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EP1025768A1
EP1025768A1 EP00810051A EP00810051A EP1025768A1 EP 1025768 A1 EP1025768 A1 EP 1025768A1 EP 00810051 A EP00810051 A EP 00810051A EP 00810051 A EP00810051 A EP 00810051A EP 1025768 A1 EP1025768 A1 EP 1025768A1
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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
    • A63C10/10—Snowboard bindings characterised by details of the shoe holders using parts which are fixed on the shoe, e.g. means to facilitate step-in
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    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
    • A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
    • A43B5/0401—Snowboard boots
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
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  • the invention relates to a ski boot, the sole has at least two smooth bearing surfaces intended to rest on smooth surfaces of a safety fastening and extending transversely to the sole.
  • Patent CH 674 623 there is also known a device central binding of a ski boot comprising two rollers mounted on horizontal axes in the front plate of the central binding, the shoe being provided with a transverse groove whose bottom constitutes a bearing and rolling surface for pebbles.
  • the invention aims to make a shoe having the same advantages with regard to the lateral or rotating movement, but offering in addition to good comfort, a more flexible walking sole and having better grip without losing its functionality as an interface between the leg and skiing, this shoe must also be able to be made in a more rational way.
  • the ski boot according to the invention is characterized in that the bearing surfaces are formed on a rigid midsole carrying at least one member binding for its connection to a ski binding and covered with a walking sole leaving free bearing surfaces and in that it comprises a rod soft boot-shaped attached to the sole rigid intermediate.
  • Soft boot-like rod can be finished regardless of the rigid midsole and the walking sole. It is then attached to the midsole, then the tread is molded or glued to the midsole, leaving the support surfaces free.
  • the walking sole surrounds the bottom of the rod so as to ensure resistance and the waterproofness of the shoe over a certain height.
  • the bearing surfaces are advantageously set back from the bearing surface of the sole on the ground, such so that they come less easily into contact with the ground and, if so, with less pressure, so as not to be damaged, in particularly scratched, which would reduce their ability to slip.
  • Figure 1 is a side view of the ski boot in which the rigid midsole has been shown in strong transparent lines.
  • Figure 2 is a bottom view.
  • the shoe represented comprises a rod 1 in the form flexible boot having, in known manner, zones 2 of woven material and zones, such as the zone 3, in flexible plastic.
  • This boot is fixed, by example by gluing, on a midsole rigid 4 raised at the rear and on the sides, on the greater part of the length of the sole, so as to form a kind of cradle 5 in which is engaged rod 1.
  • the midsole 4 is provided on its face lower, of two transverse ribs 6 and 7 located respectively under the sole of the foot, in the metatarsophalangeal area, and under the heel.
  • These ribs 6 and 7 are relatively wide and have a trapezoidal profile with small bases define two flat support surfaces 6a and 7a. Views in plan, their surface is flat and smooth and they extend at least approximately in arcs of a circle around a point corresponding to the axis of rotation of the shoe on the binding during a stress in torsion.
  • the ribs 6 and 7 do not extend over the entire width of the midsole.
  • the midsole 4 also has two bases 8 and 9, also of trapezoidal profile and forming two additional bearing surfaces.
  • a metal bar 10 Between these bases 8 and 9 is fixed, transversely to the sole, a metal bar 10.
  • the rigid midsole is covered, by overmolding, with a tread 11 which also covers the bottom of part of the perimeter of rod 1, but leaving the surfaces free support 6a and 7a of the ribs 6 and 7 as shown in Figure 2, as well as the bases of bases 8 and 9 and the bar 10.
  • the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a are flush with the surface of the walking sole 11. These bearing surfaces could however be significantly behind the The sole of the walking sole 11. It is the same bearing surfaces of bases 8 and 9.
  • the sole of step 11 is for example made of thermoplastic rubber known by the commercial abbreviation of TPR.
  • the tread 11 has a clearance 12, extending the surface support 6a of the rib in the form of a groove, the depth is significantly less than the height of the rib 6.
  • the tread 11 has a clearance 13
  • the tread 11 has a oblique surface like a chamfer.
  • Figure 1 shows the shoe attached to a safety binding 17 itself attached to a ski 18.
  • This attachment includes two smooth bearing surfaces 19 and 20 on which the ribs 6 and 7.
  • the bar 10 of the shoe comes engage and get caught between a pair of supports 21 and a cam 22 articulated around a horizontal axis 23, these supports 22 and the support of the cam 22 can be separated from each other against the action of springs.
  • the attachment is additionally fitted at the rear with a lever 24 allowing the bar 10 to be released and, by Therefore, take off the binding.
  • the center of arcs of circles defined above corresponds to the center bar 10, that is to say in the center of the organ of fixing by which the shoe turns on the fixing during torsional stress.
  • the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a facilitate the release by sliding on the binding.
  • the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a play the role of support point accompanied by a leverage favoring the triggering of the fixation.
  • the bearing surfaces are advantageously set back from the bearing surface of the sole on the ground, such so that they come less easily into contact with the ground, and, if so, with less pressure, so as not to be damaged, in particularly scratched, which would reduce their ability to slip.
  • the rigid midsole could be suitable for any other type of ski binding.
  • the rigid midsole could present a front sidewalk and a rear sidewalk protruding outsole 11 for the use of the boot with a conventional ski binding comprising a front stop and a heel piece.
  • the bases 8 and 9 and the bar 10 would be fine heard deleted.
  • Ribs 6 and 7 could be straight instead of being in an arc.
  • the sole intermediary could be provided with any means or fixing member, for example means such as described in patent application FR 2 769 799.
  • the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a could also be formed by the surface of a metal plate intended to cooperate with a safety fastener.
  • the ribs 6 and 7 defining the bearing surfaces may have either come in one piece, molding, with rigid midsole, be reported. In the second case, they can be in any matter, in especially in metal.
  • the bearing surfaces could be discontinuous, for example formed by studs.
  • the midsole could extend only from the heel to the area metatarsophalangeal.

