - Snowboard binding - Google Patents

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WO1997016227A1
WO1997016227A1 PCT/IB1996/001157 IB9601157W WO9716227A1 WO 1997016227 A1 WO1997016227 A1 WO 1997016227A1 IB 9601157 W IB9601157 W IB 9601157W WO 9716227 A1 WO9716227 A1 WO 9716227A1
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Guillaume De France
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Emery Sa
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
    • A63C10/02—Snowboard bindings characterised by details of the shoe holders
    • A63C10/08—Toe or heel stirrups; Clamps
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
    • A63C10/16—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings
    • A63C10/22—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings to fit the size of the shoe

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  • the subject of the invention is a snowboard binding.
  • Snowboarding also known as snowboarding, is an elongated more or less flexible board intended to slide on snow.
  • Snowboards are expensive relative to the time they are used. In addition, during the period when they are not used they are bulky. For these reasons many occasional athletes prefer to rent snowboards rather than buying them.
  • the current bindings can be used with several types of shoes. However, a problem appeared with regard to the adjustment of the length of the fastener.
  • a binding comprising a base comprising at the front part and at the rear part a rail on which slides slides to which stirrups are fixed to hold the shoe.
  • the position of the slide being adjusted by means of a threaded rod on which is placed a nut linked to the slide.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a binding which does not have the defects of existing bindings. These objects are achieved with the snowboard binding defined in claim i.
  • Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the embodiment of the surf binding according to the invention.
  • Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the binding shown in Figure 1 seen from above.
  • Figure 3 shows an exploded view of the binding shown in Figure 1 seen from below.
  • FIG. 4 shows the binding of Figure 1 in side view on which there is shown a shoe.
  • the binding according to the invention represents a compact assembly having a shape which is pleasant to look at.
  • the binding comprises a base plate 1, also known as a base, intended to be fixed to the upper surface of a snowboard.
  • the mounting of the base 1 is done by means of the plate 26 which has holes 23 intended to receive fixing screws, not shown.
  • the circular plate 26 is independent of the base 1 and has a flange with grooves. We find identical grooves on the base 1 which allows to orient the fixing in the desired manner. This device is known and is found on existing fasteners, which is why it has not been shown.
  • the binding has support plates 2 and 3 for the shoe. These bearing plates in the embodiment are screwed onto the base 1 by means of screws introduced into the holes 13 and 21 (See FIG. 2 and 3).
  • the support plates 2 and 3 and the base 1 define housings in which slide the slides 14 and 18.
  • On the slides are fixed stirrups 4 and 5 intended to hold the shoe on the support plates. These stirrups are held in position by springs in a known manner (not shown).
  • the stirrup 4 intended to receive the front of the shoe comprises a lever 6 intended to be blocked on the front edge of the sole of the shoe.
  • the base 1 is elongated like a shoe sole.
  • This base 1 has at its front part, that is to say that intended to receive the front of the shoe, recesses 30 and 31 which, when the support plates 2 and 3 are in place, define the housings in which move the slides 14 and 18 respectively.
  • the slides 14 and 18 have a length substantially equal to the width of the recesses 30 and 31 so that in their displacement in the longitudinal direction of the base i they cannot get across or get caught.
  • the slides have at their upper part grooves 17 in which are placed the ribs 27 and 28 (see Figure 3) of the support plate 2 respectively of the support plate 3.
  • the slides 14 and 18 have open housings 15 in which the stirrups are arranged. The housings 15 are closed by the base 1 when the slides are placed in the recesses 30 and 31.
  • Each slide has in its middle a housing 16 into which is inserted a nut 8 held so that it cannot rotate. Said nut 8 respectively 25 being free to move on a threaded rod 10 respectively 11, which is disposed on the base 1 in recesses 12 and 22.
  • Each threaded rod 10 and 11 has a head 7. The head 7 has means to rotate it, for example a slot, a cross recess or a nut.
  • the support plates 2 and 3 have at their front and rear part recesses 29 which when the plates are fixed on the base 1 form housings for the heads 7 of the threaded rods 10 and it.
