EP0740946B1 - Fixations de ski de randonnée - Google Patents
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- EP0740946B1 EP0740946B1 EP19960420153 EP96420153A EP0740946B1 EP 0740946 B1 EP0740946 B1 EP 0740946B1 EP 19960420153 EP19960420153 EP 19960420153 EP 96420153 A EP96420153 A EP 96420153A EP 0740946 B1 EP0740946 B1 EP 0740946B1
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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
- A63C7/00—Devices preventing skis from slipping back; Ski-stoppers or ski-brakes
- A63C7/08—Stoppage blades attachable to the skis in such manner that these blades are permanently in the operative position
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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
- A63C9/00—Ski bindings
- A63C9/08—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings
- A63C9/0807—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings for both towing and downhill skiing
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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
- A63C7/00—Devices preventing skis from slipping back; Ski-stoppers or ski-brakes
- A63C7/12—Ski crampons preventing lateral slipping
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- the present invention relates to ski bindings hiking, allowing to selectively hold a shoe on a ski in allowing its pivoting around an anterior transverse axis.
- ski bindings for hiking comprising a rigid plate, articulated on the ski along an axis transverse anterior integral with the ski, and itself carrying a stop front safety and a rear safety heel to retain a shoe on the plate, with means for securing selectively the rear plate part on the ski or to release it.
- document DE-A-27 14 853 describes a fixing ski for hiking with a rigid removable base shaped for be releasably retained on a ski by a front stop and a heel piece for lowering.
- the base is provided with a transverse yoke anterior with two opposite vertical lateral branches whose lower ends connect to the base and whose ends upper have two corresponding respective holes.
- An axe removable is shaped to fit into the screed holes and to connect the two branches, and is provided with locking means such a pivoting end tab to selectively lock in axial translation of the axis in the yoke.
- the screed is shaped to carry the axis in a substantially elevated position relative to the wings side of the front stops of the lowering attachment. So a ski boot provided with a transverse hole passing through the part front of its sole can be pivotally retained by the inserted pin simultaneously in the screed holes and in the transverse hole through sole.
- the fixing structure as described and shown in this document leads to significantly elevating the shoe relative to the ski, especially so that the shoe sole can pass over from the heel. Indeed, the shoe is offset to the rear at a relatively large distance, so that its sole extends substantially backwards above the heel.
- Such a fastening structure requires having a heel piece particularly low, and therefore cannot be used with heels models presenting an oblique actuation lever surmounting the heel piece at a significant height.
- document CH-A-535,590 describes a fixing of ski for hiking with removable base retained releasably by the front toe and heel piece of a downhill binding.
- the base is provided a transverse yoke of low height, retaining an axis of rotation transverse which passes through a transverse hole in the sole of the shoe.
- a rear stop is provided on the base, to selectively retain the rear end of the shoe or to release it. In position of hiking, the back stop releases the shoe which can pivot around the anterior axis of rotation. In the lowering position, the rear stop retains the shoe sole resting against the base.
- Such device has the disadvantage of increasing complexity and weight of the shoe binding assembly, and forces the user to ski permanently with the fixing assembly comprising the base.
- the front toe and the heel attachment necessarily be moved to increase their relative distance and thus adapt to the length of the base which is greater than that of the shoe sole. It is then impossible to retain the shoe alone between the front stop and the heel, unless difficult and tedious adjustment of the anteroposterior position of the heel piece.
- FR-A-2 506 170, FR-A-2 377 815 and FR-A-2 275 231 describe other structures with a removable base for raising excessively the shoe on the ski.
- the present invention provides a new fixing structure which, when in the hiking position, allows pivoting satisfactory of the shoe, and allows a sufficient flattening of the shoe compared to the ski, without requiring an excessive elevation, in a device of the type with rigid removable base shaped to be releasably retained on a ski by the front stop and the heel piece descent fixing in their anteroposterior position adjustment allowing them to hold the shoe in the descent position.
- the invention further aims to lighten the device, reducing its weight and size.
