EP1543868A1 - Schneegleitgerät, insbesondere Carvingski - Google Patents
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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
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- the invention relates to a snow gliding device, in particular a carving ski, with a Base tread, which extends over a front, a middle and a rear area extends and which is waisted in the longitudinal direction.
- Such snow gliders are known for example from the alpine ski trail.
- the so-called carving skis have prevailed, by a longitudinal direction pronounced waisted lines are characterized.
- the advantage of this waisted ski is that when ankating the ski a curve along a defined by the sidecut describes active radius. The stronger a ski is waisted, the tighter it can theoretically be driven a curve. Skiing with strong sidecut are therefore very manoeuvrable, tend but when driving straight ahead to become very restless and unstable. Conversely, one is little waisted ski directional stability when driving straight, but has a clear less maneuverability and is therefore more difficult to handle when cornering.
- the conventional ski especially the carving ski has indeed because of his sidecut The cornering in alpine skiing revolutionized, but it has the disadvantage that the variation of curves with different radii only for experienced skiers possible is. Especially with strongly waisted skis, a slight angling of the ski already causes the Initiation of the cornering. Especially with inexperienced skiers leads this abrupt Change of direction of the more frequent to falls with no less bad consequences.
- German utility model DE 296 05 583 U1 describes a so-called Mehrkantenski. This is characterized in that its sliding surface of a or more stages, with a steel edge at each step transition can be attached.
- the biggest advantage of this Mehrkantenski is that at the same length of the ski can integrate a multiple of metal edge length.
- the DE 583 for example, the lower level to tailoring little, since they are such a good and directionally stable straight run, and the upper stages then increasingly waisted, as they get more contact with the snow when edge up and then condition a better maneuverability of the ski due to their waisted shape.
- German patent application DE 101 07 905 A1 also describes a Carving skis, which increased to solve the above-mentioned problem Tread receives whose outer edges parallel to the center of the longitudinal axis of the ski. This new extra tread is slightly narrower than the waist of the original one Tread.
- the ski described here is therefore also multi-level structure and Therefore has the same advantages as can be seen already from DE '583. Accordingly, this disclosure naturally also has the above-mentioned disadvantages.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object, a snow gliding device, in particular, a carving ski, to develop so that he despite good Agility, even at high speeds, easy to control Straight ahead.
- the present invention provides the Task, a snow gliding device in particular a carving ski, in such a way that he can drive through substantially continuously variable curve radii.
- a snow gliding device in particular carving skis, with a base tread that extends across a front, a middle and a front extends rearward area and which is waisted in the longitudinal direction, with the front and / or in the rear region of the base tread this by at least one superimposed on additional tread portion, with a part, in particular the middle part of the base tread, a second tread with a second sidecut defined with a substantially larger radius of curvature.
- the second sidecut with a substantially larger radius of curvature, through a portion of the base tread and through at least one additional tread portion is formed, one gets a ski with two side waists, each one define a limit radius for itself.
- the proposed snow gliding device a lot easier.
- the use of a shared leads Base tread in the middle area of the snow gliding unit to an optimized tread, because there are no edges and gradients to prevent the gliding.
- a snow gliding device in particular a ski or Carvingski not limited by its fixed side geometry and thereby more or less suitable for short or long turns, but a snow glider ever can go through a continuously variable radius after upright angle. consequently is with this snow glider both the carving, i. driving on the edge, from short as well as long turns possible.
- the active radius becomes increasingly smaller is, it is possible for the user to continuously change the radius of curvature.
- the active radius at a Aufkantwinkel of about 0 ° maximum and at a Aufkantwinkel of at least about 8-12 °, especially 10 ° is minimal.
- ski models after Staggering areas for example, to define a slalom ski whose minimum and maximum radius is below that of a downhill ski, which is usually particularly large curve radii required.
- the cornering or the straight-line running of the ski according to the invention is in the essentially defined by the formation of the different sidekirts. It has thereby proved to be advantageous, the waistings essentially of one or more constructively aligned circular arcs. From empirical Experience has shown that this is a suitable means of driving to control a snow glider. Also the use of continuous curve radii is a way to create a sidecut that leads to particularly positive ski characteristics leads.