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Ski boot is constituted from a flexible boot-shaped upper (1) fixed to an intermediate rigid sole (4), on which smooth rib support surfaces (6, 7) are formed, carrying a fixing part (10) for connecting to a ski fixing. The intermediate sole covers a walking sole (11) leaving free the support surfaces which are preferably withdrawn from the walking surface.

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L'invention concerne une chaussure de ski dont la semelle présente au moins deux surfaces d'appui lisses destinées à s'appuyer sur des surfaces lisses d'une fixation de sécurité et s'étendant transversalement à la semelle.The invention relates to a ski boot, the sole has at least two smooth bearing surfaces intended to rest on smooth surfaces of a safety fastening and extending transversely to the sole.

Du brevet FR 1 587 912, on connaít une chaussure de ski dont la semelle présente deux rainures rectilignes transversales dont le fond lisse est destiné à faciliter le glissement latéral de la chaussure sur deux barrettes fixées transversalement sur le ski, de manière à faciliter le déclenchement latéral de la fixation en cas de chute. Le fond des rainures constitue donc une surface d'appui lisse en retrait de la surface d'appui de la chaussure sur le sol, de telle sorte que ces surfaces d'appui lisses n'entrent pas en contact avec le sol lors de la marche et ne sont, par conséquent, pas détériorées. Selon une variante d'exécution, le fond des rainures est recouvert d'une plaquette à faible coefficient de frottement.From patent FR 1 587 912, we know a ski boot the sole of which has two rectilinear grooves transverse whose smooth bottom is intended for facilitate lateral sliding of the shoe on two bars fixed transversely on the ski, so as to facilitate lateral triggering of the fixing in case of fall. The bottom of the grooves therefore constitutes a smooth bearing surface set back from the bearing surface of the shoe on the ground, such so that these smooth bearing surfaces don't come in contact with the ground while walking and are not Therefore, not deteriorated. According to a variant the bottom of the grooves is covered with a pad with low coefficient of friction.

