CA2356585A1 - Front mounting stroller skis - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention describes a front mounting ski assembly for use with a child stroller, said stroller of the type comprising of three or four leg members, said stroller comprising of front leg members being inline or offset of rear leg members, said leg members comprising of single or double wheels, said ski assembly comprising of a ski runner comprising of an undersurface and a top face, said undersurface for sliding engagement over ice and snow terrain, said ski member containing a curved forward portion, and a preferably curved rear portion, said undersurface containing three grooves running the length of the ski member for the purpose of directional integrity, said ski member containing a hole on the rearward portion of the ski for connecting a cord from the ski to the rear leg members to prevent the pivoting of front wheels that can not be locked from pivoting, said cord being preferably made of an elastic type material;
(b) a wheel mounting located on the top face of the ski assembly, said wheel mounting containing a left and a right side block to prevent lateral movement of the stroller wheels on the skis, said side blocks being of a trapezoid shape and comprising of a tapered outside portion for fitting double wheels with a variable distance within the said double wheels, said side blocks comprising of a tapered inner portion for fitting single stroller wheels of various widths, said wheel mounting containing a front block to prevent forward movement of the stroller wheels on the ski, said wheel mounting containing a rear block to prevent rearward movement of the stroller wheel on the ski, said rear block being preferably forward and rearward adjustable for fitting stroller wheels of different sizes; (c) a strap for securing the said stroller wheels) to the said ski mounting(s).
(b) a wheel mounting located on the top face of the ski assembly, said wheel mounting containing a left and a right side block to prevent lateral movement of the stroller wheels on the skis, said side blocks being of a trapezoid shape and comprising of a tapered outside portion for fitting double wheels with a variable distance within the said double wheels, said side blocks comprising of a tapered inner portion for fitting single stroller wheels of various widths, said wheel mounting containing a front block to prevent forward movement of the stroller wheels on the ski, said wheel mounting containing a rear block to prevent rearward movement of the stroller wheel on the ski, said rear block being preferably forward and rearward adjustable for fitting stroller wheels of different sizes; (c) a strap for securing the said stroller wheels) to the said ski mounting(s).
Description
DESCRIPTION
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to solutions to simply, safely and rapidly allow a child's wheeled stroller to slide easily over ice and snow covered ground surfaces BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Canadian Patent No 1,224,831 issued in 1987 to Florence U. Reynolds discloses a system for installing a snow ski runner 114 with curved ends 115 to a child's wheeled stroller. The stroller is comprised of having a pair of downwardly divergent leg members on each side of the stroller and at least one wheel attached to the lower end of each leg member. Each ski of the said patent is comprised of having a ski runner 114 that is long enough to support the pair of wheels 112 on one side of the stroller. The skis must be removed and carried when bringing the stroller indoors, which is clearly an awkward solution as the skis must be temporarily stored.
Canadian Patent No 2,117,041 issued in 1999 to Paul Lambert and Jeanine Lambert discloses a system similar to the one mention in the previous patent with the addition of a pair of elongated elastic cables 40, and a mechanism for adjusting the length of the ski 32-34. The elongated elastic cables serve to remove the skis from the wheels and to let them hang under the stroller when the terrain does not call for the use of the skis, which improves upon the invention mentioned in the above patent. Yet, having skis that are hanging under the stroller prevents the stroller from being folded when the need arises, thus necessitating the removal and storage of the skis - an inconvenience as the ski members are fairly long and would require disassembly for easy and temporary storage. Furthermore, most strollers come with the ability to lock the rear wheels from rotation thus allowing the stroller to be secured from movement.
Unfortunately, sitting all the stroller wheels on the skis creates a hazardous situation for the child in the stroller, as the stroller can no longer be locked into place and can easily slide into a dangerous situation for the child.
Finally the above-mentioned inventions are functional only for strollers that have four leg members, two on each side of the stroller. Furthermore, the front and rear wheels on each side of the stroller must be inline for the above inventions to function. Therefore the above-mentioned inventions are not useful in situations where the strollers' froxxt and rear wheels are offset, or not inline, and for strollers that sit on three points or wheels instead of four.