- the formation of the base waist and / or the second sidecut such that the radius of curvature of the front area and / or the rear area decreases to the central area of the snow gliding device, leading to a ski with pronounced "Carver" properties.
- Such a ski follows the Ankanten exactly this Sidecut. Through a combination of the base and the second sidecut forms So a carving ski out, by a maximum and a minimum radius of curvature is limited, with a mixing area forms between them, the passing through Allows almost any desired radius of curvature.
- the base tread and the Tread sections that overlap these, laterally by steel edges or similar Limiting edges so that they define a corresponding "side-cut".
- both different edge shapes and materials too use.
- the training of ruts as they are known in the art, find their application can affect the handling characteristics of the ski.
- a versatile applicability of the snow gliding device is the training of superimposed tread portions such that they are detachable on the tread side the snow gliding device are attached.
- This attachment can be made by the ski top operable fastening screws, by quick release clips or by Tongue and spring designs are made.
- the advantage of a detachable attachment lies in the interchangeability of the overlapping tread sections as needed. That's the way it is For example, conceivable to attach tread portions on the ski, the ski a provide a stronger second waist. This would make the ski particularly agile and give him a very extreme minimum radius. Is against a ski with particularly stable directional stability desired, by replacing the overlapping Tread sections a pertinent adjustment done. By having tread sections which gives the ski a lower second waist, leads the to a stable directional stability. Of course it is also possible, the tread sections to adapt to changing snow conditions as well as tread sections to provide that easily against new tread sections when worn be replaced.
- tread portions that are in each case from the base running layer towards the front or back increasingly extend above.
- the ski thus receives changed response to the Ankanten.
- overlapping tread portions form such that this survey adjustable is. This can, as previously in the attachment of the overlaying tread sections on the ski body, by means of adjusting screws made from the top of the ski ago are operable.
- this intermediate layer not only as an elastic intermediate layer but also to supplement them with thermoplastic elements, depending on the ambient temperature cause a change in ski stiffness.
- the embodiment according to claims 12 and 13 is particular remarkable.
- This embodiment is characterized in that the additional tread portions are designed like a runner, in particular two In Skiquerides spaced apart skids include the outside by a steel edge are bounded and inward either flat or tiered at height fall off the base tread.
- the base tread is so in the front and rear each one kind "Sled" superimposed, with each outer boundary within the outer Limitation of the base tread is.
- Fig. 1 shows an inventive snow gliding device or a ski in a view of below.
- This ski 1 comprises a front portion 4, a central portion 6 and a rear area 8. Over these three areas (4, 6, 8) extends a base tread 10.
- the ski 1 shown here is a typical carving ski with a pronounced base waist 12.
- Such a sidecut 12 allows the passage of certain curve radii by anchoring the ski around its longitudinal axis.
- the ski like this Generally known in the art, steel edges 17, 17 'on.
- the ski includes 1 in the front Area 4 a blade 5 (see Fig. 2).
- the illustrated ski 1 comprises in the front area 4 and in the rear area 8 each an additional superimposed Tread portion 24 and 28.
- This tread portion is in this case (see Fig. 2) with fastening means, in particular screws on the base tread of the ski. 1 attached to the tread side 2.
- these superimposed Tread portions 24; 28 are narrower than the base tread 10. Beyond is also the radius of curvature of these tread portions 24; 28 in the corresponding Area less than the radius of curvature of the base waist 12 of the base tread 10th
- the overlapping tread sections 24; 28 is formed so that between the base tread 10 in the middle Area 6 of the ski 1 and the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 a tangential Transition exists.
- Fig. 2 it can be seen that the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 is from the Lift out the base tread 10 in the front area 4 and in the rear area 8.
- Elevations 26; 26 ' allow you to adjust the response of the ski 1. Je greater the elevation 26; 26 ', the stronger the ski must be tilted, so that the Steel edges 17, 27, 29 and 17 ', 27', 29 'as leading edges, i. active edges act. On the leadership behavior of these edges and on the so-called active edge is in Figs 3-5 are discussed in more detail.