  • the part of the threaded rods opposite their head 7 can be constituted by a nut 9 fixed in rotation on the rod.
  • the assembly constituted by the slides, the threaded rods with their nuts constitute a sure means of positioning the stirrups, without there being a risk that the slides escape from their housing.
  • the shoe 30 is held at the front by the stirrup 4 by means of the lever 6 and at the rear by the stirrup 5.
  • the adjustment will be made by means of a screwdriver on the heads 7 of the threaded screws 10 and 11 so as to move the slides 14 and 18 to the length of the shoe 30.
  • the fixing according to the invention can be made of light metal, for example aluminum alloy or synthetic material of suitable strength.

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Abstract

A binding that may be adjusted quickly to the length of a boot is disclosed. The binding comprises two bearing plates (2, 3) engageable by the boot sole and attached to a base (1) which is in turn attachable to a snowboard. The bearing plates (2, 3) and the base (1) together define two recesses for receiving two sliding blocks (14, 18). Yokes (4, 5) for retaining the toe and heel portions of the boot are attached to the sliding blocks. Said sliding blocks are longitudinally movable relative to the base (1) by means of threaded rods that may be rotated by inserting a screwdriver into the ends (7) of the rods. Said binding is very compact and completely secured against the loss of a sliding block.

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Fixation de surf à neige Snowboard binding
L'invention a pour objet une fixation de surf à neige. Le surf à neige, aussi dénommé planche à neige, est une planche allongée plus ou moins flexible destinée à glisser sur la neige.The subject of the invention is a snowboard binding. Snowboarding, also known as snowboarding, is an elongated more or less flexible board intended to slide on snow.
Les surfs à neige sont chers relativement au temps pendant lequel ils sont utilisés. De plus, durant la période ou ils ne sont pas utilisés ils sont encombrants. Pour ces raisons beaucoup de sportifs occasionnels préfèrent louer des surfs à neige plutôt que de les acheter. Les fixations actuelles peuvent être utilisées avec plusieurs types de chaussures. Toutefois, il est apparu un problème en ce qui à trait au réglage de la longueur de la fixation.Snowboards are expensive relative to the time they are used. In addition, during the period when they are not used they are bulky. For these reasons many occasional athletes prefer to rent snowboards rather than buying them. The current bindings can be used with several types of shoes. However, a problem appeared with regard to the adjustment of the length of the fastener.
En effet, les fixations actuelles comportent des possibilités de réglage relativement compliquées. La plupart des fixations de surfs nécessitent le démontage de plusieurs vis et le déplacement de pièces crantées. Ces dispositifs ne sont pas satisfaisants, d'une part parce qu'il faut beaucoup de temps pour effectuer un changement, et d'autre part parce que le réglage n'est pas très précis.Indeed, current fasteners have relatively complicated adjustment possibilities. Most surfboard attachments require the disassembly of several screws and the movement of notched parts. These devices are not satisfactory, firstly because it takes a long time to make a change, and secondly because the adjustment is not very precise.
Pour améliorer les fixations de surfs on a imaginé une fixation comprenant une embase comportant à la partie avant et à la partie arrière un rail sur lequel glisse des coulisseaux auquels sont fixés des étriers pour maintenir la chaussure. La position du coulisseau étant réglée au moyen d'une tige filetée sur laquelle est disposé un écrou lié au coulisseau. Si cette fixation pallie aux inconvénients dû réglage en longueur, elle n'est pas satisfaisante relativement à la sécurité. Parce que le coulisseau à la forme d'un oméga majuscule, en d'autres termes le coulisseau à une forme ouverte. Ce qui entraîne qu'il existe une déformée du rail et du coulisseau à partir de laquelle le coulisseau peut s'échapper du rail, même sans rupture d'un des éléments. Un autre défaut présenté par cette fixation est que les coulisseaux peuvent prendre des positions telles qu'une de leur partie est au-delà de l'embase. Ceci entraîne que lors de la pose de la fixation, s'il n'est pas tenu compte de cela, les chaussures de grandes pointures pourront dépasser le bord du surf.To improve the bindings of surfboards, a binding has been devised comprising a base comprising at the front part and at the rear part a rail on which slides slides to which stirrups are fixed to hold the shoe. The position of the slide being adjusted by means of a threaded rod on which is placed a nut linked to the slide. If this fixing overcomes the drawbacks due to length adjustment, it is not satisfactory in terms of safety. Because the slide has the shape of a capital omega, in other terms the slide to an open form. This results in a deformation of the rail and the slide from which the slide can escape from the rail, even without breaking one of the elements. Another defect presented by this fixing is that the sliders can take positions such that one of their parts is beyond the base. This means that when fitting the binding, if this is not taken into account, shoes of large sizes may exceed the edge of the board.
