EP1208880A1 - Fixation de ski - Google Patents

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EP1208880A1
EP1208880A1 EP00811128A EP00811128A EP1208880A1 EP 1208880 A1 EP1208880 A1 EP 1208880A1 EP 00811128 A EP00811128 A EP 00811128A EP 00811128 A EP00811128 A EP 00811128A EP 1208880 A1 EP1208880 A1 EP 1208880A1
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Andreas Fritschi
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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
    • 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
    • A63C9/084—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable
    • A63C9/0841—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable with a single jaw
    • A63C9/0842—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable with a single jaw the jaw pivoting on the body or base about a transverse axis
    • 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
    • A63C9/084—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable
    • A63C9/0847—Details of the manual release

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  • the present invention relates to a ski binding according to the preamble of the independent Claim.
  • a ski binding is used to hold a ski boot detachably on or in the binding or on a ski to which the ski binding is attached.
  • a spring mechanism with a several springs hereinafter referred to as closing springs
  • closing springs a spring mechanism with a several springs
  • ski bindings are equipped with an operating lever Provide opening of the ski binding. Some of these ski bindings are made by Depress the operating lever open. This allows the ski binding to be on comparatively convenient way to open using a ski pole. Other ski bindings again are opened by lifting the operating lever, what a Operation without ski poles (e.g. directly by hand or using a safety strap) is more convenient than pushing the lever down.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a bond which is in a variety of Allows the binding to be opened easily in situations.
  • a ski binding comprises a heel shoe which is connected to a Sole holding-down part (hereinafter also referred to as sole holding-down device) and with a manually operated opening device to open the ski binding is provided.
  • the opening device is provided with actuating means, which - around a To open the binding - optionally in a first direction with respect to the ski or are movable in a second direction with respect to the ski.
  • the actuators are coupled to the sole holding-down part via coupling means, the Coupling means are arranged and designed such that when the Actuating means for opening the ski binding forcibly the sole hold-down part is moved from a closed position towards an open position.
  • the actuating means the opening device either directly by hand or indirectly, by means of a aids moved by hand, are movable.
  • a aid can e.g. on Be a ski pole.
  • the actuating means via the coupling means the sole holding-down part or the sole holding-down device are coupled, that this both when actuating the actuating means in one opening direction as even when the actuating means are actuated in the other opening direction forcibly moved from its closed position towards its open position it is no longer necessary to open the binding simultaneously with the Manipulation of the actuation means also actively pulling up the heel of the shoe with leg strength, around the sole retainer from its closed position to its open position bring to.
  • the sole hold-down is rather forced by the sole of Hand actuated actuating means with which it moves over the coupling means is coupled.
  • the sole holding-down part has a closing spring in this way is coupled that in the course of opening the binding by means of the actuating means in at least a first phase of the opening process, the closing spring is tensioned or is biased.
  • the closing spring By pretensioning the closing spring, the creation of a "Step-In Function" enables by closing the binding afterwards the closing process by the spring force of the previously biased closing spring can be supported.
  • Such a ski binding can comprise a pressure part, which is connected to the through the Closing spring continuously presses generated pressure force on the sole hold-down part, the pressure part and the sole holding-down part being designed and arranged in this way are that they define a dead center so that in the course of opening the binding in front reaching this dead center in the first phase of the opening process Closing spring is tensioned and after reaching this dead center in the course of The closing spring is opened in the second phase of the opening process supports the opening process and is relaxed.
  • the actuating means comprise a single operating lever that can be used to open the binding either first direction of movement or in the second direction of movement with respect to the ski is movable.
  • This design with only a single operating lever enables a particularly light and simple construction of the binding.
  • the coupling means preferably comprise a ski binding according to the invention with a single actuating lever driver stop means, which one by the Operating lever movable binding part when moving the operating lever in take the first direction of movement with you, and driver lifting means which the Binding part when moving the operating lever in the second direction of movement take.
  • Driver stop means can be provided, which are designed and arranged in such a way that the same driver stop means both the movable binding member an actuation of the actuating means in the first direction of movement as well take an actuation of the actuating means in the second direction of movement.
