EP0521282B1 - Chaussure de ski munie d'un dispositif d'immobilisation en pivotement de la tige - Google Patents

Chaussure de ski munie d'un dispositif d'immobilisation en pivotement de la tige Download PDF

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EP0521282B1
EP0521282B1 EP92108464A EP92108464A EP0521282B1 EP 0521282 B1 EP0521282 B1 EP 0521282B1 EP 92108464 A EP92108464 A EP 92108464A EP 92108464 A EP92108464 A EP 92108464A EP 0521282 B1 EP0521282 B1 EP 0521282B1
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ski boot
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Jean-Pierre Chemello
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
    • A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
    • A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
    • A43B5/047—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details provided with means to improve walking with the skiboot
    • A43B5/0474—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details provided with means to improve walking with the skiboot having a walk/ski position
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
    • A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
    • A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
    • A43B5/0452—Adjustment of the forward inclination of the boot leg
    • A43B5/0454—Adjustment of the forward inclination of the boot leg including flex control; Dampening means
    • A43B5/0456—Adjustment of the forward inclination of the boot leg including flex control; Dampening means with the actuator being disposed at the rear side of the boot

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  • the present invention relates to an alpine ski boot, comprising a rigid shell, of which a shell bottom is surmounted by an at least partially articulated rod on the latter, having at least a front part and a rear part, and itself comprising opening means to allow the passage of the foot, a rod closure assembly on the lower leg comprising a clamping system with at least one traction element at least partially surrounding the rod to be tensioned by at least a tensioning device, fixed on at least one of the constituent parts of said rod.
  • the invention relates to means for immobilizing the rod in an anteroposterior direction constituted by a control member acting on an oscillating lever, around a transverse axis of a rear part of the rod, in two positions, one in which a lower end portion of the lever abuts against a rear stop of the bottom of the shell at the heel or of a position of inclination chosen towards the front of the rod, corresponding to a active position for skiing, and the other in which said lower part escapes the rear stop of the bottom of the hull to release the rod from any angular positioning constraint, the control member then acting on another part of the lever oscillating against an elastic member.
  • the manual locking means consist of a part movable in vertical translation at the upper end of an arm of the rocker, which can be actuated manually in an upward sliding movement, to extend said upper end of the scale, and to cooperate with a notch formed in the upper part of a cutout of the rod to keep the rocker in the unlocked position.
  • a sliding control of said moving part has the effect of releasing it from the upper notch and allowing it to pivot, under the action of an elastic member, so that the lower end of said rocker comes into abutment on the abovementioned stop formed at the rear of the bottom of the hull for an active position.
  • the moving part In order to allow the moving part to move in translation, in one direction or the other, it has a projecting part constituting an external gripping member without which any control would be impossible.
  • Such locking means have a certain number of drawbacks, one of which is that, whatever the position of the movable member, when locked or unlocked, the external gripping member must always remain protruding to allow its access, and thereby constitutes an aggressive protruding part, likely to cause incidents.
  • Another drawback appears on the conceptual level, because it is necessary to provide, on the one hand a relatively bulky rocker because it supports the movable member and the gripping member which is integral therewith, and on the other hand a notch higher to spare on the rod.
  • this system always involves two maneuvers to achieve stable unlocking of the upper of the shoe, namely a rectilinear pushing movement perpendicular to the upper to rotate the rocker in a release movement of its lower end of the stop, and a pushing movement also rectilinear substantially parallel to said rod to engage the movable part under the upper notch.
  • the stop means is housed in a recess in the rod and has the form of a lever with two arms pivoting about an axis mounted in the rod while the control member is pivotally mounted outside the rod, near the end of one of the arms of said stop lever.
  • the unlocking of the rod is effected by tilting towards the outside of the control member which, coming into pressure on the corresponding arm of the stop lever, causes the release of the latter from its stop on the bottom of the hull.
  • To relock the rod in the ski practice position it is then necessary to bring the control member against the rod to allow the stop lever, under the action of the elastic return force, to be placed in position d 'commitment to its stop on the bottom of the hull.