- the fastening elements 40, 40 'shown in Fig. 2 allow the detachable Attachment of the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 at the ski 1. So depending on desired ski behavior or environmental conditions, i. Straight running, maneuverability, Temperature conditions, etc., the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 exchanged and be replaced by others. Of course it is also conceivable, the ski 1 only in the front area 4 to be provided with a superimposed tread portion 24, when this is desired, or this section 24 still by at least one other Overlap section. The same applies of course to the rear area 8. Above It is also conceivable, at the transition region 34 and 38 (shown in Fig. 1) and the Base tread 10 into sections, so that, for example, the base tread 10 in the central region 6 can be detachably attached to the ski 1. This allows that Replace them to possibly change the snow conditions adapt or make a post-processing.
- FIGS. 3-5 show the mode of operation of the edge arrangement according to the invention or Tread arrangement of the ski 1.
- the second serves Sidecut 22 of the ski 1 as a guide.
- This second sidecut 22 continues as in FIG. 3 can be seen from the base detailing 12 in the central region 6 of the ski 1 and the second Sidecut 22 of the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 together.
- the second sidecut 22 As a guide and causes due to the very small curvature a stable directional stability.
- the Aufkantwinkel a increases, that is, that the skier ankantet the ski over the longitudinal axis, there is a change the active edge.
- the active edge is through the waist 2 is formed.
- a Aufkantwinkel of about 10 ° and larger forms the base waist 12 the active edge.
- it has the active edge of Fig. 3, formed by the central region 6 of the base insert 12th and the areas of the waisting of the overlapping tread portions 24, 28 in front area 4 and in the rear area 8, a much smaller radius of curvature on as the active edge in Fig. 5, which is formed only by the base waist 12 becomes. This has the consequence that at a Aufkantwinkel ⁇ of at least 10 ° minimum radius can be driven, so the ski is curve-oriented.
- the mixing area i. So the area with a Aufkantwinkel ⁇ between 0 ° and in about 10 °, is shown schematically in Fig. 4.
- ⁇ varies the active edge. If the Aufkantwinkel ⁇ larger, the active edge in the front and in the rear area 4; 8 increased from the base detailing educated. If it is smaller, the edge of the overlapping tread portions 24; 28 in these areas as a guide. Consequently, the ski 1 according to the invention does not have, as this is known from the prior art, essentially only a fixed radius of curvature, but allows the almost infinite variation of the radius of curvature within the Boundary radii passing through the base waist 12 and the mixed second shown in FIG Sidecut 22 are defined.
- the ski according to the invention provides a snow gliding device because of its novel "three-dimensional" tread formation much more versatile, user-friendly and easier to control.
- Figs. 6 and 7 is a modified embodiment of a ski according to the invention shown in plan view and in side view. All parts already on the basis of Figs. 1-5 are described, have the same reference numerals. Insofar is on the previous description pointed out.
- the embodiment according to FIGS. 6 and FIG. 7 differs from the above-described embodiment in that the front and rear overlapping tread portions each in the form of Longitudinal skids 24 'and 28' are formed. The outer boundary of these longitudinal skids takes place through steel edges 27, 27 'and 29, 29', while the inner boundary by an inwardly rounded step is formed. Alternatively, it is also conceivable that the skids sloping from the outside inward to the level of the base tread 10 are formed. It is also conceivable that the runners on the inside at least in the outer, opposite regions by a step opposite the base tread are limited, while in the facing areas these step-shaped Limitation in a stepless passes.
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- Fig. 1
- eine Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Schneegleitgeräts in einer Ansicht von unten;
- Fig. 2
- eine Seitenansicht der Ausführungsform nach Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3-5
- die Ausbildung einer aktiven Kante am Ausführungsbeispiel nach Fig. 1 in Abhängigkeit des Aufkantwinkels in einer schematischen Ansicht von unten; und
- Fig. 6 und 7
- eine zweite Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemäßen Schneegleitgeräts in Ansicht von unten sowie in Seitenansicht.