  • the driver stop means can also be firmly attached to the actuating lever and the coupling means can be counter-stop means fixedly attached to the sole holding-down part include, which when opening the operating lever of the binding are forcibly carried by the driver attachment means. In this way, a particularly simple construction of the binding is achieved.
  • the driver attachment means can also be fixed to an active element (e.g. in the form of an effect lever), the actuating lever being attached in this way the effective element is coupled that this when the actuating lever moves is moved in the first direction of movement in the same way as for one Movement of the operating lever in the second direction of movement.
  • an active element e.g. in the form of an effect lever
  • the other of the first and second directions of movement can be that of the first opposite direction of rotation.
  • In the second Case can open a binding in the first direction of movement, a first actuating lever in a first direction of rotation around the common axis of rotation and Open the binding in the second direction of movement in a second operating lever that of the first opposite direction of rotation movable about the same axis of rotation his.
  • the ski binding shown in FIGS. 1 to 11 includes a toe piece (not shown) and a heel shoe 2.
  • the heel shoe 2 is shown in FIGS. 1-6 and 9 in its closed position, in Figures 7, 8 and 10 in a partially open position and shown in Fig. 11 in its open position.
  • the heel shoe 2 has a housing that can be attached to a ski (not shown) 24, which consists of several firmly connected housing parts.
  • the heel shoe housing 24 is pivotable about a first transverse axis 28 Sole retainer 30 articulated.
  • the first transverse axis 28 is immovable in a bore added in an upper area of the ski top after heel shoe housing 24 protruding above.
  • the first transverse axis 28 is essentially transverse to the longitudinal direction of the binding and parallel to the top of the ski arranged.
  • the sole hold-down device 30, which can be pivoted about the first transverse axis 28, has a Front wall 33 provided, the front for holding down a ski boot sole is trained. On the back of this front wall 33 is in the central part Back pressure stop 34 formed, the back of which is designed as a back pressure surface which serves to interact with the pressure part 40 described below. On both sides outside of this counter pressure stop 34 is on the back of the Front wall 33 of sole holding-down device 30 each has a counter stop 35, 36 formed thereon, the backs of which interact with the knitting section described below serve the operating lever 12.
  • the two counter stops 35, 36 are essentially identical to each other and in relation to one another in the longitudinal direction of the bond extending, vertical center plane arranged symmetrically to each other.
  • a plate-shaped side cheek 31, 32 is formed, which extends from the Extend front wall 33 to the rear.
  • the plate levels of the two side cheeks 31, 32 are essentially perpendicular to the top of the ski and parallel to it Longitudinal binding direction arranged.
  • a bore leading through both cheeks in which the first transverse axis 28 is received around the sole hold-down 30 around the first To store transverse axis 28 pivotable.
  • the printing part 40 has an upper section 42, hereinafter referred to as the print head 42 on.
  • the print head 42 On the two outer sides of this print head 42 are two side walls 43, 44 integrally formed, which protrude from the print head 42 substantially vertically and at the bottom by means of a base plate 45 arranged transversely to them are connected.
  • the print head 42, the two side walls 43, 44 and the base plate 45 define a formed in the pressure part 40, substantially center with respect to a vertical central plane extending in the longitudinal direction of the binding and the longitudinally extending passageway which is substantially one has a rectangular cross section.
  • a pressure piston 50 which is essentially in the form of a hollow circular cylinder with respect to the heel shoe housing 24 in the direction of the cylinder axis slidably arranged in an inner cavity of the heel shoe housing, that the cylinder axis is essentially in a longitudinal direction of the bond extending vertical center plane between the first transverse axis 28 and the runs through the second transverse axis 41, increasing from the front to the rear.
  • the hollow cylindrical pressure piston 50 extends through that formed in the pressure part 40 Passage through and is laterally through the two side walls 43, 44 of the Pressure part 40 out.
  • In the front is the hollow cylinder with a fixed on the cylinder jacket attached lid 51 closed, while the rear end of the hollow cylindrical Pressure piston 50 is open.
  • the pressure piston 50 In the cylindrical interior of the pressure piston 50 is a coaxial to the cylinder Compression piston 50 arranged compression spring 52 arranged in the manner of a coil spring 52, which serves as closing spring 52 of the binding shown in FIGS. 1-11.