Du brevet CH 674 623, on connaít en outre un dispositif de fixation centrale d'une chaussure de ski comportant deux galets montés sur des axes horizontaux dans la plaque avant de la fixation centrale, la chaussure étant munie d'une rainure transversale dont le fond constitue une surface d'appui et de roulement pour les galets. Patent CH 674 623, there is also known a device central binding of a ski boot comprising two rollers mounted on horizontal axes in the front plate of the central binding, the shoe being provided with a transverse groove whose bottom constitutes a bearing and rolling surface for pebbles.

L'invention a pour but de réaliser une chaussure présentant les mêmes avantages en ce qui concerne le déplacement latéral ou en rotation, mais offrant en outre un bon confort, une semelle de marche plus souple et présentant une meilleure adhérence sans perdre de sa fonctionnalité en tant qu'interface entre la jambe et le ski, cette chaussure devant pouvoir être en outre fabriquée de manière plus rationnelle.The invention aims to make a shoe having the same advantages with regard to the lateral or rotating movement, but offering in addition to good comfort, a more flexible walking sole and having better grip without losing its functionality as an interface between the leg and skiing, this shoe must also be able to be made in a more rational way.

La chaussure de ski selon l'invention est caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui sont formées sur une semelle intermédiaire rigide portant au moins un organe de fixation pour sa liaison à une fixation de ski et recouverte d'une semelle de marche laissant libres les surfaces d'appui et en ce qu'elle comprend une tige souple en forme de botte fixée à la semelle intermédiaire rigide.The ski boot according to the invention is characterized in that the bearing surfaces are formed on a rigid midsole carrying at least one member binding for its connection to a ski binding and covered with a walking sole leaving free bearing surfaces and in that it comprises a rod soft boot-shaped attached to the sole rigid intermediate.

La tige souple en forme de botte peut être terminée indépendamment de la semelle intermédiaire rigide et de la semelle de marche. Elle est ensuite fixée à la semelle intermédiaire, puis la semelle de marche est surmoulée ou collée sur la semelle intermédiaire, en laissant libres les surfaces d'appui. Préférentiellement, la semelle de marche entoure le bas de la tige de manière à assurer la résistance et l'étanchéité de la chaussure sur une certaine hauteur.Soft boot-like rod can be finished regardless of the rigid midsole and the walking sole. It is then attached to the midsole, then the tread is molded or glued to the midsole, leaving the support surfaces free. Preferably, the walking sole surrounds the bottom of the rod so as to ensure resistance and the waterproofness of the shoe over a certain height.

Les surfaces d'appui sont avantageusement en retrait de la surface d'appui de la semelle sur le sol, de telle sorte qu'elles viennent moins facilement en contact avec le sol et, si c'est le cas, avec moins de pression, de manière à ne pas être abímées, en particulier rayées, ce qui réduirait leur capacité de glissement.The bearing surfaces are advantageously set back from the bearing surface of the sole on the ground, such so that they come less easily into contact with the ground and, if so, with less pressure, so as not to be damaged, in particularly scratched, which would reduce their ability to slip.

Le dessin annexé représente, à titre d'exemple, un mode d'exécution de la chaussure selon l'invention.The accompanying drawing shows, by way of example, a mode of execution of the shoe according to the invention.

La figure 1 est une vue de côté de la chaussure de ski dans laquelle la semelle intermédiaire rigide a été représentée en traits forts en transparence.Figure 1 is a side view of the ski boot in which the rigid midsole has been shown in strong transparent lines.

La figure 2 est une vue de dessous.Figure 2 is a bottom view.

La chaussure représentée comprend une tige 1 en forme de botte souple présentant, de manière connue, des zones 2 en matériau tissé et des zones, telles que la zone 3, en plastique souple. Cette botte est fixée, par exemple par collage, sur une semelle intermédiaire rigide 4 relevée à l'arrière et sur les côtés, sur la plus grande partie de la longueur de la semelle, de manière à former une sorte de berceau 5 dans lequel est engagée la tige 1.The shoe represented comprises a rod 1 in the form flexible boot having, in known manner, zones 2 of woven material and zones, such as the zone 3, in flexible plastic. This boot is fixed, by example by gluing, on a midsole rigid 4 raised at the rear and on the sides, on the greater part of the length of the sole, so as to form a kind of cradle 5 in which is engaged rod 1.

