EP1679099A1 - Fixation de ski - Google Patents

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EP1679099A1
EP1679099A1 EP05405011A EP05405011A EP1679099A1 EP 1679099 A1 EP1679099 A1 EP 1679099A1 EP 05405011 A EP05405011 A EP 05405011A EP 05405011 A EP05405011 A EP 05405011A EP 1679099 A1 EP1679099 A1 EP 1679099A1
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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

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  • the present invention relates to a ski binding, in particular a touring binding.
  • Ski touring bindings are usually adjustable between a so-called downhill position and a so-called ascent position.
  • a ski boot taken in the touring binding is held substantially immovable relative to the ski to ensure good control of the ski during departure.
  • the ski boot is pivotable about a transverse axis with respect to the ski pivotally between a starting position and a plurality of pivot positions, wherein the heel region of the ski boot is arranged in the starting position in the vicinity of the ski upper side and lifted in the pivot positions of the ski upper side.
  • a joint movement between the ski boot and the ski is made possible in the ascent position, which ensures a comfortable ascent.
  • a touring binding of this kind which in particular also meets all safety requirements of modern safety ski bindings, is described in WO 96/23559 (Fritschi). It has a shoe wearer on which a front sole holder provided with a front sole holder and a heel holder are provided with heel cheeks, wherein the shoe wearer is pivotable in the region of the ski boot tip about a horizontal transverse axis with respect to the ski.
  • EP 890 379 (Fritschi) describes a touring binding with a double-hinge device, wherein the shoe wearer is articulated in the ball area about a first transverse axis pivotally on an intermediate piece, which in turn is hinged about a second transverse axis pivotally on a skifesten base part.
  • this tour binding allows an ergonomic movement when climbing.
  • it has a complex construction and is therefore relatively heavy.
  • the touring binding described in EP 1 321 173 has a first pivot about which a front support member supporting the toe is pivotable with respect to the ski, and a second pivot about which a heel pad supporting rear support relative to the front support is pivotable. Both axes can be arranged coaxially with each other in the footpad area.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a ski touring binding associated with the technical field mentioned above, which is based on a simple construction and yet allows a comfortable ascent and a precise shoe holder.
  • a ski binding has a ski boot carrier on which a front sole holder designed to hold a ski boot in the region of the ski boot tip and a heel holder designed to hold the ski boot in the region of the ski boot heel are arranged.
  • the front sole holder and the heel holder define a ski boot carrier longitudinal direction.
  • the ski boot carrier is pivotable with respect to the ski about a pivot axis transverse to the ski longitudinal direction and parallel to the ski upper side connected to the ski. The position of the pivot axis with respect to the ski is fixed.
  • the ski boot carrier is pivotable about the pivot axis between at least one home position in which the heel holder is lowered near the ski upper side and a plurality of pivot positions in which the heel holder is pivoted away from the ski top. Further, a sliding guide is provided, which ensures that the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis is parallel to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction displaced.
  • the ski boot carrier is then pivoted about the pivot axis with respect to the ski from the initial position, in which the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction is substantially parallel to the ski longitudinal direction and corresponds to a pivoting angle of zero degrees, that the heel holder from the ski top side upwards and the front sole holder is pivoted down towards the ski top.
  • the pivoting movement can be continued due to the displacement guide in the direction of an even larger pivot angle, since now the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis parallel to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction can be moved backwards and upwards.
  • the distance of the front sole holder measured perpendicular to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction to the ski boot carrier is maintained. This distance corresponds essentially to the sole thickness of the bond received in the binding Ski boot. The maintenance of this distance in the displacement of the front sole holder ensures that the ski boot is also retained during its displacement (together with the front sole holder) with respect to the pivot axis with constant precision in the binding.
  • an axis or a pivot axis is always understood to mean a geometric axis or pivot axis, i. an axis in the mathematical sense.