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- Schneegleitgerät, bzw. Ski
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- Laufflächenseite
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- Oberseite
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- vorderer Bereich
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- Schaufel
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- mittlerer Bereich
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- hinterer Bereich
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- Basislauffläche
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- Basistaillierung
- 17, 17'
- Stahlkante
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- zweite Lauffläche
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- zweite Taillierung
- 24, 24'
- überlagernder Laufflächenabschnitt
- 26, 26'
- Erhebung
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- Stahlkante
- 28, 28'
- überlagernder Laufflächenabschnitt
- 29, 29'
- Stahlkante
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- Übergang
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- Übergang
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- Befestigungsmittel, bzw. Schraube
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- elast. Element
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- aktive Kante
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- Aufkantwinkel
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- Schneegleitgerät, insbesondere Carvingski, mit einer Basislauffläche (10), die sich über einen vorderen (4), einen mittleren (6) und einen hinteren Bereich (8) erstreckt und die Längsrichtung tailliert (12) ist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
im vorderen (4) und/oder im hinteren Bereich (8) der Basislauffläche (10) diese durch wenigstens einen zusätzlichen Laufflächenabschnitt (24, 24'; 28, 28') überlagert ist, der mit einem Teil, insbesondere dem mittleren Teil, der Basislauffläche (10), eine zweite Lauffläche (20) mit einer zweiten Taillierung (22) mit im wesentlichen größeren Krümmungsradius definiert. - Schneegleitgerät nach Anspruch 1
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die Basislauffläche (10) sowie die diese vorne und/oder hinten überlagernden Laufflächenabschnitte (24, 24'; 28, 28') so aufeinander abgestimmt sind, dass bei Änderung des Aufkantwinkels (α) des Schneegleitgerätes, insbesondere des Ski, eine entsprechende Änderung des aktiven, d.h. wirksamen Radius der durch Basislauffläche und überlagernde(n) Laufflächenabschnitt(e) definierten Taillierung erfolgt. - Schneegleitgerät nach Anspruch 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
mit zunehmendem Aufkantwinkel (α) der aktive Radius entsprechend zunehmend kleiner wird. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der Ansprüche 2 oder 3,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
der aktive Radius bei einem Aufkantwinkel (α) von etwa 0° maximal und bei einem Aufkantwinkel (α) von wenigstens etwa 8° bis 12°, insbesondere 10°, minimal ist. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die Taillierung (12) der Basislauffläche (10) und/oder die zweite Taillierung (22)
im wesentlichen aus einem oder mehreren konstruktiv aufeinander abgestimmten Kreisbögen gebildet ist. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
der Krümmungsradius der Taillierung (12) der Basislauffläche (10) und/oder der zweiten Taillierung (22) vom vorderen Bereich (4) und/oder vom hinteren Bereich (8) zum mittleren Bereich (6) abnimmt. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die zweite Taillierung (22) einen im wesentlichen konstanten Krümmungsradius über den vorderen Bereich (4) und/oder den hinteren Bereich (8) zum mittleren Bereich (6) hin aufweist. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die Basislauffläche (10) sowie die diese überlagernden Laufflächenabschnitt(4) (24; 28) seitlich durch Stahlkanten (17; 27; 29) oder vergleichbare Kanten begrenzt sind und einen entsprechenden "side cut" definieren. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die überlagernden Laufflächenabschnitt(e) (24, 24', 28, 28') lösbar an der Laufflächenseite (2) des Schneegleitgerätes (1), insbesondere des Ski, befestigt sind, insbesondere durch von der Skioberseite (3) her betätigbare Befestigungsschrauben (40). - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
der vordere und/oder der hintere überlagernde Laufflächenabschnitt (24, 24'; 28, 28') sich jeweils aus der Basislaufschicht (10) heraus in Richtung nach vorne bzw. hinten zunehmend über die Basislauffläche (10) vorstehend erstreckt. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die überlagernde(n) Laufflächenabschnitt(e) (24, 24'; 28, 28') unter Zwischenschaltung elastischer Elemente (50), insbesondere einer, insbesondere stoßdämpfend wirkenden, Elastomerschicht, am Ski befestigt sind. - Schneegleitgerät nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
die zusätzlichen Laufflächenabschnitte (24'; 28') kufenartig ausgebildet sind. - Schneegleitgerät nach Anspruch 13,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
vorne und/oder hinten die zusätzlichen Laufflächenabschnitte (24', 28') durch jeweils zwei in Skiquerrichtung voneinander beabstandete Kufen gebildet sind, die außenseitig durch eine Stahlkante (27, 27' bzw. 29, 29') begrenzt sind und nach innen entweder flach oder stufig auf Höhe der Basislauffläche (10) abfallen.
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