  • This closing spring 52 On The end of this closing spring 52 is on the inside of the cylinder cover 51 of the pressure piston 50 supported, while the other end of the closing spring 52 on one Pressure plate 53 is supported.
  • This pressure plate 53 is by means of a cylinder of the Pressure piston 50 coaxially arranged screw 54 with respect to the heel block housing 24 fixed.
  • the pressure plate 53 can be set by means of the set screw 54 optionally adjusted in the axial direction with respect to the heel shoe housing 24 be to the bias of the closing spring 52 and thus the spring force of the Adjust closing spring 52 as required.
  • an upward projecting, plate-shaped projection 55 is formed, for coupling the pressure piston 50 serves with the pressure part 40.
  • This projection 55 is with a second Provided slot 56 through which a third transverse axis 57 is passed, which is arranged parallel to the first 28 and second transverse axes 41.
  • the third transverse axis 57 is further immovable in a just below the print head 42 the two side walls 43, 44 of the pressure part 40 are passed through the bore, so that the pressure piston 50 and the pressure part 40 about the third transverse axis 57 are pivotally connected together.
  • the second slot 56 is in the Large one running substantially perpendicular to the cylinder axis of the pressure piston 50 Hole width formed in the projection 55 of the pressure piston 50, the small hole width corresponds to the diameter of the third transverse axis 57.
  • This will make the third Transverse axis 57, which in the course of the pivoting movement of the pressure part 40 around the second transverse axis 41 around on a slightly curved circular arc with respect to the heel block housing 24 essentially parallel to the cylinder axis of the pressure piston 50 moves through the second slot 56 in the direction of this Cylinder axis guided essentially free of play while being perpendicular to the cylinder axis is slidable within the elongated hole 56 to be perpendicular to the cylinder axis Displacements between the linear displacement path of the pressure piston 50 and to compensate for the arcuate pivot path of the pressure part 40.
  • Overall is the print head 42 via the third transverse axis 57 and the pressure piston 50 with the Closing spring 52 coupled
  • the third transverse axis 57 in an elongated hole 56 of the Pressure piston projection 55 could also be the third transverse axis immovable in one bore of the pressure piston projection corresponding to the axis diameter and the pressure piston itself in the direction perpendicular to the cylinder axis of the Pressure piston with respect to the heel shoe housing to be displaceable so that Pressure piston of the circular arc path which is immovable in a bore of the pressure part can follow the recorded third transverse axis.
  • the front of the printhead 42 is designed as a printing surface and the printing part 40 is arranged in the heel shoe housing 24 in such a way that it - due to the Closing spring 52 exerted on the pressure part 40 spring force - with this pressure surface continuously forward on the back of the am Sole retainer 30 presses molded counterpressure stop 34.
  • the two plate-shaped legs lie on two on the Top of the heel shoe housing 24 formed support surfaces 25, 26.
  • These two support surfaces 25, 26 are in turn essentially identical to one another formed and with respect to a vertical in the longitudinal direction of the bond Center plane arranged symmetrically to each other.
  • the two support surfaces 25, 26 and the undersides of the legs 14, 15 of the actuating lever lying on them 12 are designed and arranged such that when the actuating lever is actuated 12 in a vertical actuation plane extending in the longitudinal direction of the binding the undersides of the legs 14, 15 in a partially sliding Rolling process are rolled on the support surfaces 25, 26.
  • the operating lever 12 is on the one hand due to the partially sliding rolling process the underside of its two legs 14, 15 on the support surfaces and on the other hand, in connection with the first transverse axis 28 in the manner of a curve acting two arcuate elongated holes 16, 17 such that it both when actuating its actuating section 13 on train upwards as well when actuating its actuating section 13 a pressure down a combined Panning and sliding movement with respect to the heel shoe housing 24 performs.
  • the actuating lever 12 is simultaneously about the first transverse axis 28 pivoted around and with respect to this first transverse axis 28 along the through the Elongated holes 16, 17 shifted defined arch line.
  • Both legs 14, 15 are formed as driver stops 18, 19, which each with the back of one of the two corresponding counter stops 35, 36 act together, which are integrally formed on the sole hold-down 30.
