AT526184A1 - Riding spur holder in the heel of a riding boot - Google Patents

Abstract

Riding spur holder in the heel of a riding boot, the boot heel (1) having a preferably square recess (3) in the middle that is open towards the rear. Which accommodates a spur shaft (2) in a largely form-fitting manner so that it can be moved to a limited extent. On the insertable side of the spur shaft (2) there is a screw (5), the screw head of which hits a magnet (4) located at the end of the recess (3) and is held by it, the screw (5) with a The lock nut (6) is fixed and the insertion depth of the spur shaft (2) can therefore be adjusted to a limited extent. As an alternative to being held by a magnet (4), round recesses (7) can be provided on the side of the spur shaft (2), into which a ball (8) is pressed by a spring (9). The tension force of the spring (9) is regulated by a threaded bolt (10) on the side. A limited displacement of the spur shaft (2) can be achieved through the recesses (7).

Description

Spur holders on riding boots are known in different designs. DEZO200400282900M describes one. Riding strap to be worn on a boot, which is to be attached using straps. The straps are guided through a metal strap, which, despite being firmly connected to the boot, leads to unrealized friction locks, which subsequently causes damage to the leather. Another embodiment is from DEZSSI9OTLUUT It is known that the spurs are used for attaching to riding boots, which are closed in the heel area with a fork-like, limitedly expandable clasp. Here, too, it proves to be disadvantageous that the frequent rise and fall

If the spurs are removed, the leather is damaged on the surface,

The invention is therefore based on the object of improving a riding snoren holder of the type mentioned at the beginning so that the disadvantages mentioned above do not come into play

COMMITTEE,

According to the amendment, this is achieved by the characterizing features of claim 1.

Further advantageous designs are proposed according to the subclaims,

Fig. 1 shows a partially sectioned top view of a riding shoe heel with a magnetic holder and pie. 2 shows a top view that is also partially cut away

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a riding boot heel with a tension spring lock.

Riding spurs are used in riding, especially in western riding. They are used to prepare the horse for certain riding maneuvers or to correct them. In most cases, these spurs are attached to the riding boots with straps and accessories and secured with appropriate fasteners, such as

For example, driving a car with short wheels is not recommended if footwear is equipped with spurs

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to separate depths,

The heels {1} of hand-held riding boots are high enough to provide preferably square recesses {3}, which are able to accommodate square spur shafts {21 in a limited, movable manner, which are located in the middle of the heel area of the boot; are attached, On the bottom of the steering wheel set {1} there is a magnet (4) at the end, which holds the end of the iron shaft {2}. Alternatively, a screw 16} can be adjustable and attached to the end of the spur shaft I to enable slight lubrication of the same, with a nut (6) enabling the screwdriver {6} to be fixed. The square recess {3} can be produced in a simple manner by at least two-layer design of the heel {1}. This ensures that The savings shaft {7} can be removed from the boot heel {1} without much effort, but otherwise it has enough adhesive power

by the magnet {4} so that it cannot fall out uncontrollably.

As an alternative to painting with a magnet {41, round recesses {7} can be provided on the side of the spur shaft (2), into which a ball {8} is pressed by a spring {9}. The tension force of the spring (9) is controlled by a side cloth Threaded bale (10) is regustrated. The recesses {7} allow limited displacement of the spur shaft {22

can be achieved.

Claims (1)

13 Riding snoren holder in the heel of a riding boot, characterized in that the boot set 11} preferably has one in the middle. has a square recess {3]} that is open towards the rear and largely forms a form-fitting boundary with a spur shaft {2 movable. 2} Riding spur holder in the heel of a riding boot according to claim 1, characterized in that there is a screw {5} on the insertable part of the savings shaft {2}, the screw head of which rests on a magnet (4) located at the end of the recess {3}. Iräft and is held by this, where the screw {5} with a counterweight (6) axes and sorts the insertion of the savings shaft {2} is adjustable to a limited extent, 3.3 Riding brace holder in the heel of a riding boot according to claim 1, characterized in that there are one or more recesses {72 on the side of the spoma shaft {2} which can be inserted, into which the cushion snaps into place (by means of a spring (9), whose pressure can be adjusted by a laterally arranged threaded bolt {10}, A,} Riding spur holster in the heel of a riding boot according to claim 1, characterized in that the boot set {1} is made up of several layers consists, SUMMARY