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FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to solutions to simply, safely and rapidly allow a child's wheeled stroller to slide easily over ice and snow covered ground surfaces BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Canadian Patent No 1,224,831 issued in 1987 to Florence U. Reynolds discloses a system for installing a snow ski runner 114 with curved ends 115 to a child's wheeled stroller. The stroller is comprised of having a pair of downwardly divergent leg members on each side of the stroller and at least one wheel attached to the lower end of each leg member. Each ski of the said patent is comprised of having a ski runner 114 that is long enough to support the pair of wheels 112 on one side of the stroller. The skis must be removed and carried when bringing the stroller indoors, which is clearly an awkward solution as the skis must be temporarily stored.
Canadian Patent No 2,117,041 issued in 1999 to Paul Lambert and Jeanine Lambert discloses a system similar to the one mention in the previous patent with the addition of a pair of elongated elastic cables 40, and a mechanism for adjusting the length of the ski 32-34. The elongated elastic cables serve to remove the skis from the wheels and to let them hang under the stroller when the terrain does not call for the use of the skis, which improves upon the invention mentioned in the above patent. Yet, having skis that are hanging under the stroller prevents the stroller from being folded when the need arises, thus necessitating the removal and storage of the skis - an inconvenience as the ski members are fairly long and would require disassembly for easy and temporary storage. Furthermore, most strollers come with the ability to lock the rear wheels from rotation thus allowing the stroller to be secured from movement.
Unfortunately, sitting all the stroller wheels on the skis creates a hazardous situation for the child in the stroller, as the stroller can no longer be locked into place and can easily slide into a dangerous situation for the child.
Finally the above-mentioned inventions are functional only for strollers that have four leg members, two on each side of the stroller. Furthermore, the front and rear wheels on each side of the stroller must be inline for the above inventions to function. Therefore the above-mentioned inventions are not useful in situations where the strollers' froxxt and rear wheels are offset, or not inline, and for strollers that sit on three points or wheels instead of four.
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OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION
It is an object of the present invention to provide a set of skis to allow a stroller the ability to slide easily over snow and ice.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a solution that will maximize the safety of the child by allowing the stroller to be secured i:rom movement.
Such an object is accomplished by providing skis that sit under only the front wheels, and not all the wheels. As a result the rear wheels can be locked from rotational movement thus allowing the stroller to be secured from movement.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that can be used with strollers that rest on three or four points or leg members or for strollers that have offset front and rear wheels. Such an object is accomplished by individually sitting the stroller wheels on skis.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that can be used by strollers with leg members that contain double wheels or single wheels awd with wheels of various sizes.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that is easily attached and detached from the stroller.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a set of skis that are small enough to be easily stored and/or transported.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
In accordance with the objects of the invention, there is disclosed within the present invention a ski assembly for use with a child stroller, said stroller of the type comprising of three or four leg members, said stroller comprising of front leg members being inline or offset of rear leg members, said leg members comprising of single or double wheels, said ski assembly comprising:
(a) a ski member comprising of an undersurface and a top face, said undersurface for sliding engagement over ice and snow terrain, said ski member containing a curved forward portion, said ski member containing a preferably curved rear portion, said undersurface preferably containing three grooves running the length of the ski member for the purpose of directional integrity, said ski member containing a hole on the rearward portion of the ski for connecting a cord from the ski to the rear leg members to prevent the pivoting of the front wheels. of strollers that do not contain locks to prevent the pivoting of the front wheels, said cord being preferably made of an elastic type material; (b) a wheel mounting located on the top face of the ski assembly, said wheel mounting containing a left and a right side block to prevent lateral movement of the stroller wheels on the skis, said side blocks being of a trapezoid shape and comprising of a tapered outside portion for fitting double stroller wheels with a variable distance within the said double wheels of a stroller's front leg member, said side blocks comprising of a tapered inner portion for fitting single stroller wheels of various widths, said wheel mounting containing a front block to prevent forward movement of the stroller wheels on the ski, said wheel mounting containing a rear block to prevent rearward movement of the stroller wheel on the ski, said rear block being preferably forward and rearward adjustable for fitting stroller wheels of different sizes; (c) a strap for securing the said stroller wheels) to the said ski mounting(s).