L'invention a pour objet de fournir une fixation qui ne présente pas les défauts des fixations existantes. Ces buts sont atteint avec la fixation de surf à neige définie à la revendication i.The object of the invention is to provide a binding which does not have the defects of existing bindings. These objects are achieved with the snowboard binding defined in claim i.
L' invention sera mieux comprise à la lecture de la description d'une forme d'exécution donnée à titre d'exemple en regardant les dessins sur lesquels:The invention will be better understood on reading the description of an embodiment given by way of example by looking at the drawings in which:
la figure 1 représente une vue en perspective de la forme d'exécution de la fixation de surf selon l' invention.Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the embodiment of the surf binding according to the invention.
la figure 2 représente une vue éclatée de la fixation présentée à la figure 1 en vue par-dessus.Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the binding shown in Figure 1 seen from above.
la figure 3 représente une vue éclatée de la fixation présentée à la figure 1 en vue par dessous.Figure 3 shows an exploded view of the binding shown in Figure 1 seen from below.
la figure 4 représente la fixation de la figure 1 en vue latérale sur laquelle on a représenté une chaussure. Comme on le voit sur la figure 1 la fixation selon l'invention représente un ensemble compact ayant une forme agréable à regarder. La fixation comporte une plaque de base 1, aussi dénommée embase, destinée à être fixée sur la surface supérieure d'un surf à neige. La fixation de l'embase 1 se fait au moyen de la plaque 26 qui comporte des perçages 23 destiné à recevoir des vis de fixation, non représentées. La plaque circulaire 26 est indépendante de l'embase 1 et comporte un rebord avec des cannelures. On retrouve des cannelures identiques sur l'embase 1 ce qui permet d'orienter la fixation de la manière désirée. Ce dispositif est connu et se trouve sur des fixations existantes c'est pourquoi il n'a pas été représenté.4 shows the binding of Figure 1 in side view on which there is shown a shoe. As can be seen in FIG. 1, the binding according to the invention represents a compact assembly having a shape which is pleasant to look at. The binding comprises a base plate 1, also known as a base, intended to be fixed to the upper surface of a snowboard. The mounting of the base 1 is done by means of the plate 26 which has holes 23 intended to receive fixing screws, not shown. The circular plate 26 is independent of the base 1 and has a flange with grooves. We find identical grooves on the base 1 which allows to orient the fixing in the desired manner. This device is known and is found on existing fasteners, which is why it has not been shown.
La fixation comporte des plaques d'appui 2 et 3 pour la chaussure. Ces plaques d'appui dans la forme d'exécution sont vissées sur l'embase 1 au moyen de vis introduites dans les perçages 13 et 21 (Voir figure 2 et 3) . Les plaques d'appui 2 et 3 et l'embase 1 définissent des logements dans lesquels glissent les coulisseaux 14 et 18. Sur les coulisseaux sont fixés des étriers 4 et 5 destinés à maintenir la chaussure sur les plaques d'appui. Ces étriers sont maintenus en position par des ressorts de manière connue (non représentés) . L'étrier 4 destiné à recevoir l'avant de la chaussure comporte un levier 6 destiné à se bloquer sur le rebord avant de la semelle de la chaussure.The binding has support plates 2 and 3 for the shoe. These bearing plates in the embodiment are screwed onto the base 1 by means of screws introduced into the holes 13 and 21 (See FIG. 2 and 3). The support plates 2 and 3 and the base 1 define housings in which slide the slides 14 and 18. On the slides are fixed stirrups 4 and 5 intended to hold the shoe on the support plates. These stirrups are held in position by springs in a known manner (not shown). The stirrup 4 intended to receive the front of the shoe comprises a lever 6 intended to be blocked on the front edge of the sole of the shoe.