  • the immobilizing device has a lever, integral with the upper, which is capable of abutting on an element of the shell of the shoe.
  • a lever is actuated from an external cursor capable of moving linearly and acting angularly on the position of the lever, from an end articulation point, or central.
  • this device has the disadvantage of being prominent on the rod at its rear part, and this, in a permanent and variable manner since the cursor is capable of being moved in translation. Furthermore, it always involves a voluntary maneuver on the part of the skier to go from the unlocked position to the locked position for skiing. Still, the momentary unlocking operation with the possibility of automatic relocking is not possible.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a device whose control member is inserted in the volume of the rear part of the rod; for this purpose, the control member on the one hand, is accessible either by its periphery or by its visible face, and on the other hand, it affects a unique position on the rear part of the rod whatever the maneuver carried out, permanent locking, momentary unlocking, or permanent unlocking.
  • the alpine ski boot has a shell bottom surmounted by a rod which has a front part and a rear part obtained in one or more parts, the rear part of said rod on the one hand being at least partially pivoting in the postero-anterior and / or antero-posterior direction and on the other hand, comprising an immobilization device with respect to said active shell bottom for at least one of said directions of pivoting by means of a abutment and / or attachment zone obtained on said bottom of the hull.
  • the immobilization device can be operated via a control member of an oscillating lever pivoting on the rear part of the rod around a transverse axis and subjected to the action of a return spring, which member has, relative to the rear part of the rod, an external gripping part and an internal part acting on the oscillating lever thus subjected in pivoting relation to the abutment zone of the bottom of the hull.
  • the shoe is characterized by the fact that the control member of the oscillating lever is a rotary member able to pivot in a co-axial housing forming a bearing, formed in said rear part of the upper, and in which is fixed, free to rotate. , said rotary member, independently of the oscillating lever, the internal part of said rotary member acting by means of a cam cooperating with a feeler member on the oscillating lever.
  • a preferred characteristic of the invention resides in the fact that the cam is constituted by a cylindrical part centered on the rotary element, whether it is integral with the end of the internal part of the latter or with the oscillating lever. It is obvious that a feeler member intended to cooperate with the cam is then provided on the part which is not provided with said cam. Furthermore, the cam has on its cylindrical periphery at least one ramp with a progressive profile which extends from a low point of probing to a high point extending by a zone for retaining the probing member.
  • the difference in height between the bottom and top probing points is determined as a function of the engagement of the oscillating lever on the abutment or attachment zone obtained on the bottom of the hull and is at least sufficient to cause, by means of the feeler member pivoting of said oscillating lever at least corresponding to that of its engagement on said shell bottom and obtaining the unlocking of the upper of the shoe.
  • the cam has two progressive ramps each extending from the bottom point of the latter to a common retaining area where they meet.
  • the actuator of the immobilization device associated with such a cam can thus be actuated indifferently in both directions of rotation in order to cause the unlocking of the upper of the shoe relative to the bottom of the shell.
  • the latter comprises from the bottom point and on one side, a progressive ramp as described above and on the other side, a vertical wall or abutment surface against which abuts the probing organ.
  • the maneuvering member of the immobilization device can thus be actuated only in a direction of rotation corresponding to that in which the ramp extends.
  • the cam is obtained with two asymmetrical ramps which extend from and on either side of the low point.
  • one of the ramps is then intended to allow permanent unlocking and the other ramp, to allow momentary unlocking for this purpose, the first ramp ends at the high point of unlocking of the cam by a retaining zone of the feeler member while the second ramp extends at least up to the height of the high point of the first ramp but does not include a retaining zone for the feeler member.
  • the device for immobilizing the rod can be unlocked and its return to the initial locking position can be carried out automatically as soon as the operating member of said cam is released;
  • the cam and / or the operating member can advantageously be equipped with an elastic return element.
  • the unstable cam release ramp can be provided relatively inclined so that, under the pushing effect of the return spring of the oscillating lever, the contact reaction of the feeler member on the latter promotes its return to the initial position on the low point as soon as the member is released maneuver.