La semelle intermédiaire 4 est munie, sur sa face inférieure, de deux nervures transversales 6 et 7 situées respectivement sous la plante du pied, dans la zone métatarsophalangienne, et sous le talon. Ces nervures 6 et 7 sont relativement larges et présentent un profil trapézoïdal dont les petites bases définissent deux surfaces planes d'appui 6a et 7a. Vues en plan, leur surface est plane et lisse et elles s'étendent au moins approximativement en arcs de cercle autour d'un point correspondant à l'axe de rotation de la chaussure sur la fixation lors d'une sollicitation en torsion. Comme on peut le voir à la figure 2, les nervures 6 et 7 ne s'étendent pas sur toute la largeur de la semelle intermédiaire. Dans sa région médiane, la semelle intermédiaire 4 présente en outre deux socles 8 et 9, également de profil trapézoïdal et formant deux surfaces d'appui supplémentaires. Entre ces socles 8 et 9 est fixée, transversalement à la semelle, une barrette métallique 10. La semelle intermédiaire rigide est revêtue, par surmoulage, d'une semelle de marche 11 qui recouvre également le bas d'une partie du pourtour de la tige 1, mais en laissant libre les surfaces d'appui 6a et 7a des nervures 6 et 7 comme représenté à la figure 2, ainsi que les bases des socles 8 et 9 et la barrette 10. Comme on peut le voir à la figure 1, les surfaces d'appui 6a et 7a affleurent la surface de la semelle de marche 11. Ces surfaces d'appui pourraient toutefois être sensiblement en retrait de la surface de la semelle de marche 11. Il en est de même des surfaces d'appui des socles 8 et 9. La semelle de marche 11 est par exemple en caoutchouc thermoplastique connu sous l'abréviation commerciale de TPR. A chacune des extrémités de la nervure 6, la semelle de marche 11 présente un dégagement 12, prolongeant la surface d'appui 6a de la nervure sous forme de rainure, dont la profondeur est sensiblement inférieure à la hauteur de la nervure 6. De même, à chacune des extrémités de la nervure 7, la semelle de marche 11 présente un dégagement 13. De part et d'autre de la surface d'appui des socles 8 et 9, la semelle de marche 11 présente une surface oblique à la manière d'un chanfrein. The midsole 4 is provided on its face lower, of two transverse ribs 6 and 7 located respectively under the sole of the foot, in the metatarsophalangeal area, and under the heel. These ribs 6 and 7 are relatively wide and have a trapezoidal profile with small bases define two flat support surfaces 6a and 7a. Views in plan, their surface is flat and smooth and they extend at least approximately in arcs of a circle around a point corresponding to the axis of rotation of the shoe on the binding during a stress in torsion. As can be seen in Figure 2, the ribs 6 and 7 do not extend over the entire width of the midsole. In its middle region, the midsole 4 also has two bases 8 and 9, also of trapezoidal profile and forming two additional bearing surfaces. Between these bases 8 and 9 is fixed, transversely to the sole, a metal bar 10. The rigid midsole is covered, by overmolding, with a tread 11 which also covers the bottom of part of the perimeter of rod 1, but leaving the surfaces free support 6a and 7a of the ribs 6 and 7 as shown in Figure 2, as well as the bases of bases 8 and 9 and the bar 10. As can be seen in FIG. 1, the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a are flush with the surface of the walking sole 11. These bearing surfaces could however be significantly behind the The sole of the walking sole 11. It is the same bearing surfaces of bases 8 and 9. The sole of step 11 is for example made of thermoplastic rubber known by the commercial abbreviation of TPR. To each of the ends of the rib 6, the tread 11 has a clearance 12, extending the surface support 6a of the rib in the form of a groove, the depth is significantly less than the height of the rib 6. Similarly, at each end of the rib 7, the tread 11 has a clearance 13. On either side of the bearing surface bases 8 and 9, the tread 11 has a oblique surface like a chamfer.

