EP0848969B1 - Snowboardbinding - Google Patents
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- EP0848969B1 EP0848969B1 EP97119179A EP97119179A EP0848969B1 EP 0848969 B1 EP0848969 B1 EP 0848969B1 EP 97119179 A EP97119179 A EP 97119179A EP 97119179 A EP97119179 A EP 97119179A EP 0848969 B1 EP0848969 B1 EP 0848969B1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
- A63C10/02—Snowboard bindings characterised by details of the shoe holders
- A63C10/04—Shoe holders for passing over the shoe
- A63C10/045—Shoe holders for passing over the shoe with means to ease introduction of the shoe, e.g. by collapsing upstanding shoe holder parts
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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
- A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
- A63C10/02—Snowboard bindings characterised by details of the shoe holders
- A63C10/04—Shoe holders for passing over the shoe
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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
- A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
- A63C10/02—Snowboard bindings characterised by details of the shoe holders
- A63C10/04—Shoe holders for passing over the shoe
- A63C10/06—Straps therefor, e.g. adjustable straps
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- the invention relates to a snowboard binding according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such a snowboard binding is from the older, not previously published EP 0 824 942 A1.
- These Snowboard binding has a heel element and an instep element on, which are coupled to a tread element such that at a depression of the tread element in Direction to the snowboard surface the instep element and the Heel element simultaneously forcibly in its closed position to be moved. Furthermore, this bond has means which fix the tread element in the closed position.
- this is a so-called step-in binding, the only by moving the shoe of one Opening be brought into a closed position.
- step-in bonds There are essentially three types of step-in bonds known.
- the first type works with the so-called hard shell boots, whose sole has projections at the front and at the back, in which clamping bracket or clamping elements engage. Examples this can be found in EP 0 672 438 A1, DE 44 06 047 A1, WO 95/20423 and DE 44 24 737 C1.
- These bindings fit to all common hard shell boots, but not to the usual soft boots (in technical jargon "soft boot” called), which are mostly driven with shell bindings, the heel supporting a heel element and a Have Rist element.
- the second type of step-in bonds relocates a binding component in the boots and especially the boot sole and a second binding member to be connected therewith on the snowboard.
- Examples are in the DE 37 17 108 C2, DE 94 21 380 A1, WO 96/01575, WO 96/26774, WO 96/03185, WO 96/05894 or WO 95/09035.
- These sometimes very comfortable to use bindings However, only be driven with special boots, which have the corresponding binding component. Become these bindings were driven with soft boots, so must In addition, the boot the support function of the heel support and the instep element, causing additional problems brings because suitable boots not yet on the Market are.
- the third type of step-in bindings is from the aforementioned EP 0 824 942 A1 and DE 44 16 023 C1, DE 24 16 024 C1 and DE 295 20 277 U1.
- the binding has a heel or Calf element, which is unchanged for entering and exiting the normal driving position remains and an instep element, that via a lever linkage with side cheeks of the binding is pivotally connected, wherein on this lever arrangement one extending transversely to the longitudinal extent of the binding Axis pivotable tread element is provided, at the time of depression, the instep element pivots downwards is and by a locking device in the closed position is held.
- in step element is in the binding longitudinal direction divided into two, with each part around a parallel to the binding longitudinal direction extending axis is pivotable.
- Both instep element parts are rigid with L-shaped, also around these Axis pivoting levers connected to the sole of the boot when appearing on the free legs of these levers both Ristelement parts pivoted inwardly into a closed position. The driver must, however, then one more Close the tensioning straps connecting the two instep parts.
- DE 295 20 277 U1 uses a continuous and up to the boot tip extending Ristelement, the attached to an L-shaped lever which extends around a transverse axis extending to the binding longitudinal axis is pivotable.
- the driver climbs in with the toe of the boot L-shaped lever and the instep formed free space and then pivots when pressing down the foot Rist element in the closed position.
- WO 95/33534 describes a snowboard binding without step-in function, at the heel element backwards into a Opening position is pivotable and in addition to the coupled rear end of the instep element, so that when Swinging the heel element into a closed position the instep element in opposite directions downwards also in one Closed position is pivoted.
- US 5,556,123 shows a snowboard binding, in which the heel element so far in an open position is pivotable, with instep element and heel element via cables are coupled together.
- the heel element When swinging of the heel element in the closed position is the Rist element through the cables down towards pulled the top of the snowboard boot.
- the object of the invention is the snowboard binding mentioned above to improve in that they are in use Any boot optimal hold with the greatest possible Comfort when entering and exiting offers.
- This task is characterized by the features specified in claim 1 solved.