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Figure 1 is a side view of a child's stroller, showing the front and rear leg members, showing the ski assembly in full lines, and the stroller in faded lines;
figure 2 is an exploded sectional side view of the front leg member, which comprises the front wheel(s), said wheels) are attached to the ski assembly with thf; strap;
figure 3 is a front angle view of the ski assembly, showing the said ski assembly's mounting containing the double wheels of a double wheeled front leg member stroller;
figure 4 is a front angle view of the ski assembly, showin;; the said ski assembly's mounting containing the single wheel of a single wheeled front leg member;
figure 5 is the top view of the ski assembly, which comprises a front block, a left and a right side block, a preferably detachable and adjustable rear block, said rear block further comprising of 2 screws for securing the said rear block to the rest of the said ski assembly;
Figure 6 shows a side view, a rear view and a front angle view of the mounting of the above mentioned ski assembly, said mounting comprising of a front block, a right side block, a left side block, a preferably detachable and adjustable rear block, and two rear block securing screws.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The child's stroller 10 on figure 1 is of the type which rests on four points or of the type which rest on three points, and includes at least one wheel 200 upon each of the front leg members of the three or four point strollers, where the said wheels) rest upon a ski assembly which comprises of a ski runner 100, said ski runner comprises of a wheel mounting which contains a front block 130 which prevents forward rotational movement of the stroller wheel(s), said ski mounting further comprising of two side blocks 110 and 111 (seen on figure 3) which prevents lateral movement of the stroller wheel(s), said ski mounting which further comprises a rear block 120 that is preferably adjustable and is secure to the mount through the use of two screws 125. The stroller wheels) are secured to the mounting through the use of a strap 140, which further comprises of a secondary strap 145 that attaches to the front leg member 250, as seen in figure 2, said secondary strap is provided to prevent rotational movement of the stroller wheels) when the stroller is tilted upon its rear wheels.
The said ski runner 100 further comprises a rear end 102, wherein a cord 300 is attached to the rear leg member of the stroller The above mentioned ski assembly runner 100 further comprises of a curved forward end 101 and an optionally curved rearward end 102 to allow the ski to slide smoothly over uneven terrain. In figure 3, we see the said ski assembly comprising of the ski runner 100, which further comprises of three long grooves 108, which are for the purpose; of directional integrity. The said ski assembly comprises of a wheel a wheel mounting which comprises of a right side block 110 and a left side block 111 which are downwardly and outwardly an~;led to be able to fit doubled wheels 200, said wheels that can contain various distances between said wheels of a single front leg members 250, said side blocks 110 and 111 which are downwardly and inwardly angled to be able to accommodate single wheels 201, as seen in figure 4, of differing thickness of a front single wheeled stroller leg member or of the front wheel of a stroller that sits on three points with one wheel per point. Figures 3 and 4 also show the rear block 120 which is saddled upon the right side block 110 and the left side block 111, said rear block is secured to the side blocks 110 and 111 with the two screws 125. Figures 3 and 4 further show the rear end 102 of the ski runner 100 comprising of a hole 301 for connecting the cord 300.
The rear block 120 of the ski assembly in figure 5 rests upon the side blocks 110 and 111 and is secured with the two screws 125 to the .threaded holes 124 which are found on the side blocks 110 and 111. This allows the adjustment of the mounting to accommodate stroller wheels of differing diameters.
Figures 6a, 6b and 6c depict the side view, the rear view, and the front angle view of the ski assembly mounting respectively. Figures 6a and 6b show, through the use of arrows, the rear block 120 descending upon the side blocks 110 and 111, where said rear block 120 is secured to the two side blocks 110 and 111 through the use of the two securing screws 125. Figure 6b depicts the side blocks 110 and 111 which are tapered upwardly on the outer edl;es of the side blocks 110 and 111 to accommodate strollers with stroller legs comprising of double vrheels where said wheels can be of a various distance apart, said side blocks 110 arid 111 which are tapered upwardly on the inner edges of the side blocks 110 and 111 to accommodate strollers with front stroller legs) comprising of one stroller wheel of various thickness.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a set of skis to allow a stroller the ability to slide easily over snow and ice.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a solution that will maximize the safety of the child by allowing the stroller to be secured i:rom movement.