- the base includes an anterior stop limiting advancing the shoe sole beyond a position allowing the introduction of the axis into the clevis and sole holes of shoe.
- the front stop can be formed of two wings obliques growing towards each other from the ends upper branches of the yoke.
- the axis comprises a first end with head opposing its sliding in the yoke in a first direction, and a portion associated with a removable pin of locking which, when in position, selectively opposes the sliding of the axis in the yoke in the second direction.
- the axis is a rod straight which is connected, by an end bend, to a secondary arm parallel to the axis and sliding to engage in a housing lower transverse of the base.
- the secondary arm and the housing lower transverse plinth are shaped to ensure selectively locking the axle and the secondary arm in the engagement position of the axis in the clevis holes, and to selectively prohibit complete extraction of the secondary arm beyond the open position in which the axis is cleared out of the interval between the branches of screed.
- the base comprises two lateral bosses, in the area below the axis, to extend the transverse housing lower base between locked and open positions.
- the base comprises a lower face generally flat with a portion from the yoke forward reduced thickness anterior adapted to engage under the jaws of the front stop for downhill fixing, and with, behind the screed, a posterior portion of greater thickness constituting the support of the ski boot sole, so that when pivoting the shoe, the anterior portion of shoe sole in front of the axis freely pivots downward above the anterior portion reduced base thickness.
- a ski binding for the hiking according to the invention comprises a rigid removable base 1, shaped to be releasably retained on a ski 2 by a front stop 3 and a heel piece 4 for securing the descent.
- ski 2 is equipped a downhill binding with front stop 3 and heel piece 4 which can be any known type, positioned and adapted to hold a shoe 5 of which the sole 6 is standardized.
- the soles 6 of shoes are indeed standardized, in particular at their anterior end 7 and at their end posterior 8, to adapt to any usual type of anterior stop 3 and heel piece 4.
- the base 1 comprises a transverse yoke 10 formed in the front part of the upper face 11 of the base 1, with two opposite lateral branches 12 and 13 developing upwards and comprising two respective holes corresponding to two passages of an axis 9.
- the pin 9 is removable, shaped to fit into the holes of the yoke 10 by connecting the two opposite lateral branches 12 and 13 of the yoke 10.
- a generally cylindrical metallic pin 9 can be used.
- Locking means make it possible to selectively block in axial translation and detachably the axis 9 in the yoke 10.
- axis 9 comprises a first end with head 14 coming to bear against the external face of a branch 13 of clevis 10, opposing the sliding of the axis 9 in the yoke 10 in a first direction illustrated by the arrow 15, and a second end associated with a removable locking pin 16 which, when in position, comes to bear against the external face of the other branch 12 of yoke 10 and selectively opposes sliding from axis 9 in clevis 10 in the second direction illustrated by the arrow 17.
- axis 9 is a straight rod which is connected by an end bend 30, to a secondary arm 31 parallel to the axis 9 and engaging in sliding in a lower transverse housing 32 of the base 1.
- the lower transverse housing 32 and the secondary arm 31 are shaped both to selectively lock axis 9 and of the secondary arm 31 in the position of engagement of the axis 9 in the holes yoke 10, as illustrated in FIGS. 7 and 8, and to prevent selectively the complete extraction of the secondary arm 31 beyond the open position in which axis 9 is cleared outside the interval between the branches of the yoke 10.
- the end 33 of the arm secondary 31 is bent downwards, one of the vertical walls internal of the housing 32 includes a boss 34 in the vicinity of the end closed housing 32, and opening housing 32 at the end opposite side is just sufficient for sliding the part straight of the secondary arm 31, with a lower wall 134 opposing at the outlet of the curved end 33 of the secondary arm 31.
- the base 1 comprises two lateral bosses 35 and 36, making it possible to extend the housing lower transverse 32 of the base 1 and thus spread the positions respective locked and open axis 9.
- the ski boot 5 is provided with a transverse through hole the front part 7 of its sole 6, the hole being sized for allow the passage of the axis 9.