  • the operating lever 12 is arranged on the heel shoe housing 24 in such a way that in the closed position the heel cheek 2 each driver stop 18, 19 its associated counter stop 35, 36 in an arrangement abutting the counter stop 35, 36 and in touches this subordinate function.
  • the operating lever 12 is such arranged on the heel shoe housing 24 so that each driver stop 18, 19th its associated counter-stop 35, 36 at an upper point of contact and on a lower contact point in an arrangement abutting the counter stop 35, 36 and touched in this subordinate function.
  • the actuating part 13 of the Actuating lever 12 either from the closed position by hand either Pull up or push down.
  • the operating lever 12 is further provided with a return spring (not shown). This pulls the actuating lever 12 downwards towards the ski by means of spring force out. As soon as the actuating section 13 of the actuating lever 12 after an actuation is released on train, the operating lever 12 by the return spring automatically pulled into the position shown in Fig. 8, 10 and 11, which of Opening position of the operating lever 18 after actuation on pressure equivalent.
  • the ski boot heel becomes simple placed on the sole retainer 30 in its open position and down pressed.
  • the sequence of movements in comparison to the opening process in reverse order except that in the case of a by Return spring automatically returned to its closed position 12 the latter is no longer moved.
  • the binding shown in FIGS. 12 to 15 corresponds to the opening device to open the binding of the in the international patent application WO 96/23559 described ski binding. It is in its closed position in FIGS. 12, 13 and 15 and shown in Fig. 14 in its open position and includes a toe 101, a heel shoe 102 and one connecting the two binding shoes 101, 102 Carrier 103, which is formed by a hollow profile.
  • the heel shoe 102 has a substantially L-shaped housing 124, the one leg is penetrated by the carrier 103 in a sliding guide.
  • Legs of the heel shoe housing 124 projecting from the carrier 103 are a Sole hold-down 130, a first actuating lever 132 to open the binding Pressure (hereinafter referred to as pressure lever 132) and a second operating lever 112 for opening the binding on tension (hereinafter referred to as tension lever 112) appropriate.
  • the pressure lever 132 and the pull lever 112 are laterally offset from one another hinged to the heel shoe housing 124, with respect to that of the heel shoe 102 to the front jaw 101 extending longitudinal direction of the pressure lever 132 on the right and the pull lever 112 are arranged on the left.
  • the pressure lever 132 is in its front region on a second transverse axis 133 articulated, which is immovably received in a bore, which in the upper Area of the upstanding leg of the heel shoe housing 124 is formed.
  • the pressure lever 132 is in its front area with a driver stop 134, which from Push lever 132 from the side into the space between the push lever 132 and the side lever 131 on the pressure lever side of the sole hold-down 130 protrudes.
  • the Driver stop 134 acts with a counter stop 135 that overlaps this together, for the purpose of coupling with the pressure lever 132 on the pressure lever side Side cheek 131 of the sole hold-down 130 is formed.
  • the pull lever 112 is articulated in its front region on a third transverse axis 113, the immovable in a in the upper region of the towering leg of the Heel shoe housing 124 is formed bore.
  • the pull lever 112 is provided with a driver stop 114 in its front area, which laterally from the pull lever 112 into the space between the pull lever 112 and the pull-lever side cheek 111 of the sole hold-down 130 protrudes.
  • the driver stop 114 acts with a counterstop spanning this 115 together, on the pull lever side cheek 111 of the sole hold-down 130 is formed. The pull lever 112 is thus over the driver stop 114 and the counter stop 115 is coupled to the sole hold-down 130.
  • the ski binding shown in Fig.12 to Fig.15 can thus be opened by either the push lever 132 is pressed down or the pull lever 112 is pulled up. In both cases, this becomes the sole hold-down 130 forcibly upward from its closed position shown in FIGS. 12, 13 and 15 and moved to the rear into its open position shown in FIG. 14.
  • the heel jaw 202 shown in FIG. 16 includes one on a ski 205 attached heel shoe housing 224, on which around a first transverse axis 228 a sole hold-down device 230 is pivoted. This is replaced by a Closing spring (not shown) downwards, in the direction of its shown in Fig. 16 Closed position pressed.