Sur la figure 2 on voit que l'embase 1 est de forme allongée comme une semelle de chaussure. Cette embase 1 comporte à sa partie avant, c'est à dire celle destinée à recevoir l'avant de la chaussure, des creusures 30 et 31 qui lorsque les plaques d'appui 2 et 3 sont en place, définissent les logements dans lesquels se déplacent les coulisseaux 14 et 18 respectivement. Les coulisseaux 14 et 18 ont une longueur sensiblement égale à la largeur des creusures 30 et 31 de manière que dans leur déplacement dans le sens longitudinal de l'embase i ils ne puissent pas se mettre en travers ou coincer. De plus, les coulisseaux comportent à leur partie supérieure des rainures 17 dans lesquelles viennent se mettre les nervures 27 et 28 (voir figure 3) de la plaque d'appui 2 respectivement de la plaque d'appui 3. A leurs extrémités les coulisseaux 14 et 18 comportent des logements ouverts 15 dans lesquels sont disposés les étriers. Les logements 15 sont fermés par l'embase 1 lorsque les coulisseaux sont placés dans les creusures 30 et 31.In Figure 2 we see that the base 1 is elongated like a shoe sole. This base 1 has at its front part, that is to say that intended to receive the front of the shoe, recesses 30 and 31 which, when the support plates 2 and 3 are in place, define the housings in which move the slides 14 and 18 respectively. The slides 14 and 18 have a length substantially equal to the width of the recesses 30 and 31 so that in their displacement in the longitudinal direction of the base i they cannot get across or get caught. In addition, the slides have at their upper part grooves 17 in which are placed the ribs 27 and 28 (see Figure 3) of the support plate 2 respectively of the support plate 3. At their ends the slides 14 and 18 have open housings 15 in which the stirrups are arranged. The housings 15 are closed by the base 1 when the slides are placed in the recesses 30 and 31.
Chaque coulisseau comporte en son milieu un logement 16 dans lequel vient s'insérer un écrou 8 maintenu de façon qu'il ne puisse tourner. Ledit écrou 8 respectivement 25 étant libre de se déplacer sur une tige filetée 10 respectivement 11, qui est disposée sur l'embase 1 dans des creusures 12 et 22. Chaque tige filetée 10 et 11 comporte une tête 7. La tête 7 comporte des moyens pour la mettre en rotation par exemple une fente, une creusure en croix ou un écrou.Each slide has in its middle a housing 16 into which is inserted a nut 8 held so that it cannot rotate. Said nut 8 respectively 25 being free to move on a threaded rod 10 respectively 11, which is disposed on the base 1 in recesses 12 and 22. Each threaded rod 10 and 11 has a head 7. The head 7 has means to rotate it, for example a slot, a cross recess or a nut.
Les plaques d'appui 2 et 3 comporte à leur partie avant et arrière des creusures 29 qui lorsque les plaques sont fixées sur l'embase 1 forment des logements pour les têtes 7 des tiges filetées 10 et il. La partie des tiges filetées opposée à leur tête 7 peut être constituée par un écrou 9 fixé en rotation sur la tige. L'ensemble constitué par les coulisseaux les tiges filetées avec leurs écrous constituent un moyen sûr de positionner les étriers, sans qu'il y ait un risque que les coulisseaux s'échappent de leur logement. Sur la figure 4 on comprendra mieux le fonctionnement de la fixation. En effet, la chaussure 30 est maintenue à l'avant par l'étrier 4 au moyen du levier 6 et à l'arrière par l'étrier 5. Le réglage se fera au moyen d'un tournevis sur les têtes 7 des vis filetées 10 et 11 de manière à déplacer les coulisseaux 14 et 18 à la longueur de la chaussure 30. Les plaques d'appui 2 et 3 restant fixes l'opération est facilitée.The support plates 2 and 3 have at their front and rear part recesses 29 which when the plates are fixed on the base 1 form housings for the heads 7 of the threaded rods 10 and it. The part of the threaded rods opposite their head 7 can be constituted by a nut 9 fixed in rotation on the rod. The assembly constituted by the slides, the threaded rods with their nuts constitute a sure means of positioning the stirrups, without there being a risk that the slides escape from their housing. In Figure 4 we will better understand the operation of the binding. Indeed, the shoe 30 is held at the front by the stirrup 4 by means of the lever 6 and at the rear by the stirrup 5. The adjustment will be made by means of a screwdriver on the heads 7 of the threaded screws 10 and 11 so as to move the slides 14 and 18 to the length of the shoe 30. The support plates 2 and 3 remaining fixed, the operation is facilitated.