  • the rod immobilization device can be provided to immobilize the latter in the only antero-posterior pivoting direction or in both antero-posterior and postero-anterior pivoting directions relative to the bottom of the shell.
  • the oscillating lever comprises an end part which cooperates, for example with a stop zone obtained on the bottom of the hull; in the case of immobilization in both directions of pivoting, the oscillating lever comprises a lug or latching pin which cooperates with a corresponding notch made in the bottom of the shell, when the rear part of the rod is brought into the active position of skiing.
  • the light extends in the vertical direction above the latching post over a certain length determined by the thickness of the latter and the desired travel stroke.
  • the shoe 1 designated overall, and represented in FIG. 1, is of the "rear entry" type.
  • the ski boot 1 comprises a rod 2 having a front part 3 or front cover, and a rear part 4 or rear cover, and a shell bottom 5 to which the rear part 4 of the rod 2 is connected by means of rivets 6, the front part 3 of the rod 2 consisting of an extension of the shell bottom 5.
  • a clamping system at three points 7a, 7b, 7c, and for closing the rod 2 on the lower leg of the skier comprises, in a manner known per se, three separate tensioning levers 8a, 8b, 8c which subject in tension traction elements such as cable loops 9a, 9b, 9c partially surrounding the rod 2 at its front part to be tensioned by said tensioning levers 8a, 8b, 8c, fixed for example on the side wings coming from the rear cover 4 for levers 8a and 8b and on the front of the shoe for lever 8c.
  • the shoe 1 is provided with an immobilizing device 35 of the upper 2, acting only in the anteroposterior direction; this immobilization device has a control member 10 acting on an oscillating lever 11 around a transverse axis 12 fixed in the rear part of the rod 2; the lever 11 oscillates in two positions, one in which a lower end portion 11a of the lever 11 abuts against a rear stop 13 of the bottom of the shell 5 at the heel for a position of inclination towards the front of the rod, corresponding to an active position for skiing, and the other in which said lower part 11a escapes the rear stop 13 of the bottom of the shell 5 to release the rod from any angular positioning constraint, a member rotary control 10 then acting on another part 11b opposite the end 11a of the oscillating lever against an elastic member 14, which elastic member is disposed in a housing 15 formed in the lower part 11a of the lever 11 and acts in reaction against a lower part 16a of a stiffening beam 16 constituting the wall of the
  • the axis 12 of the lever 11 is supported by a lug 16b secured to the beam d stiffening 16.
  • the rotary control member 10 of the oscillating lever 11 is able to pivot in a coaxial housing 17 forming a bearing formed in said rear part 4 of the rod 2, and in which said rotary member is fixed, free to rotate 10 independently of the swing lever; for this purpose, the rotary member 10 comprises respectively, arranged on either side of the wall of the beam 16, an external gripping part 18 which can be actuated manually in rotation, and an internal part 19 acting by means of a cam 19a on the part 11b of the oscillating lever 11, which in fact constitutes the feeler member of the cam, the two parts 18 and 19 being interconnected by means of a cylindrical seat 20 housed in the bearing 17 formed in rod 2.
  • the cam 19a is constituted by the very front end of the internal part 19 of the rotary control member 10, and acts on the end 11b of the lever 11 opposite its lower end 11a, between which ends 11a, 11b is located the transverse axis 12.
  • the front cam 19a of the control member 10 is preferably hollow, that is to say comparable to the end of a tube, and constituted by an inclined plane forming a ramp whose peripheral zone is in permanent contact with one of the ends 11b of the oscillating lever 11.
  • This cam has a low point 24 and a high point 25 which correspond respectively to a position immobilization in the anteroposterior direction or vice versa, at a position of angular freedom thereof, for a certain angular rotation in one direction or the other applied to the gripping part 18 of the member rotary actuator 10.
  • the grip part 18 of the rotary actuator 10 is constituted by a flywheel with fins 18a, 18b arranged radially with respect to the longitudinal axis xx 'of said member 10 and forming between them a flat angle .
  • this gripping portion 18 of the operating member may be of any other shape, such as for example generally circular and in the form of a drum.