Such an object is accomplished by providing skis that sit under only the front wheels, and not all the wheels. As a result the rear wheels can be locked from rotational movement thus allowing the stroller to be secured from movement.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that can be used with strollers that rest on three or four points or leg members or for strollers that have offset front and rear wheels. Such an object is accomplished by individually sitting the stroller wheels on skis.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that can be used by strollers with leg members that contain double wheels or single wheels awd with wheels of various sizes.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a ski that is easily attached and detached from the stroller.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a set of skis that are small enough to be easily stored and/or transported.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
In accordance with the objects of the invention, there is disclosed within the present invention a ski assembly for use with a child stroller, said stroller of the type comprising of three or four leg members, said stroller comprising of front leg members being inline or offset of rear leg members, said leg members comprising of single or double wheels, said ski assembly comprising:
(a) a ski member comprising of an undersurface and a top face, said undersurface for sliding engagement over ice and snow terrain, said ski member containing a curved forward portion, said ski member containing a preferably curved rear portion, said undersurface preferably containing three grooves running the length of the ski member for the purpose of directional integrity, said ski member containing a hole on the rearward portion of the ski for connecting a cord from the ski to the rear leg members to prevent the pivoting of the front wheels. of strollers that do not contain locks to prevent the pivoting of the front wheels, said cord being preferably made of an elastic type material; (b) a wheel mounting located on the top face of the ski assembly, said wheel mounting containing a left and a right side block to prevent lateral movement of the stroller wheels on the skis, said side blocks being of a trapezoid shape and comprising of a tapered outside portion for fitting double stroller wheels with a variable distance within the said double wheels of a stroller's front leg member, said side blocks comprising of a tapered inner portion for fitting single stroller wheels of various widths, said wheel mounting containing a front block to prevent forward movement of the stroller wheels on the ski, said wheel mounting containing a rear block to prevent rearward movement of the stroller wheel on the ski, said rear block being preferably forward and rearward adjustable for fitting stroller wheels of different sizes; (c) a strap for securing the said stroller wheels) to the said ski mounting(s).
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Figure 1 is a side view of a child's stroller, showing the front and rear leg members, showing the ski assembly in full lines, and the stroller in faded lines;
figure 2 is an exploded sectional side view of the front leg member, which comprises the front wheel(s), said wheels) are attached to the ski assembly with thf; strap;
figure 3 is a front angle view of the ski assembly, showing the said ski assembly's mounting containing the double wheels of a double wheeled front leg member stroller;
figure 4 is a front angle view of the ski assembly, showin;; the said ski assembly's mounting containing the single wheel of a single wheeled front leg member;
figure 5 is the top view of the ski assembly, which comprises a front block, a left and a right side block, a preferably detachable and adjustable rear block, said rear block further comprising of 2 screws for securing the said rear block to the rest of the said ski assembly;
Figure 6 shows a side view, a rear view and a front angle view of the mounting of the above mentioned ski assembly, said mounting comprising of a front block, a right side block, a left side block, a preferably detachable and adjustable rear block, and two rear block securing screws.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The child's stroller 10 on figure 1 is of the type which rests on four points or of the type which rest on three points, and includes at least one wheel 200 upon each of the front leg members of the three or four point strollers, where the said wheels) rest upon a ski assembly which comprises of a ski runner 100, said ski runner comprises of a wheel mounting which contains a front block 130 which prevents forward rotational movement of the stroller wheel(s), said ski mounting further comprising of two side blocks 110 and 111 (seen on figure 3) which prevents lateral movement of the stroller wheel(s), said ski mounting which further comprises a rear block 120 that is preferably adjustable and is secure to the mount through the use of two screws 125. The stroller wheels) are secured to the mounting through the use of a strap 140, which further comprises of a secondary strap 145 that attaches to the front leg member 250, as seen in figure 2, said secondary strap is provided to prevent rotational movement of the stroller wheels) when the stroller is tilted upon its rear wheels.
The said ski runner 100 further comprises a rear end 102, wherein a cord 300 is attached to the rear leg member of the stroller The above mentioned ski assembly runner 100 further comprises of a curved forward end 101 and an optionally curved rearward end 102 to allow the ski to slide smoothly over uneven terrain. In figure 3, we see the said ski assembly comprising of the ski runner 100, which further comprises of three long grooves 108, which are for the purpose; of directional integrity. The said ski assembly comprises of a wheel a wheel mounting which comprises of a right side block 110 and a left side block 111 which are downwardly and outwardly an~;led to be able to fit doubled wheels 200, said wheels that can contain various distances between said wheels of a single front leg members 250, said side blocks 110 and 111 which are downwardly and inwardly angled to be able to accommodate single wheels 201, as seen in figure 4, of differing thickness of a front single wheeled stroller leg member or of the front wheel of a stroller that sits on three points with one wheel per point. Figures 3 and 4 also show the rear block 120 which is saddled upon the right side block 110 and the left side block 111, said rear block is secured to the side blocks 110 and 111 with the two screws 125. Figures 3 and 4 further show the rear end 102 of the ski runner 100 comprising of a hole 301 for connecting the cord 300.