  • a (geometric) pivot or rotation axis can be realized in practice by means of a mechanical pivot or rotation axis. But it can also be realized by means of a shaft, a hinge, one or more journals, which cooperate with corresponding journal bearings or other suitable pivoting or pivoting means.
  • a displacement guide (also referred to as a sliding joint) is to be understood as meaning any known mechanism which is designed and arranged in order to be able to displace the front sole holder parallel to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction with respect to the pivot axis. That is, the slide guide is arranged and configured to allow the front sole holder to be slidable parallel to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction with respect to a guide member which is pivotally hinged about the pivot axis to a ski base portion of the ski binding.
  • the pivot axis is arranged such that in the initial position of the ski binding the pivot axis viewed in the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction in one of the provided for the ski boot tip longitudinal position in the direction of the heel back recessed longitudinal position, in a provided for the forefoot longitudinal region lies.
  • This allows a particularly comfortable ascent with the ski binding, because a hinge axis in the forefoot area, especially in the field of football, a natural, the barefoot walking coming joint movement of the foot allows.
  • the pivot axis is then arranged in a favorable for an ergonomic sequence of motion below the front foot.
  • a preferred embodiment of the invention is characterized in that, in the starting position, the foremost part of an ensemble formed in the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction from the ski boot carrier and all the binding parts pivotable about it together with the pivot axis extends forwards beyond the pivot axis protrudes and that the pivot axis is arranged in a measured perpendicular to the ski longitudinal direction distance A on the ski top side or arranged below the pivot axis on the ski top side skifesten binding part.
  • the ski binding is designed and arranged such that the guaranteed by the sliding guide maximum length L of the displacement path of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis substantially corresponds to the reduced by the distance A supernatant D.
  • the front sole holder together with the heel holder and a front sole holder with the heel holder connecting portion of the ski boot carrier with respect to the pivot axis parallel to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction by means of the sliding guide.
  • the heel holder and the sliding portion of the ski boot carrier is then arranged between the front sole holder and the heel holder on the ski boot carrier and used in the binding ski boot with respect to the pivot axis or with respect to a about the pivot axis on a skifesten base part hinged guide part displaceable.
  • the front sole holder, the heel holder and the sliding portion of the ski boot carrier form a trained for receiving the ski boot, which with respect to the pivot axis or with respect to a about the pivot axis on a skifesten base part hinged guide part in Skischuhalambasraum is displaceable.
  • substantially the entire ski boot wearer i.e., a major portion of the wearer
  • substantially the entire ski boot wearer may be pivotally hinged to the ski or to a non-slidable base about the pivot about that pivot axis.
  • the front sole holder is displaceable in the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction by means of the displacement guide with respect to the ski boot carrier (or with respect to its non-displaceable portion).
  • the heel holder is also arranged slidably in ski boot carrier longitudinal direction on the ski boot carrier, wherein the heel holder is displaceable against the force of at least one longitudinal compensation spring with respect to the ski boot carrier to the rear.
  • a ski boot used in the ski binding with a stiff ski boot sole is then ensured that in case of a shift of the front sole holder with respect to the ski boot carrier an adjustment of the distance between the front sole holder and the heel holder to the stiff ski boot sole takes place by the heel holder with respect to the ski boot carrier also is moved backwards.
  • the heel holder may in particular be arranged in the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction displaceable on the ski boot carrier in the same way as the heel holder of the ski binding described in EP 1 321 173 (Fritschi).
  • the ski binding is provided with a blocking device, which blocks the sliding guide against displacement of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis in the starting position and / or in a downhill position of the binding.
  • a blocking device which blocks the sliding guide against displacement of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis in the starting position and / or in a downhill position of the binding.
  • the ski binding is designed and arranged on the ski that the ski boot carrier from the starting position is strigkbar around a pivot angle of at least 40 ° about the pivot axis around, wherein in this pivoting angle range of the front sole holder is left unshifted in its forwardmost sliding position with respect to the pivot axis.