- the axis 9 crosses at both the respective holes of the branches 12 and 13 of the yoke 10 and the hole in the front part 7 of the sole 6.
- the shoe 5 is secured to the base 1, while having freedom of pivoting around axis 9 as illustrated in Figures 1 and 2.
- the yoke 10 is shaped and positioned so that the axis 9 that it carries is held above the end zone front of the base 1, in an advanced position such that the end anterior sole of shoe is only at short distance in rear of the rear edge of the central part of the front stop jaw.
- the upper end of the side branches 12 and 13 of the yoke 10 is offset forward relative to the lower end corresponding side branches 12 or 13.
- the yoke 10 is shaped to carry the axis 9 in a position only weakly raised relative to the lateral wings of the front stops.
- branches 12 and 13 of the yoke 10 can be tilted forward at an angle of approximately 45 °, as shown in the figures.
- transverse axis 9 by example at a height H of about 40 to 45 mm above the face lower of the base 1, and at a distance L of approximately 23 to 28 mm behind from the front end of the base 1.
- the positioning of the transverse axis 9 in the hole matching shoe sole can be facilitated by providing a anterior stop limiting the advance of the shoe sole beyond of a position authorizing the introduction of the axis 9 in the holes of yoke 10 and shoe sole.
- the front stop is formed of two oblique wings 45 and 46 developing towards each other from the upper ends respective branches 12 and 13 of the yoke 10.
- Such oblique wings 45 and 46 do not disturb the engagement of the base 1 in the stop before lowering attachment.
- the base includes a generally flat lower face 18 with, from the yoke 10 forwards, an anterior portion 19 of reduced thickness suitable for engaging under the jaws of the front stop 3 for fixing downhill and with, behind the yoke 10, a rear portion 20 of greater thickness constituting the support of the sole 6 of the shoe ski 5.
- the front portion 19 of thickness can for example be connected to the rear portion 20 thicker by an inclined facet 119.
- This front portion 19 of reduced thickness of base 1 has a minimum length just necessary for the front edge 21 of shoe sole 6 pivots in the immediate vicinity of the jaws of the stop before 3 fixing of descent.
- the recoil of shoe 5 is thus minimized, as well as the need for elevation above the heel piece 4.
- the base 1 comprises one or more removable intermediate shims 22, shaped to raise the rear portion 8 of sole 6 of ski boot 5 and to prevent it from coming to bear on the heel piece 4 for lowering.
- the shim 22 is formed for example of two tubes 22 and 122 engaged in two blind holes with vertical axis laterally offset and open on the upper face 11 of the base 1.
- On can advantageously provide two other holes 222 and 322 offset towards front, to selectively receive tubes 22 and 122 in one position more advanced.
- One can also provide additional tubes 422 and 522, of length greater than that of tubes 22 and 122, and engaged in position waiting in respective holes with a horizontal axis leading to the front edge of rear part 24 of base.
- Tube series 22 and 122 or 422 and 522 are thus interchangeable, to constitute shims of different heights, allowing the attachment to be adapted to the inclination of the slope to climb.
- the base 1 comprises an adjustable rear wedge 39, formed of a hoop transverse branch 40 connecting two lateral branches 41, pivotally mounted on the base 1 along a transverse axis 42 between a first position extreme, illustrated in solid lines in FIG. 6, in which the transverse branch 40 of the arch rests on an elevated part 43 of the upper surface of the base 1 and wedge shape on which can lean the shoe sole, and a second extreme position retracted, shown in dotted lines, in which the branch transverse 40 of the arch 39 is supported on a lowered part 44 of the upper surface of the base 1.
- the base 1 advantageously comprises a front part 23 and a rear part 24 connected to each other by a spar 25, and lockable at a length chosen to suit the distance predetermined separating the front stop 3 and the heel 4 for fixing descent.
- the base 1 can thus be adapted to sizes different from shoes.