- Advantageous embodiments and developments The invention can be found in the dependent claims.
- the basic idea of the invention is that the Snowboard binding in the foot area of the boot sole having movable tread element, both with the Rist element as well as coupled to the heel element, in such a way that when depressing the tread element the instep element and the heel element at the same time forcibly moved to its closed position.
- the Heel and the instep element essentially lead an opposite, synchronous pivoting movement. Further are provided means that the tread element in the Fix closed position.
- the tread element so be dimensioned that it is a relatively small Adjustment has and still sufficient forces on the Rist and heel element transfers to the boot fix.
- the boot itself does not have to be special in any way be adapted to the binding. Rather, anyone can Boots are used and in particular soft, comfortable boots, since all the necessary support and Hold functions are taken from the binding.
- the tread element is designed as a toggle, consisting of two over a Joint is composed of interconnected levers and of which a lever is pivotable in side cheeks of the Binding is stored.
- the free end of the other lever is thus linearly displaceable in the binding longitudinal direction and for example via traction elements with the heel element and / or the instep element coupled.
- the Toggle arranged so that its central joint in the Closed position occupies an over-center position, which the tread element is fixed in the closed position.
- the tread element formed by a single lever, one of which End also pivotable on side cheeks of the binding is attached, and this lever either via traction elements or other connections with the instep and heel elements is coupled and thus this when depressing also brings the lever in the closed position.
- the tread element a rod extending transversely to the binding longitudinal axis, whose two ends directly or via traction elements with the Heel element and the instep element are coupled.
- the coupling of the tread element with the heel element and / or the instep element takes place according to a preferred Embodiment of the invention via traction members, such as e.g. Steel cables, with the tread element and the embodiment of the knee lever with the linearly displaceable End of the second lever are connected and the over Deflection rollers for the heel element and / or the instep element are guided.
- the tension element leading to the heel element wraps around the heel element on the outside and is attached to the upper area.
- the Associated Guide pulley mounted in the forefoot, so that the tension member together with the heel element and the Sidewalls a force triangle spans and so on Rear-facing forces, such as when driving on the back edge of the snowboard occur in the Forefoot area of the binding and thus the area of the Leading edge of the snowboard directs what a "edge" the snowboard facilitates and allows the heel element made of relatively flexible material.
- both previously known shell bindings with heel element used limit stop for a backward movement can be dispensed with. Because the traction elements with simple means can be changed in length, also the limit position and in particular the "template" are continuously adjusted.
- a preferred variant of the invention is also the Rist element via a corresponding tension member and, if necessary. a deflection roller coupled to the tread element.
- An embodiment of the invention is for this purpose both sides the Ristides ever attached a pulling member, the is attached to the rear end of the instep element.
- the heel element In another embodiment of the invention are Rist element and the heel element directly to each other coupled.
- the heel element is over its pivot joint also extended with a lever that has a Swivel joint with the rear end of the instep element is coupled.
- only one tension member needed according to a variant that the heel element looping tension member is used and another Variant the tension member in the area of the mentioned coupling between heel element and instep element or on the lever of the heel element is attached.
- the front end of the instep element on both sides via a lever on the Side bolsters fastened with one end of this lever hinged on the side cheek and the other end hinged to the Rist element is attached.
- the side cheeks the binding a U-shaped cross-sectional profile
- the Top of the snowboard is open and a cavity forms, in which at least partially the traction elements and whose pulleys can be accommodated.
- the invention is on the tread element rotatable rollers or rollers attached, the one Friction between the boot sole and the tread element reduce when pressing down.
- the invention is in the boot sole in the area of Occurring element a depression exists, which achieved is that the boot when pressed backwards is moved in the direction of the heel element.
- the fixation of the tread element in the closed position takes place at the toggle joint essentially by the above-mentioned over-center position.
- the two toggle elements by a spring are connected to each other, both the Fix the opening as well as the closed position.
- the joint of the toggle lever in one Lockable spring ring is also provided.
- a tension member such as. a rope or a belt
- the binding can also be opened. If this is the form-fitting fixing the tread element Locking element used, so this is after a Development of the invention opened by a pulling member, which, if necessary. About a pulley is guided and also extends into the upper region of the heel element.
- the front End of the instep element connecting with the sidewalls Lever biased by a spring in the open position the binding pulls the instep element backwards.
- front and back focus on the binding longitudinal axis and refer to the boot.
- the front designates the direction to Toe; Rear indicates the direction to the heel of the boot.
- the term “bottom” refers to the direction towards the snowboard surface, the term “top” the direction from the snowboard surface continues towards to the driver.