La figure 1 représente la chaussure fixée sur une fixation de sécurité 17 elle-même fixée sur un ski 18. Cette fixation comprend deux surfaces d'appui lisses 19 et 20 sur lesquelles viennent prendre appui les nervures 6 et 7. La barrette 10 de la chaussure vient s'engager et se coincer entre une paire d'appuis 21 et une came 22 articulée autour d'un axe horizontal 23, ces appuis 22 et le support de la came 22 pouvant être écartés l'un de l'autre contre l'action de ressorts. La fixation est en outre équipée à l'arrière d'un levier 24 permettant de libérer la barrette 10 et, par conséquent, de déchausser la fixation. Le centre des arcs de cercles définis plus haut correspond au centre de la barrette 10, c'est-à-dire au centre de l'organe de fixation par lequel la chaussure tourne sur la fixation lors d'une sollicitation en torsion.Figure 1 shows the shoe attached to a safety binding 17 itself attached to a ski 18. This attachment includes two smooth bearing surfaces 19 and 20 on which the ribs 6 and 7. The bar 10 of the shoe comes engage and get caught between a pair of supports 21 and a cam 22 articulated around a horizontal axis 23, these supports 22 and the support of the cam 22 can be separated from each other against the action of springs. The attachment is additionally fitted at the rear with a lever 24 allowing the bar 10 to be released and, by Therefore, take off the binding. The center of arcs of circles defined above corresponds to the center bar 10, that is to say in the center of the organ of fixing by which the shoe turns on the fixing during torsional stress.

Lorsque la fixation de sécurité est sollicitée en torsion, les surfaces d'appui 6a et 7a facilitent le déclenchement en glissant sur la fixation. Lors d'une chute en avant ou en arrière, les surfaces d'appui 6a et 7a jouent le rôle de point d'appui accompagné d'un effet de levier favorisant le déclenchement de la fixation.When the safety fastener is requested in torsion, the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a facilitate the release by sliding on the binding. During a fall forwards or backwards, the bearing surfaces 6a and 7a play the role of support point accompanied by a leverage favoring the triggering of the fixation.

Les surfaces d'appui sont avantageusement en retrait de la surface d'appui de la semelle sur le sol, de telle sorte qu'elles viennent moins facilement en contact avec le sol, et, si c'est le cas, avec moins de pression, de manière à ne pas être abímées, en particulier rayées, ce qui réduirait leur capacité de glissement.The bearing surfaces are advantageously set back from the bearing surface of the sole on the ground, such so that they come less easily into contact with the ground, and, if so, with less pressure, so as not to be damaged, in particularly scratched, which would reduce their ability to slip.

Le dessin ne représente, bien entendu, qu'un exemple d'exécution. La semelle intermédiaire rigide pourrait être adaptée à tout autre type de fixation de ski. En particulier, la semelle intermédiaire rigide pourrait présenter un trottoir avant et un trottoir arrière dépassant la semelle de marche 11 pour l'utilisation de la chaussure avec une fixation de ski conventionnelle comportant une butée avant et une talonnière. Dans ce cas, les socles 8 et 9 et la barrette 10 seraient bien entendu supprimés. Les nervures 6 et 7 pourraient être rectilignes au lieu d'être en arc de cercle. La semelle intermédiaire pourrait être munie de tout moyen ou organe de fixation, par exemple de moyens tels que décrits dans la demande de brevet FR 2 769 799.The drawing is, of course, only an example of execution. The rigid midsole could be suitable for any other type of ski binding. In particular, the rigid midsole could present a front sidewalk and a rear sidewalk protruding outsole 11 for the use of the boot with a conventional ski binding comprising a front stop and a heel piece. In this case, the bases 8 and 9 and the bar 10 would be fine heard deleted. Ribs 6 and 7 could be straight instead of being in an arc. The sole intermediary could be provided with any means or fixing member, for example means such as described in patent application FR 2 769 799.