  • a cable guide 231 in is provided on the sole hold-down 230 Form of a circular cylinder frustum coaxial with the transverse axis 228 of the sole hold-down device 230 formed.
  • Behind the sole hold-down device 230 is a cable reel in the heel shoe housing 224 215 arranged around a non-displaceably held in the heel shoe housing 224 second transverse axis 213 is rotatably supported.
  • On this cable reel 215 is an operating lever 212 integrally formed, which extends through a slot opening in the heel block housing 224 extends outwards so that the cable reel 215 by means of the actuating lever 212 either in one or the other direction of rotation around the cable reel axis 213 is rotatable.
  • the actuating lever 212 which is molded onto or fixed to the cable reel 215, is via a cable 210 with the sole hold-down device 230 or with the latter connected cable guide 231 coupled.
  • Cable 210 is at one end Fixed outer circumference of the cable reel 215. Cable 210 is from cable reel 215 from the frustoconical cable guide 231 partially around the transverse axis 228 of the sole hold-down device 230 and around the other end of the cable on the sole hold-down device 230 attached.
  • the cable length is dimensioned in this way and the cable ends are attached to the sole hold-down device 230 or to the cable reel 215 in such a way that When the heel jaw 202 is in the closed position, the cable 210 is completely removed from the cable reel 215 processed and just barely excited.
  • the operating lever 212 can either be in Pushed down towards ski 205 or in the opposite direction be pulled up.
  • the cable reel 215 becomes about the cable reel axis 213 rotated around and winding the cable 210 on the cable reel 215 started.
  • pulling the cable 210 causes the sole hold-down 230 forced against the force of the closing spring about the transverse axis 228 of the Sole hold-down device 230 pivoted around and the heel shoe 202 thereby open.
  • transverse axes are the connecting element Connect to the operating lever or sole hold-down device, in this way on the operating lever or the sole hold-down arranged that when the Actuating lever in the closed position in one or the other direction of rotation Sole hold-down in both cases forcibly towards its open position is moved there.
  • the heel shoe 302 shown in FIGS. 17 to 19 includes one on a ski 305 attached heel shoe housing 324, on which around a first transverse axis 328 a sole hold-down device 330 is pivoted. This is replaced by a Closing spring (not shown) downwards, in the direction of its shown in Fig. 17 Closed position pressed.
  • the actuating lever is 312 with a front pair of laterally protruding into the shaft interior Driver stops 314 and a rear pair from the side into the shaft interior protruding driver stops 334 provided.
  • the driver stops are designed as rollers 314, 334, which are rotatably fixed on the actuating lever 312 attached axle journals, each with an axle journal of a pair on one and the other journal of this pair on the other side of the Actuating lever are arranged in alignment with each other.
  • the driver stops 314, 334 are in relation to the longitudinal direction of the lever on the actuating lever 312 arranged that in the neutral position of the operating lever shown in Fig.
  • the two front driver stops 314 act with two counter-stops 315 together, which are formed on the shaft inner walls of the sole hold-down 330 are and in the direction of the operating lever 312 so far into the interior of the shaft protrude into that the driver stops 314 and their associated Counter stops 315 overlap in the direction parallel to the second transverse axis 313.
  • the two rear driver stops 334 with two counter-stops act in a similar manner 335 together, on the inside walls of the sole hold-down 330 are formed and so far into the interior of the shaft towards the operating lever 312 protrude that the driver stops 334 and their associated Counter stops 335 in the direction parallel to the second transverse axis 313 overlap.
  • the as a coupling means for coupling the operating lever 312 with the Sole hold-down device 330 serving driver stops 314, 334 and counter-stops 315, 335 are in this way on the actuating lever 312 or on the sole hold-down device 330 attached that in the binding position shown in Fig. 17 (with the Heel cheeks in its closed position and the operating lever 312 in its neutral position) the front driver stops 314 their associated counter-stops 315 in a subordinate function and simultaneously touch the rear Carrier stops 334 their associated counter-stops 335 in a comprehensive manner Touch function.
  • the heel jaw is in its closed position.
  • the sole hold-down is in the closed position of the heel cheek 330 in such a pivoting position with respect to the first transverse axis 328 that the Sole pad 340 on the front of sole hold-down 330 on the top of the ski rests.