  • the gripping part 18 of the control member 10 is rigidly connected to its cylindrical axis 20, for example by means of a drive square 21. It is essential to note that the gripping part 18 of the rotary actuator 10 generates a volume of revolution substantially corresponding to that of a housing 22, formed in the rod 2 in which takes place said gripping part 18, remaining in a single plane, without offset relative to the external wall of the rod 2, whatever the relative position of the cam 19a relative to the oscillating lever 11.
  • the cam 19a has, at its uppermost part, a housing 19c or retaining zone which corresponds to the high point of unlocking in the form of a bowl in which a corresponding end 11b of the lever 11 is capable of being positioned to provide a position unlocked stable. This position is obtained by exerting a simple rotation in the direction F1 around the axis xx ', exerted on the fins 18a, 18b of the gripping part 18.
  • the immobilization device 36 differs essentially from the previous one in that the cam 40a, which is constituted by a cylindrical part centered on the rotary element 10 and whose cylindrical periphery comprises at at least one ramp, is formed on an intermediate part 40b of the lever 40 situated between the transverse axis 12A disposed at one end 40d of the lever 40 situated between the transverse axis 12A disposed at one end 40d of the lever 40, and another opposite end 40c of the same lever 40 capable of coming into contact with the stop 13 in locking mode, said cam 40a being in permanent contact with a radial actuating finger 41, constituting the feeler member, integral with the control member 10A, said ramp comprising a low point 24 and a high point 25 which correspond, as before, respectively to an immobilization position of the rod 2 in front, or conversely to release angular tee thereof, for a certain rotation in one direction or the other applied to the gripping part 18 of the rotary actuator 10A, acting
  • the cam 40a may be provided, not on a part of the lever 40, but on an element of the internal part 19 of the rotary actuator 10A, for example at its end, in the form of a collar (not shown) forming an inclined plane.
  • the lever 40 has for its part a feeler member such as a lug radial to the cam 40a.
  • cam 19a and / or 40a may have different profiles depending on the defined rotation direction and / or maneuver as well as the amplitude of the desired rotary movement to pass from a locking position to an unlocking position. and / or vice versa.
  • FIGS. 2 to 6 and 2a to 6a it is precisely illustrated by way of example, several embodiments of the profile of a cam 19a of the type of that briefly described in FIG. 1; these embodiments are obviously applicable to a cam 40a of the device of FIG. 1A.
  • the cam 19a is obtained with two symmetrical ramps 27 each extending progressively from the low point 24 to the retaining zone 19c passing through a high unlocking point 25.
  • the difference in height between the low point 24 and the high point 25, identified by the letter "A" in FIGS. 2a and 3a depends on the engagement of the lower end part 11a of the lever 11 against the stop 13 of the bottom of the shell 5, as illustrated in FIG. 1.
  • This difference in height in fact represents the value of the travel of the end 11b of the lever 11 necessary to unlock the rod 2 relative to at the bottom of the shell 5; this difference in height "A” is always less than or equal to the difference in height between the low point 24 and the retaining area 19c identified by the letter "B".
  • the retaining zone 19c is advantageously embodied by a notch in which the feeler member is intended to snap which guarantees a stable unlocking position of the latter. and to index said cam 19a in rotation in the unlocking position of the shoe upper 2.
  • the retaining area 19c can simply be constituted by a planar bearing surface.
  • the cam 19a In these two exemplary embodiments of the cam 19a (FIGS. 2, 2a, 3 and 3a), the latter can indifferently be operated, from the low point 24, in both directions of rotation to cause the unstable unlocking from such a cam, the retaining zone 19c is advantageously located beyond the unlocking point.
  • the cam 19c when the cam 19c is only turned from its low point 24 to its high point 25 using the rotary member 10 and then released before reaching the retaining zone 19c, the upper of the shoe is then momentarily unlocked at the moment when the feeler member 11b reaches said high point 25; after release of the rotary control member 10, the cam 19c is then capable of returning to the locked position, under the pushing effect of the feeler member on the corresponding ramp of the latter.