- the spar 25 is a cylindrical rod whose anterior end is secured in axial translation in the front part 23 of the base by a fixing device 125 allowing its free rotation.
- the rear end of the spar 25 engages in a tunnel longitudinal of the rear part 24 of the base, in which it is retained by a vertical screw 225 passing through a hole in the spar 25.
- the spar 25 comprises a first series of regularly spaced holes 325, and a second series of holes 425 perpendicular and interposed between the holes of the first series of holes 325.
- the spar 25 is a threaded tube screwed into tapped bores respective 37 and 38 of the front part 23 and of the rear part 24 of base, so as to adjust the length of base 1 by axial rotation relative of the anterior 23 and posterior 24 parts one with respect to the other.
- the attachment may further include adaptable knives 26, formed of two parallel side blades connected by a central plate perpendicular constituting a U-shaped structure, as illustrated on the Figure 5.
- adaptable knives 26 formed of two parallel side blades connected by a central plate perpendicular constituting a U-shaped structure, as illustrated on the Figure 5.
- male-female engagement means 27 are provided on the external face of the central plate of the knives 26, and on the underside 18 of the base 1, so that the knives 26 can be held in position on ski 2 by engagement of the central plate between the base 1 and the upper face of the ski 2.
- the user disengages the shoe 5 of the downhill binding, then adapts the base 1 between the anterior stop 3 and the heel piece 4. He then removes the axle 9, places the shoe 5 in its desired position, returns the axis 9 which crosses the holes branches 12 and 13 of yoke 10 and the hole in the sole 6 of the shoe.
- the locking means such as the pin 16 or the secondary arm 31 then secure the axis 9 on the base 1.
- the shoe 5 can thus pivot on the base itself retained on the ski 2.
- the user removes axis 9, then remove the base 1 from the descent fixings, and replace the shoe between the front stop 3 and the heel 4 for fixing descent.
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- la figure 1 illustre schématiquement, en vue de côté, une fixation de ski de randonnée selon un mode de réalisation de la présente invention, en position de chaussure abaissée sur le ski ;
- la figure 2 illustre la fixation de la figure 1 en position de chaussure pivotée pour soulever le talon ;
- la figure 3 illustre en vue de dessus la structure de la fixation de ski de randonnée des figures 1 et 2 ;
- la figure 4 est une vue de face avant de la fixation de la figure 1 ;
- la figure 5 est une vue partielle de côté, montrant l'adaptation de couteaux ;
- la figure 6 est une vue de côté d'une fixation selon un second mode de réalisation de l'invention ;
- la figure 7 est une vue de dessus de la fixation de la figure 6 ; et
- la figure 8 est une coupe transversale selon le plan A-A de la figure 6.
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- Fixation de ski pour la randonnée,comprenant un socle (1) amovible rigide conformé pour être retenu de manière libérable sur un ski (2) par une butée avant (3) et une talonnière (4) de fixation de descente,le socle étant muni d'une chape transversale (10) antérieure avec deux branches latérales opposées (12, 13) dont les extrémités inférieures se raccordent au socle (1) et dont les extrémités supérieures comportent deux trous respectifs correspondants,avec un axe (9) amovible, conformé pour s'insérer dans lesdits trous de la chape (10) et relier les deux branches (12, 13), et muni de moyens de verrouillage pour bloquer sélectivement en translation axiale l'axe (9) dans la chape (10),la chape (10) étant conformée pour porter l'axe (9) en une position surélevée par rapport aux ailes latérales des butées avant,de sorte qu'une chaussure de ski (5) munie d'un trou transversal traversant la partie antérieure (7) de sa semelle (6) peut être retenue à pivotement par l'axe (9) inséré simultanément dans les trous de la chape (10) et dans le trou transversal traversant de semelle (6), caractérisé en ce que :la chape (10) est conformée et positionnée de façon que l'axe (9) qu'elle porte est tenu au-dessus de la zone d'extrémité antérieure du socle (1) en une position avancée telle que l'extrémité antérieure de semelle de chaussure est seulement à faible distance en arrière du bord postérieur de partie centrale de mâchoire de butée avant,l'extrémité supérieure des branches latérales (12, 13) de chape (10) est déportée vers l'avant par rapport à l'extrémité inférieure correspondante de branche latérale (12, 13), de sorte que les ailes latérales de butée avant peuvent passer sous les extrémités supérieures de branches latérales (12, 13) de chape (10) et sous les extrémités de l'axe (9).