- Figs. 1A and 1B show an embodiment of the snowboard binding in open (Fig. 1A) and closed (Fig. 1B) position.
- the in their entirety by the reference numerals 1 designated snowboard binding for attachment a snowboard boot 2 has an instep element 3, the essentially covering the forefoot to the instep and holds and a heel element 4, which the heel area and the back of the boot supports and holds, taking these both elements 3 and 4 on a base or chassis are pivotally mounted.
- This basic element exists at least two attached to the snowboard 22 Side cheeks 5, which are parallel to the binding and boot longitudinal direction are arranged and substantially perpendicular stand out from the snowboard surface.
- these side panels are integral with one Base plate formed, for example by means of a Turntable is held on the snowboard.
- the snowboard binding an appearance element 6, the so coupled with the instep element 3 and the heel element 4 is that when depressing the tread element 6 this both elements of the open position of Fig. 1A in the closed position of Fig. 1B are pivoted.
- the tread element designed as a toggle lever, which consists of a first Lever 7 and a second lever 9, wherein the first Lever 7 with its one end in a pivot bearing 8 the side cheeks 5 is pivotally mounted, and with his other end by means of a joint 10 with the second Lever 9 is pivotally connected, with the free end 11 of the second lever 9 is freely displaceable.
- This free End 11 of the second lever 9 can thus along the snowboard surface or be moved in parallel, so that the distance between the free end 11 and the Swivel bearing 8 changed.
- the heel element 4 is by means of a pivot bearing 12th attached to the side walls 5 and can - based on the longitudinal axis of the boot - as far as folded back be that the boot 2 diagonally from above into the binding can be introduced.
- the instep element 3 is in the front Area pivotally attached to the side walls 5 and can be swiveled forward.
- the front end of the Rist comprises by means of a pivot lever 13, which at both Ends via pivot bearing 14 and 15 with the instep element 3 or the respective side wall 5 is connected, stored, so that the instep element 3 not only pivoted, but also shifted in total parallel to the snowboard surface can be and to some extent also perpendicular to this (see Fig. B).
- This double-jointed connection has the essential purpose to ensure that the front Upper edge of the instep element 3 when opening the binding is not moved down and thereby pinched the boot tip.
- the rear, heel end of the instep element 3 has on both sides an eyelet 16, on each of which a pulling member 17, for example a steel cable is attached.
- This steel rope leads from the eyelet 16 to a guide roller 18, which at the Sidewall 5 is attached and from there to the free end 11 of the second lever 9.
- the guide roller 18 is located here just below the pivot bearing 12 and so, that the essential direction of pull of the tension member 17 after directed down to the snowboard surface, however, too has a smaller component of force to the rear, so that the Rist element 3 also somewhat towards the heel element is pulled.
- a Tension member 20 attached which also be a steel cable can.
- This tension member engages around the outside of the heel element 4 and is on this in an eyelet 19 against slipping secured.
- the eyelet 19 can also be an adjustable Be provided loop over which the height of the Attack point and thus the two limit positions of Heel element can adjust, in particular the "template” in the closed position.
- the pulling member 20 is double-sided also via attached to the side cheeks 5 pulleys 21 out and from there to the free end 11 of the second Levers 9, where it is attached.
- the tension member 20 can thereby be a continuous rope from one side of the second Levers 9, which a pulley 21 around the back of the Heel element 4 is guided around and on the other Side is performed in the same way.
- the pivot bearing is located 8 above the snowboard surface while at full closed bond the joint 10 and the free one End 11 of the second lever 9 on the snowboard surface or rest on the base plate.
- This is located the toggle lever arrangement 7, 9 in an over-center position and is locked by it. Traction forces passing over the traction elements 17 and / or 20 on the free end 11 of the second lever 9 act, thus have the consequence that the joint 10 only firmer against the surface of the snowboard (down) is pressed.
- a practical embodiment See in particular Fig. 5 to 7 and 8) of the paragraph of Boots is also on the second lever 9 and this push down, the bond remains even under stress the traction elements acting in the opening direction, locked.
- the effective length of the tension members 17 and 20 is adjustable; with respect to the tension member 20 this is done - as above described - with a loop.
- the tension member 17 can be adjusted in other ways, for example with a knurled screw, an adjustable toothed belt known type, between the eyelets 16 and the end of the tension member 17 is set or by change the attachment point of the tension member 17 at the free end 11 of the second lever 9.
- Fig. 2 shows a variant of the invention, which also works with a knee lever assembly as a stepping element, however, only one pulling member 17 is used at the same time acts on the instep element 3 and the heel element 4.