  • the cam can be returned to the locking position under the effect of an elastic return element, not shown, which can be interposed between the rotary member 10 and the wall of the rear cover 4 on which it is retained, such structure being compatible with a cam comprising a retaining notch 19c or a notch for guarantee the stable unlocked position when the latter is desired, despite the elastic return effect.
  • the cam 19a can also be obtained with two asymmetrical ramps 26 and 27 which extend on either side of the low point 24, one, 27 , being intended to allow only the stable unlocking maneuver, and the other, 26, that the unstable unlocking maneuver; for this purpose, the ramp 26 extends clearly above the high unlocking point 25 up to a level 28 determining a difference in height "C" between the low points 24 and high 25 which is greater than the possibility of movement of the oscillating lever 11 authorized by construction in the rear part 4.
  • the end 11b of the lever rises on the ramp 26 and passes the high point 25 in the direction level 28 by pivoting the lever 11 until the latter comes into abutment, for example by its end portion 11a, against the wall 16 of the rod.
  • the cam 19a then tends to return to its initial locking position as described above.
  • the ramp 26 is very inclined so that a relatively low pressure of the feeler member, or end 11b, causes by rotation reaction the rotation of the cam 19a up to 'said probing member stabilizes on the low point 24 of locking.
  • unlocking ramp 27 it is produced in a similar manner to those described with reference to Figures 2 to 3a above.
  • the cam 19a is designed to be operated only in one direction of rotation and is provided for this purpose with an abutment surface 29 extending appreciably vertically on one side of the low point 24 opposite a single unlocking ramp 27.
  • the stable unlocking ramp 27 can extend indifferently in any of the directions. of rotation of said cam and cover a more or less significant angular sector; this latter characteristic also being valid for the ramps 26.
  • the immobilizing devices 35 and 36 which have just been described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 1A block the rear part 4 of the upper 2 of the shoe only in the direction of an antero-posterior pivoting around the connecting rivets 6 with the bottom of the shell 5; this blocking is obtained because the oscillating levers 11 and 40 have lower end portions 11a and 40c which simply come to bear on the latter.
  • immobilization devices similar to those 35 and 36 but the oscillating levers 11 and 40 of which are provided with parts which, by cooperating with a stop at the bottom of the hull, ensure blocking of the rear part 4 of the upper 2 of the shoe also in the postero-anterior direction.
  • FIG. 7 there is shown in Figure 7 such an immobilizer 37 incorporating the constituent elements of the immobilizer 35 of Figure 1 with the exception of the lower end portion 11a of the oscillating lever 11
  • This end portion 11a takes the form of a projection 42 and constitutes a hooking stud intended to cooperate with a stop or notch 43 corresponding obtained in the bottom of the shell 5, when the immobilizing device 37 is put in the rod locking position and the rear cover 4 is brought into the skiing practice position.
  • the operation of the immobilization device 37 for locking purposes only provides freedom of pivoting of the oscillating lever 11, which is, in this position of the rear cover 4 , resting against the outer wall of the shell bottom 5 by its lower end part 42, the elastic member 14 then being compressed.
  • the elastic member 14 is made of an elastically compressible material instead of a helical spring as shown schematically in Figures 1 and 1A.
  • the immobilization device 38 is also of the antero-anterior locking type; this device incorporates the constituent elements of the immobilization device 36 of FIG. 1A with the exception of the lower end part 40c of the oscillating lever 40 which is made in the shape of a pin 42 in the same way as on the oscillating lever 11 of device 37 in FIG. 7.
  • the immobilization devices 37 and / or 38 according to the invention can also cooperate with a stop or notch 43A of the bottom of the shell 5 extending, in the vertical direction, over a certain length, at least greater than the thickness of the pin 42, as shown in the example in FIG. 9.
  • it is an immobilizing device 37 which is shown in the active position, the pin 42 being engaged in light 43A.
  • the rear part 4, or rear cover, being centered on the connecting rivets 6, can thus pivot on these rivets for a certain angular value as a function of the length "H" of the light 43A extending above the tenon 42.
  • the shoes can have structures different from the preferred ones described with reference to FIG. 1 or 1A, and in the same way benefit from an immobilization device 35, 36, 37 or 38 as described above.

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