- Fixation selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que le socle (1) comprend une butée antérieure limitant l'avance de la semelle de chaussure au-delà d'une position autorisant l'introduction de l'axe (9) dans les trous de chape (10) et de semelle de chaussure.
- Fixation selon la revendication 2, caractérisée en ce que la butée antérieure est formée de deux ailes obliques (45, 46) se développant l'une vers l'autre à partir des extrémités supérieures des branches (12, 13) de la chape (10).
- Fixation selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que l'axe (9) est une tige rectiligne se raccordant par un coude d'extrémité (30) à un bras secondaire (31) parallèle à l'axe (9) et s'engageant à coulissement dans un logement transversal inférieur (32) de socle (1), le bras secondaire (31) et le logement tranversal inférieur (32) étant conformés pour assurer sélectivement le verrouillage de l'axe (9) et du bras secondaire (31) en position d'engagement de l'axe (9) dans les trous de chape (10) et pour interdire sélectivement l'extraction complète du bras secondaire (31) au-delà de la position ouverte dans laquelle l'axe (9) est dégagé hors de l'intervalle entre les branches de chape (10).
- Fixation selon la revendication 4, caractérisée en ce que le socle (1) comprend deux bossages latéraux (35, 36) pour allonger le logement transversal inférieur (32) du socle (1) et écarter les positions verrouillée et ouverte de l'axe (9).
- Fixation selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisée en ce que le socle (1) comprend une face inférieure (18) généralement plate avec, à partir de la chape (10) vers l'avant, une portion antérieure (19) d'épaisseur réduite adaptée pour s'engager sous les mors de la butée avant (3) de fixation de descente, et avec, en arrière de la chape (10), une portion postérieure (20) d'épaisseur supérieure constituant l'appui de la semelle (6) de chaussure de ski (5), de sorte que, lors du pivotement de la chaussure (5), la portion antérieure (7) de semelle de chaussure (6) à l'avant de l'axe (9) pivote librement vers le bas au-dessus de la portion antérieure (19) d'épaisseur réduite de socle (1).
- Fixation selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend une cale postérieure réglable (39), formée d'un arceau monté pivotant sur le socle (1) selon un axe transversal (42) entre une première position extrême dans laquelle la branche transversale (40) de l'arceau (39) est en appui sur une partie élevée (43) de la surface supérieure du socle (1) et forme cale sur laquelle peut s'appuyer la semelle de chaussure, et une seconde position extrême escamotée dans laquelle la branche transversale (40) de l'arceau (39) est en appui sur une partie abaissée (44) de la surface supérieure du socle (1).
- Fixation selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisée en ce que le socle (1) comprend une partie antérieure (23) portant la chape (10) et une partie postérieure (24) reliées l'une à l'autre par un tube (25) fileté se vissant dans des alésages taraudés respectifs (37, 38) de la partie antérieure (23) et de la partie postérieure (24), de façon à régler la longueur du socle (1) par rotation axiale relative des parties antérieure (23) et postérieure (24) l'une par rapport à l'autre.
- Fixation selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des couteaux (26) adaptables, formés de deux lames latérales parallèles reliées par une plaque centrale perpendiculaire constituant une structure en U, avec des moyens d'engagement mâle-femelle (27) prévus sur la face externe de la plaque centrale des couteaux (26) et sur la face inférieure (18) du socle (1), de sorte que les couteaux (26) peuvent être tenus en position sur le ski (2) par engagement de la plaque centrale entre le socle (1) et la face supérieure du ski (2).
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