- the Heel element 4 has for this purpose a via the pivot bearing 12 facing forward toward the instep element 3
- Leg 23 which is pivotally coupled to the instep element 3 is such that the instep element 3 and the heel element 4 are pivoted in opposite directions.
- the heel element 4 is Therefore, in the side view approximately L-shaped, the Swivel bearing 12 between the two legs and the shorter Leg 23 between the pivot bearing 12 and the eyelet 16th of the instep element 3 lies.
- the connection between the free end of the leg 23 and the instep element 6 takes place via an inserted into the eyelet 16 pivot bearing.
- Farther is also the tension member 17 attached to this pivot bearing. But it would also be possible to slightly remove the tension member attacking it, either on the thigh 23 or the instep element 3.
- Fig. 3 shows another variant of the invention with only a pulling member 20, which differs from that of FIG. 2 thereby differs that the pulling member 20 on the outside of the Heel element 4 attacks while the articulated connection between the lever 23 and the instep element 3 not with a Tension member is connected, but only due to the coupling of instep element 3 and heel element 4 in the region of the eyelet 16 and due to the rigidity of the lever 23, and the Heel element 4 is moved. Also, in Fig. 3 to recognize that the front end of the instep element 3 also directly via a pivot bearing 15 with the respective Side cheek 5 can be connected.
- Fig. 4 shows in the same schematic representation as Figs. 2 and 3 an embodiment with three Pull members 17, 17 'and 20, all with the free end 11 of the lever 9 are connected. Compared with Fig. 1 is thus still the third tension member 17 'added.
- the toggle lever assembly pulls the tension member 17 that rear end of the instep element 3 in the direction of the arrow 29 down and at the same time pulling the tension member 20 in Direction of the arrow 28, whereby the heel element 4 in Direction of the arrow 26 is pivoted.
- Fig. 5 shows a side view of the binding, in principle is suitable for all variants of Fig. 1 to 4, wherein It should be noted that the toggle lever assembly 7-11 is arranged between the side walls 5, that the free end 11 of the lever 9 in the closed position the binding still in that of the heel element 4 covered Area is located, so not back over the binding also available. This is important because of the oblique to the snowboard longitudinal axis on the ever narrower Snowboards did not mount the binding over the edges of the Snowboards may stand out.
- Fig. 6 shows a section along the line VI-VI of FIG. 5, to show the base plate with turntable and the both side cheeks 5.
- the turntable 33 has the binding a flat base plate 31 with a central, circular Opening 32, in which a turntable 33 is inserted, the with a radially projecting edge 34, the opening 32nd covered.
- the turntable 33 has a plurality of bores 33 ' with which he is screwed to the snowboard and thus the Base plate 31 presses against the snowboard surface.
- both sides the base plate 31 are vertical side walls. 5 which have a U-shaped profile here, the total the stiffness increases and between parallel walls 35 and 36 provides a downwardly open cavity 37, in which the pulleys, e.g.
- both sides can be stored and also the traction elements are guided. This is in the right part of Fig. 6 by the deflection roller 18 'and the pulling member 17' shown, wherein the deflection roller 18 'by means of a in the two walls 35 and 36 stored Pen 38 is held. In the areas where traction or other parts must penetrate into the intermediate space 37, is a curved connecting the two walls 35 and 36 Wall section 39 with a not visible here opening Mistake.
- Fig. 7 shows a section along the line VII-VII of Fig. 5, that is, in principle, a plan view of the rear Part of the binding to clarify the appearance element.
- the first lever 7 is trapezoidal in plan view a trapezoidal, central recess 40. Its one End has two protruding pins on both sides, which together form the pivot bearing 8 with a bore in the walls 36.
- the pivot joint 10 is formed by an axis, to which the lever 7 with a central tab 41, the axis 10 is attached encompassing.
- the second lever 9 in plan view trapezoidal with a central, trapezoidal recess 42, said lever fastened by means of two tabs 43 and 44 on the axis 10 is.
- the axis 10 is on both sides of the tabs 43rd or 44 and carries cylindrical rollers on both sides 45, which are rotatably mounted on it and radially over the Lugs 41, 43 and 44 stand out so that the boot when in contact only comes with the rollers 45 into contact.
- These rollers 45 are by snap rings 46 against axial Relocation secured.
- free end 11 of the Levers 9 are attached to both sides eyelets, where the corresponding traction elements 17 and possibly also 17 ' and / or 20 are attached.
- FIG. 8 shows a sectional view similar to FIG. 7 according to FIG a further variant of the invention, which is substantially from that of FIG. 7 differs in that the free end 11 of the lever laterally projecting pins 47th having in longitudinal slots 48 of the side wall 35 longitudinally displaceable are guided, thereby preventing that the lever 9 can uncontrollably fold up.