  • the operating lever 312 is in its closed position corresponding neutral position, with its rear part at an angle of about 45 degrees with respect to the top of the ski extending back and up.
  • the front driver stops 314 touch their associated counter stops 315 on the underside and the rear driver stops 334 touch hers assigned counter-stops 335 at the top.
  • To open the ski binding the operating lever 312 can either towards the ski 305 pushed down or pulled up in the opposite direction.
  • the heel shoe 402 shown in FIGS. 20 to 22 corresponds to the Opening device in turn the heel cheek in the international Patent application WO 96/23559 described ski binding, similar to that in Fig. 12th to Fig. 15 heel jaws 102.
  • the heel jaw shown in FIGS. 20 to 22 with respect to one in the longitudinal direction of the binding running vertical center plane essentially symmetrical.
  • the heel shoe 402 shown in FIGS. 20 through 22 is substantially L-shaped Housing 424, one leg of a carrier 403 in a Displacement guide is enforced. On the other, towering from beam 403 Legs 404 of the heel shoe housing 424 are a sole hold-down 430 and an actuator for opening the binding attached an operating lever 432 and an action lever 412.
  • the sole hold-down device 430 is in its lower region on a first transverse axis 428 is articulated and is lowered by a closing spring (not shown) in Pressed towards its closed position.
  • the transverse axis 428 is in one by one Elongated hole 429 formed guide of the heel shoe housing 424 according to the height slidably guided.
  • the sole hold-down 430 is thus also in height displaceable, the force of the closing spring being overcome to move upwards must become.
  • the sole hold-down device 430 is further provided with side cheeks 411, which comprise the upstanding leg 404 of the heel shoe housing 424. Similar to the binding described in WO 96/23559 and the binding in FIG. 12 15 to 15 is also shown in the FIGS.
  • the 20 to 22 is from Effective lever 412 from the side into the space between the effective lever 412 and the side cheek 411 of the sole hold-down device 430 on this side.
  • the Driver stop 414 acts with a counter stop 415 that overlaps this together, that on the inside of this side cheek 411 of the sole hold-down 430 is formed.
  • the action lever 412 is symmetrical in relation to the driver stop on this side formed on a vertical center plane running in the longitudinal direction of the binding and arranged and acts with a symmetrical counterpart 415 on this side trained further counterstop together, on the inside of the other Side cheek of the sole retainer 430 is formed.
  • An actuating lever 432 is in its front area around a (geometric) Transverse axis 433 pivotable in the vicinity of the driver stop 414 on the operating lever 412 articulated.
  • the actuating lever 432 has two in its front region downward-projecting side bolsters, which are connected by means of a transverse web section 434 are connected. These sidewalls are up between two protruding side cheeks arranged which the front area of the operating lever Form 412 and to which the driver stops 414 are attached.
  • the two extend Actuating lever 412, 432 from the transverse axis 433 connecting them together essentially in the same direction obliquely backwards upwards, being in a rear Area of the actuating lever 432 has the shape of a downwardly open U-profile.
  • the action lever 412 is in its rear Range essentially in that defined by the U-profile of the actuating lever 432 Interior arranged and is laterally touching by the latter and above Arrangement includes, so that the operating lever 432 substantially on the Effect lever 412 rests.
  • the operating lever 432 is longer than the operating lever 412 and protrudes beyond the rear end of the operating lever. ahead is the operating lever 432 with its web portion 434 on the top of the protruding leg 404 of the heel shoe housing 424.
  • the sole hold-down device 430 After pulling up the operating lever 432, the operating lever 412 the same sequence of movements as when opening the above described Binding on pressure, passing over the driver stops 414 and the counter stops 415 the sole hold-down device 430 is forced upward into its 22 has moved intermediate position shown. This becomes the sole hold-down 430 then around the axis 428 backwards, in its open position pivoted. As soon as the operating lever 432 in that shown in Fig. 22 Position is released, it is a return spring (not shown) to Effect lever 412 pulled down, so that the binding afterwards the same open position as has been achieved after actuation on pressure.
  • the invention specifies a ski binding which, in a variety of situations, makes opening the Binding enables.

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