La fixation selon l'invention peut être réalisée en métal léger par exemple en alliage d'aluminium ou en matière synthétique de résistance appropriée.The fixing according to the invention can be made of light metal, for example aluminum alloy or synthetic material of suitable strength.
Comme il va de soit, l'invention ne se limite pas à la seule forme d'exécution de cette fixation de surf, qui a été décrite ci-devant à titre d'exemple, mais embrasse toutes les variantes d'exécution, notamment en ce qui a trait à la forme de l'embase des plaques d'appui ou de la matière utilisée pour la réalisation. It goes without saying that the invention is not limited to the sole embodiment of this surf binding, which has been described above by way of example, but embraces all of the variant embodiments, in particular in which relates to the shape of the base of the support plates or of the material used for the production.

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l.Fixation de surf à neige comportant une plaque de base oblongue, dénommée par la suite embase, destinée à être fixée sur un surf à neige, des moyens de maintien d'une chaussure constitués par deux étriers, un étrier avant destiné à maintenir l'avant de la chaussure et un étrier arrière destiné à maintenir le talon de la chaussure, chaque étrier étant fixé sur un coulisseau, lesdits coulisseaux étant mobiles dans le sens longitudinal de l'embase relativement à cette dernière au moyen de tiges filetées disposées aussi dans le sens longitudinal de l'embase, des écrous disposés sur les tiges filetées et assujetties aux coulisseaux assurant le déplacement de ces derniers par la rotation des tiges filetées, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comporte des plaques d'appui (2 et 3) destinée à supporter la semelle de la chaussure fixées sur l'embase (1) de manière à définir des logements dans lesquels se déplacent les coulisseaux.l.Fixing snowboard comprising an oblong base plate, hereinafter referred to as a base, intended to be fixed to a snowboard, means for holding a boot consisting of two stirrups, a front stirrup intended to hold the front of the shoe and a rear stirrup intended to hold the heel of the shoe, each stirrup being fixed on a slider, said sliders being movable in the longitudinal direction of the base relative to the latter by means of threaded rods also arranged in the longitudinal direction of the base, nuts arranged on the threaded rods and subject to the slides ensuring the displacement of the latter by the rotation of the threaded rods, characterized in that it comprises support plates (2 and 3) intended supporting the sole of the shoe fixed on the base (1) so as to define housings in which the slides move.
2.Fixation selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que les plaques d'appui (2 et 3) comportent sur leurs faces opposées à celles destinées à recevoir la semelle de la chaussure des nervures (27,28) qui viennent s'insérer dans des rainures (17) prévues sur les couliseaux de manière à assurer un guidage de ces derniers lors de leurs déplacements.2. Attachment according to claim 1, characterized in that the support plates (2 and 3) have on their faces opposite to those intended to receive the sole of the shoe ribs (27, 28) which are inserted in grooves (17) provided on the slides so as to guide the latter during their movements.
3.Fixation selon l'une des revendication 1 et 2, caractérisée en ce que l'embase, les plaques d'appui et les coulisseaux sont en métal léger, par exemple en alliage d'aluminium, ou en matière synthétique. 3.Fixing according to one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the base, the support plates and the slides are made of light metal, for example aluminum alloy, or synthetic material.
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