- the two levers 7 and 9 central, open recesses 40 and 42 have a continuous Create space for receiving a spring 49, wherein in In this case, the axis 10 is divided into two parts and thus the Not covered by the spring 49 claimed space.
- the Spring 49 is attached to the two levers 7 and 9 and acts as a tension spring, such that the two of the sub-axes 10 remote ends of the lever 7 and 9 to each other be drawn.
- This is the toggle lever assembly on the one hand pressed into the open position and on the other hand becomes when the binding is closed due to the spring force in cooperation with the above-mentioned over-the-top position locked the closed position.
- both levers can still in the recess projecting tabs 49 ', the prevent slippage of the spring.
- axle 10 Since the axle 10 is divided into two, also has the first lever 7 two tabs 41 and 41 ', which at the respective partial axis 10 are attached.
- Fig. 9 shows a schematic side view of a toggle lever assembly 7-11 and a boot 2. It's too recognize that according to a further development of the invention in the boot sole a recess 50 is present, in the axis 10 or the rollers 45 engage and thereby lead the boot opposite the knee lever assembly. There The axis 10 when closing the bond around the joint 8 pivoted along the arc 51, the boots thereby also taken by a distance 52 to the rear and thus pressed against the heel element, so that a achieved better support of the boot on the heel element becomes.
- Fig. 10 A to D shows various variants of the invention and illustrates how the toggle lever assembly on the one hand is fixed in the closed position and how it again can be opened, these variants in all so far described embodiments of the invention applicable are.
- Fig. 10A it is illustrated that the two levers 7 and 9 occupy an over-center position in the closed position.
- the dead center, where both levers in a straight Lie line is here by the dashed line 53rd shown. If, for example, via the tension member 17 a Force exerted on the free end 11 of the lever 9, so acts on the joint 10 a vertically downward Force component that binds even more in the Closed position presses, so that an involuntary opening the binding is prevented.
- Fig. 10B the closed position by a on the Axis 10 attacking spring ring 54 fixed.
- This spring ring is slotted upwards and can be during insertion the axis 10 thus open. Is the axle 10 inserted, so presses the spring ring 54 in the direction of arrows 55 against the axis 10 and fixes this.
- the spring ring is on the Sidewalls 5 attached, for example riveted, welded or screwed, resulting in a bore 56 is indicated in the spring ring 56.
- an opening lever is for opening the binding 57 provided, which is rigid with the free end 11 of the second Lever 9 is connected and on the outside of the heel element 4 lies. If this opening lever 57 in the direction of the arrow 57 'pivoted, so acts on the rigid connection with the second lever 9 an upward in direction directed arrow 58, the toggle lever assembly brings into the open position.
- Fig. 10D In the variant of Fig. 10D is at the joint 10 of Knee lever assembly a pulling member 59 attached to the side of the heel element 4 into the region of the upper End is guided and ends there in a loop 60. If the user pulls on this traction element 59, then the joint 10 also moves up and the binding enters the open position.
- the tension member 59 is preferably a flat belt.
- Fig. 11 shows a further variant of the invention, in the as a stepping element instead of a toggle lever assembly only a single, continuous lever 7 is used, the means of a pivot bearing 8 on the side walls. 5 is pivotally mounted.
- this variant are how also in Fig. 2 and 3, the instep element 3 and the heel element 4 directly coupled with each other.
- One for coupling used pin 61 is in a slot 62 of the Lever 7 out, with this slot here about in the Center of the longitudinal extension of the lever 7 is located.
- a pulling member is attached, in the embodiment shown here, the tension member 20 is at the upper rear end of the heel element 4 attacks.
- the pulley is located 63 relatively close to the free end 11 of the lever 7 in its open position, so that you have a maximum Adjustment for the tension member 20 receives.
- a pulling force is exerted on the pulling member 20 and on the other hand via the pin 61 and the lever 23 and pressed the rear end of the instep element 3 down.
- a semen locking arrangement 64 provided by a spring 65 is biased in a closed position and the one Locking nose 66 having the free end 11 of the Lever 7 holds form-fitting.
- This end can be, for example be designed as a pin or cylindrical rod, such as it is realized in Fig. 8 by the pins 47.
- the locking nose 66 has a slope 67, so that the locking element when depressing the lever against the force the spring 65 is pushed forward and then, when the free end 11 has slid past the nose 66, is pressed by the spring 65 back to the rear, which the nose 66 then locked the lever form-fitting.
