DE2942083A1 - Anchor towing connection for skis - comprises spacer clamp across leading ends of skis for tow rope attachment - Google Patents

Abstract

A tow rope (8) for skis is attached to a spacer bar which is located across the points of a pair of skis. The spacer bar, made of plastics, has two oblong slots into which the tapered ski points are inserted. A loop (9) on the tow rope is located around the ski bindings and a straight section from it is attached to the spacer bar. Ahead of the spacer is the actual rope (8) with a hand loop (12) for towing. It can be replaced by a ski stick in order to produce a rigid tow link.

Description

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Title: Towing device for ski application- The device is on firm snow as an area: transport aid used.

Purpose: Reaching goals for ascent in snowy areas while taking along the alpine ski equipment for the purpose of the descent.

Task: The invention is based on the task of making things easier to achieve on the ascent.

Solution: The object is achieved in that the device is a problem-free Pulling the ski allows.

Due to the small dimensions, the deformability design: the material, as well as the low weight, the device can be before departure can be conveniently placed in any normal anorak pocket.

Achievable There are no advantages to wearing alpine ski equipment: (Ski with downhill binding and ski stopper, as well as the downhill ski boots weigh in total 8-10 kg).

Description: Two embodiments of the invention are shown in FIGS Drawings I - IV shown and are described in more detail below.

Sheet I: Fig. 1 - 4 ski tip holder Fig. 1 = View in the direction of the arrow "B" of Fig. 2 Fig. 2 = view in the direction of the arrow "A" with section II of Fig. 1 Fig. 3 = section III from FIG. 1 FIG. 4 = section IV from FIG. 1 (1) slots for ski tips (2) Side shaping of (1) (3) hole for ski pole tip.

Since there are also downhill stretches on the ascent, the use of poles a rigid connection established. The skis are kept at a distance, one in the feet slide is prevented.

(4) holes for string (11), B1. III View "P" (5) recess for Cord (11), B1. III view ttp! (6) Holes for cord (10), sheet III (7) groove for cord (10), sheet III sheet It: Fig. 5 - 6 Pictorial representation of the fastening and pulling rope Fig. 5 - View in the direction of the arrow "C" of Fig. 6 Fig. 6 = View in the direction of the arrow "D" of Fig. 5 (8) Pull rope: length as required.

The snap hook (13) is attached to one end (sheet III, View "R"), at the other end a loop is formed so large that it extends over Shoulder and chest can be placed.

See Fig. 5 on the left.

(9) Fastening cord: thread the length of the ring (15) and Connect ends together.

See sheet III.

(10) Fastening cord: length as required.

Thread in the ring (14), guide it through the holes (6) and join the ends together associate.

See sheet III.

(11) Fastening cord: length as required.

Thread in the ring (16), guide it through the holes (4) and join the ends together associate.

See sheet III, view "P".

(12) Connection sleeve: for pull rope (8), fastening cords (9) (10) (11) and snap hook (13).

(13) Snap hooks (14) Pull rope fastening ring (15) + (16) Pull rope guide rings i tt It tdtt III shows a part of sheet II Fig. b with the views "P" and "R".

For a better overview on a larger scale.

(1i) Ski boot tip sheet 1V: Fig. 1 a The one drawn on sheet IV Ski tip holder fig. 2 a tion is almost identical to the ski tip holder from Page 1.

In addition, there is the clamping device.

The clamping area is indicated by small arrows.

The skis cannot be damaged because they are between the clamping pieces and skis there is still enough material available.

In this version (11) and (16) are omitted.

(10) and (14) can also be omitted, the pull rope (8) becomes then hooked into (15).

An additional snap hook, which is in both rings of the clamping screws is attached, replaces the guide ring (16) and prevents the screws from loosening.

Fig. 7 Clamping piece with holes for clamping screws Fig. 8 Clamping piece with threaded holes for clamping screws Fig. 9 Clamping screws with drilled head and retracted movable ring Fig. 10 = section X of Fig. 1 a Mode of action the illustrated Lrfindung 1. Exemplary embodiment sheet I - III: The bracket, Sheet I, Fig. 1 - 4, with the cords (10 and (11) thereon, as well as the Rings (14) and (16) are placed on the ski tips.

The ski boots are attached to the binding. This will reduce the braking effect lifted from the ski stopper.

The fastening cord (9) with the ring (15) is around the ski boots so that the ring (15) points in the direction of the ski tips (see sheet II and III).

The pull rope (8) is attached against the direction of the arrow.

The direction of the arrow is the same as the direction of pull. See sheet II, Fig. 5.

The snap hook (13) at the end of the pull rope is through the ring (16) and the ring (15) pulled and hooked into the ring (14).

Thanks to the holder on the ski tips and the ski boots in the binding creates a slight plow position (sheet I, Fig. 6), this results in a good one Stabilization and safe guidance when pulling. On the ascent, the loop becomes from Pull rope placed over shoulder and chest. The hands are free for the ski poles and can thus be used to the full.

With comparatively little effort, the goal becomes fast and safely achieved.

The light boots required for the ascent are provided before the descent Tied around the waist with the help of the pull rope or stowed in the rucksack.

2nd embodiment sheet IV: The bracket, sheet IV, Fig. 1 a and 2a, with the parts located thereon, FIGS. 7-9, is applied to the ski tips plugged.

The clamping screws (Fig. 9) and the clamping pieces (Fig. 7 and Fig. 8) a firm connection between ski and holder is created. An additional The snap hook (13), which is hooked into both rings of the clamping screws, secures the screws against loosening and serves as a guide for the pull rope. The pull rope (8) is attached to (15).

The rest of the design is identical to the first exemplary embodiment according to sheet I - III.

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Claims (1)

Claims: Preamble: 1. Towing device for skis occurs solid snow. E.g. on the tracks of supply vehicles for ski huts (snow weasel tracks). Characteristic part: In the case of the towing device, consisting of the aws bracket and rope pull system, can be done as quickly as possible by inserting the ski pole into the holder a rigid connection can be established. Difficult passages can be such as crossings or short, steep inclines, put over them. Preamble to the sub-claim: 2. Towing device according to claim 1. Characteristic part of the sub-claim: This denotes dat through the erinpe {i measurements and through the deformability of the material (plastic), easy storage is possible.