The rear block 120 of the ski assembly in figure 5 rests upon the side blocks 110 and 111 and is secured with the two screws 125 to the .threaded holes 124 which are found on the side blocks 110 and 111. This allows the adjustment of the mounting to accommodate stroller wheels of differing diameters.
Figures 6a, 6b and 6c depict the side view, the rear view, and the front angle view of the ski assembly mounting respectively. Figures 6a and 6b show, through the use of arrows, the rear block 120 descending upon the side blocks 110 and 111, where said rear block 120 is secured to the two side blocks 110 and 111 through the use of the two securing screws 125. Figure 6b depicts the side blocks 110 and 111 which are tapered upwardly on the outer edl;es of the side blocks 110 and 111 to accommodate strollers with stroller legs comprising of double vrheels where said wheels can be of a various distance apart, said side blocks 110 arid 111 which are tapered upwardly on the inner edges of the side blocks 110 and 111 to accommodate strollers with front stroller legs) comprising of one stroller wheel of various thickness.
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1. A front mounting ski assembly for use with a stroller having three or four leg members and at least one wheel attached to the end of each leg member, saiid assembly comprising of a ski, said ski comprising a runner having an upwardly curved front end, an optionally upwardly curved rear end, said skis being short enough to be conveniently mounted on the front leg members of the three or four wheeled stroller, said skis being short enough to be conveniently stored and transported.
2. The ski assembly as claimed in claim 1 further comprising of grooves placed on the undersurface of the ski runner to permit directional integrity.
3. The ski assembly as claimed in claim 1 further comprising of optionally placed cords, said cords being preferably made from a flexible material, said cords being used to connected the rear of the ski(s) to the rear leg members of a stroller to permit the skis to remain in a straight position when tilting the strollers on its rear wheels, said cords being; used for strollers where the front leg member wheels can not be secured from pivoting.
4. The ski assembly as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a mounting for resting the front leg member wheel(s) of a three or four wheeled stroller, said mounting being adaptable to strollers containing double wheels or a single wheel on each front leg member.
5. The ski assembly mounting as claimed in claim 4, wherein said mountings comprising of a pair of elongated trapezoid shaped objects for preventing lateral movement of the said double or single wheels on the said ski assembly, said trapezoid shaped objects comprising of upwardly tapered outer sides for mounting double wheels of differing dimensions, said trapezoid shaped objects comprising of upwardly tapered inner sides for mounting single wheels of differing dimensions.
6. The ski assembly mounting as claimed in claim 4, further comprising of a front stop member to prevent forward movement of the said wheels on the said ski assembly.
7. The ski assembly mounting as claimed in claim 4, further .comprising of a rear stop member to prevent rear movement of the said wheels on the said ski assembly, said rear block member being preferably forwardly and rearward adjustable to permit the mounting of single wheels of varying dimensions.
8. The ski assembly mounting as claimed in claim 4, further comprising of straps to secure the said ski assembly to the said front leg member(s) and front leg member wheel(s).
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| US6824148B1 (en) * | 2000-09-08 | 2004-11-30 | Theodore Key | Conversion sled for stroller wheels |
| GB2447851A (en) * | 2007-03-26 | 2008-10-01 | Richard John Hall | Skis for attachment to pushchair |
| RU200816U1 (en) * | 2020-05-26 | 2020-11-12 | Общество с ограниченной ответственностью "Опт-Юнион" | SKI SUPPORT TO CHILDREN'S WHEEL |
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| US6824148B1 (en) * | 2000-09-08 | 2004-11-30 | Theodore Key | Conversion sled for stroller wheels |
| GB2447851A (en) * | 2007-03-26 | 2008-10-01 | Richard John Hall | Skis for attachment to pushchair |
| RU200816U1 (en) * | 2020-05-26 | 2020-11-12 | Общество с ограниченной ответственностью "Опт-Юнион" | SKI SUPPORT TO CHILDREN'S WHEEL |
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