- another pulling member 68 is provided, which engages the locking member 64 via a Guide roller 69 is guided and in the upper part of the Heel element 4 is guided in an eyelet 70 and there optionally with a loop, a handle or similar is connected. Is the tension member in the direction of the arrow 71 is pulled, then the locking element 64 moved against the force of the spring 65 and gives the Lever 7 free, so that the bond can be opened.
- Fig. 12 shows a modification of Fig. 11, which also with a continuous lever 7 works, but completely without traction elements for closing the binding.
- the instep element 3 and the heel element 4 are directly through the pin 61, which is guided in the slot 62 of the lever 7, with each other coupled.
- the pin 61 pushes the heel and instep element downwards and brings the binding into the closed position (FIG. 12B), in the free end 11 of the lever 7 in the locking device 64 is locked. Otherwise this is correct Embodiment with that of FIG. 11, wherein for clarity in Fig. 12A and B the Side cheeks 5 are omitted.
- Figs. 13A and 13B show the attachment of the instep element 3 on the side walls 5 by means of the lever 13, on the one hand in a pivot bearing 15 on the side cheek 5 and on the other by means of a further pivot bearing 14 on the instep element 3 is articulated.
- the lever 13 In the closed position of FIG. 13A is the lever 13 in both directions of the arrow 73 is pivotable, in a front limit position.
- the instep element about the axis of the pivot joint 14 pivot upwards, so would the leading edge 78 will inevitably move forwards and downwards and thereby pinch the boot so that it is difficult can be removed from the bond, which is indicated by the dashed Line of Ristides 3 and the height h1 of Front edge 78 is indicated.
- the lever 13 by a spring 72 to the rear in the direction of the arrow 74 is pulled, whereby the withdrawal of the Boots is still relieved, since the instep element then already brought into the open position due to the spring 72 becomes.
- the spring 72 is shown here as a tension spring in the Area of the upper end near the pivot joint 14 at the Lever 13 attacks.
- a spiral spring in the region of the pivot bearing 15, on the one hand on the lever 13 and on the other hand on the Sidewall 5 is supported.
- Fig. 14 shows a further variant of the invention, in the tread element a transverse to the longitudinal axis of the Boots extending rod 80 is, with both sides the levers 23 of the instep element 4 is connected. Further is the rear end of the instep element 3 via a tension member 81 connected to this rod 80 and thus the lever 23.
- the rod 80 in the direction of the arrow 24 pressed down, which in turn the heel element 4 in the direction of arrow 26 about the axis 12 is pivoted to the closed position and at the same time the lever 23 via the tension member 81 and the rear end of the instep element 3 moves downwards.
- the pole 80 is then in a locking device 64, similar the embodiment of FIGS. 11 and 12, locked.
- On the rod 80 is a roller 82 with a larger diameter rotatably mounted.
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- Fig. 1A und 1B
- eine Snowboardbindung nach der Erfindung mit zwei Zugorganen in Öffnungsstellung (Fig. 1A) und in Schließstellung (Fig. 1B);
- Fig. 2
- eine schematische Seitenansicht eines Ausführungsbeispieles mit einem Zugorgan und direkter Kopplung zwischen Ristelement und Fersenelement;
- Fig. 3
- eine schematische Seitenansicht einer Snowboardbindung mit ebenfalls nur einem Zugorgan, das das Fersenelement umgreift;
- Fig. 4
- eine schematische Seitenansicht einer Snowboardbindung nach einem weiteren Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung mit drei Zugorganen;
- Fig. 5
- eine Seitenansicht eines praktischen Ausführungsbeispieles einer Snowboardbindung mit einem als Kniehebel ausgebildeten Auftrittselement entsprechend den Ausführungsbeispielen der Fig. 1 bis 4;
- Fig. 6
- einen Schnitt längs der Linie VI-VI der Fig. 5, d.h. einen Querschnitt durch den vorderen Teil der Snowboardbindung;
- Fig. 7
- einen Schnitt längs der Linie VII-VII der Fig. 5, d.h. eine Draufsicht auf den hinteren Teil der Bindung mit einem als Kniehebel ausgebildeten Auftrittselement;
- Fig. 8
- eine Schnittdarstellung ähnlich Fig. 7, gemäß einer weiteren Variante der Erfindung, bei der das Kniehebelelement durch eine Feder vorgespannt und der eine Hebel des Kniehebelelementes geradlinig zwangsgeführt ist;
- Fig. 9
- eine schematische Seitenansicht eines Auftrittselementes und eines Stiefels nach einer Weiterbildung der Erfindung;
- Fig.10A
- eine teilweise abgeschnittene Seitenansicht der Bindung, zur Verdeutlichung der Übertotpunktlage des Kniehebels zur Fixierung der Schließstellung;