Les surfaces d'appui 6a et 7a pourraient en outre être constituées par la surface d'une plaque métallique destinée à coopérer avec une fixation de sécurité.The bearing surfaces 6a and 7a could also be formed by the surface of a metal plate intended to cooperate with a safety fastener.

Les nervures 6 et 7 définissant les surfaces d'appui peuvent être soit venues d'une pièce, de moulage, avec la semelle intermédiaire rigide, soit rapportées. Dans le second cas, elle peuvent être en toute matière, en particulier en métal. Les surfaces d'appui pourraient être discontinues, par exemple formées par des plots.The ribs 6 and 7 defining the bearing surfaces may have either come in one piece, molding, with rigid midsole, be reported. In the second case, they can be in any matter, in especially in metal. The bearing surfaces could be discontinuous, for example formed by studs.

Afin de faciliter la marche, la semelle intermédiaire pourrait s'étendre seulement du talon à la région métatarsophalangienne.To facilitate walking, the midsole could extend only from the heel to the area metatarsophalangeal.

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Chaussure de ski dont la semelle présente au moins deux surfaces d'appui lisses (6a, 7a) destinées à s'appuyer sur des surfaces lisses (19, 20) d'une fixation de sécurité et s'étendant transversalement à la semelle, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui (6a, 7a)sont formées sur une semelle intermédiaire rigide (4) portant au moins un organe de fixation (10) pour sa liaison à une fixation de ski et recouverte d'une semelle de marche (11) laissant libres les surfaces d'appui et en ce qu'elle comprend une tige (1) souple en forme de botte fixée à la semelle intermédiaire rigide.Ski boot with at least the sole two smooth bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) intended to lean on smooth surfaces (19, 20) of a safety fastening and extending transversely to the sole, characterized in that the bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) are formed on a midsole rigid (4) carrying at least one fixing member (10) for its connection to a ski binding and covered a walking sole (11) leaving free the bearing surfaces and in that it comprises a rod (1) soft boot-shaped attached to the sole rigid intermediate. Chaussure de ski selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que la semelle intermédiaire rigide (4) est en forme de berceau (5) à partir du talon et sur au moins une partie de sa longueur.Ski boot according to claim 1, characterized in that the rigid midsole (4) is in the form of a cradle (5) from the heel and over at least part of its length. Chaussure de ski selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce que la semelle intermédiaire s'étend seulement du talon à la région métatarsophalangienne.Ski boot according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the midsole extends only from the heel to the metatarsophalangeal region. Chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui (6a, 7a) sont formées par des nervures (6, 7).Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) are formed by ribs (6, 7). Chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui sont formées par des plots. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the bearing surfaces are formed by studs. Chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui (6a, 7a) sont constituées par au moins une pièce rapportée à la semelle intermédiaire rigide.Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) consist of at least one piece attached to the rigid midsole. Chaussure de ski selon la revendication 6, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui (6a, 7a) sont constituées par la surface d'une plaque métallique destinée à coopérer avec la fixation de sécurité pour la liaison de la chaussure au ski.Ski boot according to claim 6, characterized in that the bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) consist of the surface of a metal plate intended to cooperate with the safety attachment for the binding of the boot to the ski. Chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui lisses (6a, 7a) s'étendent selon des arcs de cercle au moins approximativement concentriques au centre de l'organe de fixation (10) par lequel la chaussure tourne sur la fixation lors d'une sollicitation en torsion.Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the smooth bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) extend in at least arcs of a circle approximately concentric in the center of the organ fastening (10) by which the shoe rotates on the fixing during torsional stress. Chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisée en ce que les surfaces d'appui lisses (6a, 7a) sont en retrait de la surface d'appui de la semelle sur le sol.Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the smooth bearing surfaces (6a, 7a) are set back from the bearing surface of the sole on the ground.
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