- Fig. 10B
- eine Seitenansicht ähnlich Fig. 10A mit einem Federring als Mittel zum Fixieren des Auftrittselementes;
- Fig. 10C
- eine ähnliche teilweise abgeschnittene Seitenansicht mit einem schwenkbaren Öffnungshebel;
- Fig. 10D
- eine Seitenansicht ähnlich Fig. 10B mit einem Zugorgan zum Öffnen der Bindung;
- Fig. 11
- eine schematische Seitenansicht einer Snowboardbindung nach einer weiteren Variante der Erfindung mit einem als einstückiger Hebel ausgebildeten Auftrittselement und einem das Fersenelement umgreifenden Zugorgan;
- Fig. 12A
- und 12B eine Seitenansicht in Öffnungsstellung (Fig. 12A) und in Schließstellung (Fig. 12B) nach einer anderen Variante des Ausführungsbeispiels der Fig. 11 mit direkter Kopplung zwischen Ristelement und Fersenelement ohne Verwendung von Zugorganen;
- Fig. 13A und 13B
- eine Seitenansicht der Befestigung des Ristelementes an den Seitenwangen in Öffnungs- und Schließstellung;
- Fig. 14
- ein weiteres Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung mit einer quer zur Bindungslängsachse verlaufenden Stange als Auftrittselement; und
- Fig. 14A
- eine geschnittene Draufsicht ähnlich Fig. 7 oder 8 auf das hintere Teil der Bindung des Ausführungsbeispieles der Fig. 14.
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- Snowboardbindung mit einem auf der Oberfläche eines Snowboards zu befestigenden Grundelement (5), einem daran bewegbar befestigten, die Oberseite eines Snowboardstiefels teilweise übergreifenden Ristelement (3) und einem an dem Grundelement (5) schwenkbar angelenkten, die Rückseite des Snowboardstiefels (2) abstützenden Fersenelement (4), das zwischen einer im wesentlichen parallel zur Snowboardoberfläche ausgerichteten Öffnungsstellung nach hinten und einer in etwa senkrecht zur Snowboardoberfläche ausgerichteten Schließstellung nach vorne verschwenkbar ist, mit einem im Auftrittsbereich der Sohle des Snowboardstiefels (2) beweglichem Auftrittselement (6), das mit dem Ristelement (3) und dem Fersenelement (4) gekoppelt ist, wobei die Kopplung derart ausgestaltet ist, daß bei einem Niederdrücken des Auftrittselementes (6) in Richtung zur Snowboardoberfläche das Ristelement (3) und das Fersenelement (4) gleichzeitig zwangsweise in ihre Schließstellung bewegt werden und mit Mitteln (7, 9, 10; 49, 54; 64-67) zum Fixieren des Auftrittselementes (6) in der Schließstellung,
wobei das Auftrittselement (6) durch eine Hebelanordnung (7-11, 23) gebildet ist, dessen eines Ende in einem Schwenklager (8) an Seitenwangen des Grundelementes (5) befestigt ist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das andere Ende der Hebelanordnung (7-11, 23) über mindestens ein Zugorgan (20, 17, 17') mit dem Ristelement (3) und/oder dem Fersenelement (4) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hebelanordnung eine Kniehebelanordnung (7-11) ist, die aus zwei über ein Gelenk (10) miteinander schwenkbar verbundenen Hebeln (7, 9) besteht, von denen einer mittels des Schwenklagers (8) an den Seitenwangen (5) des Grundelementes befestigt ist, während ein freies Ende (11) des zweiten Hebels (9) mit dem mindestens einen Zugorgan verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Schwenklager (8) des ersten Hebels (7) relativ zum freien Ende (11) des zweiten Hebels (9) so angeordnet ist, daß das Kniehebelgelenk (10) in der Schließstellung eine Übertotpunktlage einnimmt. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hebelanordnung durch einen einzigen durchgehenden Hebel (7) gebildet ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hebelanordnung durch eine quer zur Bindungslängsachse verlaufende Stange (80) und einen das Fersenelement (4) über sein Schwenkgelenk (12) hinaus nach vorne beidseitig verlängernden Hebel (23) gebildet ist, wobei die Stange (80) die freien Enden dieser Hebel (23) miteinander verbindet und das hintere Ende (16) des Ristelementes (3) über das Zugorgan (81) mit der Stange (80) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das freie Ende (11) des Auftrittselementes (6) mit einem Zugorgan (20) verbunden ist, das beidseitig der Bindung über an den Seitenwangen (5) befestigte Umlenkrollen (21) geführt und im oberen Bereich des Fersenelementes (4) befestigt ist und daß die Umlenkrollen (21) im vorderen Bereich der Bindung angeordnet sind. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4 oder 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß an dem freien Ende (11) des Auftrittselementes (6) mindestens ein Zugorgan (17) befestigt ist, das mit einer Seite des hinteren Endes des Ristelementes (3) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Zugorgan (17) über eine an der Seitenwange (5) angebrachte Umlenkrolle (18) geführt ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 7 oder 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß beidseitig der Bindung je ein mit dem hinteren Ende des Ristelementes (3) verbundenes Zugorgan (17) vorhanden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß ein zusätzliches mit dem freien Ende (11) des Auftrittselementes (6) verbundenes Zugorgan (17') vorgesehen ist, das mit dem vorderen Ende des Ristelementes (3) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 10,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß auch das zusätzliche, mit dem vorderen Ende des Ristelementes (3) verbundene Zugorgan (17') beidseitig der Bindung vorgesehen ist und über Umlenkrollen (18') mit dem Auftrittselement (6) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das vordere Ende des Ristelementes (3) mittels je eines Hebels (13) beidseitig an den Seitenwangen (5) befestigt ist, wobei beide Enden des Hebels (13) über je ein Schwenklager (14, 15) mit dem Ristelement (3) und der jeweiligen Seitenwange (5) verbunden sind. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Seitenwangen (5) ein zur Snowboardoberfläche offenes, U-förmiges Querschnittsprofil aufweisen und zwischen parallelen Wänden (35, 36) einen Hohlraum (37) bilden, in welchem die Umlenkrollen (18, 18', 21) angeordnet und die Zugorgane (17, 17', 20) zumindest teilweise angeordnet sind. - Snowboardbindung nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 3; 6 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hebel (7, 9) der Kniehebelanordnung in der Draufsicht trapezförmig ausgebildet sind und über eine von Laschen (41, 43, 44) der Hebel (7, 9) umgriffene Achse (10) miteinander verbunden sind, wobei an dieser Achse (10) mindestens eine drehbare Walze (45) befestigt ist, die radial über die Achse (10) vorsteht.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 3; 6 bis 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das freie Ende (11) des zweiten Hebels (9) der Kniehebelanordnung beidseitig mit Stiften oder Vorsprüngen (47) in Langlöchern (48) der Seitenwange (5) geführt ist und daß diese Langlöcher (48) im wesentlichen parallel zur Snowboardoberfläche verlaufen.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Sohle des Snowboardstiefels (2) im Bereich des Auftrittselementes (6) eine Ausnehmung (50) aufweist, in die das Auftrittselement in der Öffnungsstellung und während des Schließvorganges formschlüssig eingreift. - Snowboardbindung nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1, 2, 4 bis 16, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß mindestens ein Federelement, vorzugsweise ein federnder Sprengring (54) vorgesehen ist, der ein quer zur Snowboardlängsachse verlaufendes Element (10) des Auftrittselementes in der Schließstellung fixiert.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, 6 bis 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß an dem zweiten Hebel (9) der Kniehebelanordnung ein im wesentlichen parallel zur Rückseite des Fersenelementes (4) verlaufender Öffnungshebel (57) starr angebracht ist.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, 6 bis 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß an dem Gelenk (10) der Kniehebelanordnung ein Zugorgan (59) befestigt ist, das bis zum oberen Bereich des Fersenelementes (4) geführt und dort befestigt ist.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 16, 18 oder 19, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Verriegelungseinrichtung (64-67) vorgesehen ist, die durch eine Feder (65) in eine Schließstellung vorgespannt ist und die mit einer Nase (66) ein Element (10; 11) des Auftrittselementes (6) formschlüssig übergreift und in der Schließstellung fixiert.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der durchgehende Hebel (7) in seiner Längsrichtung ein Langloch (62) aufweist, in welchem ein das Fersenelement (4) und das Ristelement (3) koppelnder Stift (61) verschieblich geführt ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 11,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der das vordere Ende des Ristelementes (3) mit der jeweiligen Seitenwange verbindende Hebel (13) durch eine Feder (72) in eine Öffnungsstellung der Bindung, bei der der Hebel (13) nach hinten in Richtung zum Fersenelement (4) geschwenkt ist, vorgespannt ist. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 5,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Hebel (23) des Fersenelementes (4) beidseitig der Bindung mittels je eines Zugorganes (81) mit dem hinteren Ende des Ristelementes (3) verbunden ist. - Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 6, 7, 10, 22, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Zugorgane (20, 17, 17', 81) Stahlseile sind.
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