  • this ensures that the ski binding can be used in a major portion of a climb without pressing the sliding guide. This contributes to an improvement in comfort when climbing with the binding.
  • the ski boot carrier can be pivoted from the starting position even up to a pivot angle of at least 45 °, in particular even up to a pivot angle of at least 50 ° without actuation of the sliding guide about the pivot axis.
  • the front sole holder is formed as part of a safety jaw, which ensures a safety release.
  • a safety jaw which ensures a safety release.
  • a return spring is preferably provided, which urges the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis by means of a restoring force caused by the return spring to the front.
  • the return spring is designed and arranged such that it also serves as a release spring of the safety jaw.
  • the same spring then has two different functions, namely on the one hand the function as a return spring for the backward displacement of the front sole holder and on the other hand, the function as a trigger spring for the safety release of the safety jaw.
  • ski binding can thereby be saved at least one spring and thus weight.
  • variants of the invention are also possible with separate return and release springs.
  • the ski binding is provided with a gear which converts the pivotal movement of the ski boot carrier with respect to the ski in forced running in a sliding movement of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis.
  • a gear which converts the pivotal movement of the ski boot carrier with respect to the ski in forced running in a sliding movement of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis.
  • no return spring for the return of the front sole lower holder is required because the sliding movements of the front sole holder with respect to the pivot axis are effected in both directions by the transmission.
  • Such a forced-running transmission may e.g. on a cam joint, a cam control, a rack meshing with a rack, a joint control by means of control cams, a crank mechanism, on a cable or chain transmission, a lever linkage or the like. based.
  • the ski touring binding 1 illustrated in FIGS. 1-5 has an elongated ski boot carrier 2 on which a toe piece 21 and a heel piece 22 are arranged.
  • the front jaw 21 is provided with a front sole holder 3 designed to hold a ski boot in the area of the ski boot tip, while the heel piece 22 is provided with a heel holder 4 designed to hold the ski boot in the region of the ski boot heel.
  • the front sole holder 3 and the heel holder 4 define a ski boot carrier longitudinal direction, which corresponds substantially to the longitudinal direction of a sole 5 of a ski boot received in the ski binding 1.
  • the ski boot carrier 2 has a guide part 6 and an elongated hollow profile 7 whose longitudinal direction substantially coincides with the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction and which is in the starting position of the ski binding in the illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3 Extends substantially parallel to the ski longitudinal direction.
  • the guide member 6 has in the illustration of Fig. 2 viewed from above a substantially U-shaped or fork-shaped with a rear web section 8, from which two lateral fork tips or arms 9, 10 extend parallel to each other forward. In the web section 8 of the guide member 6 a cross section of the hollow profile 7 corresponding passage is formed.
  • the hollow section 7 is in this passage with clearance in Hohlprofillibilscardi with respect to the guide member 6, although displaceable (and thus displaceable in Skischuhaldicasrhythm), but received unschwenkbar with respect to the guide member 6.
  • the hollow section 7 extends rearwardly far beyond the rear end of the web section 8 of the guide member 6, while it extends forward to approximately in the longitudinal region of the front ends of the two lateral guide arms 9, 10.
  • the guide member 6 is in the region of the front ends of the two lateral arms 9, 10 (ie in the region of the fork tips) about a transversely to the ski longitudinal direction (and thus transverse to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction) and parallel to the ski upper side (not shown) extending pivot axis 11 pivotally on a Base part 12 of the binding 1 articulated, which is fixed by means of fastening screws 13, 14, 15, 16 fixed on the ski upper side.
  • the arms 9, 10 are each provided in the region of their front ends with a continuous transverse bore, in which a mechanical hinge axis 17 is received such that the guide member 6 is pivotable about this hinge axis 17 around.
  • This mechanical hinge axis 17 defines the geometric pivot axis 11 around which the guide member 6 and together with this the entire ski boot carrier 2, together with attached to this front jaw 21 and heel cheeks 22 are pivotally hinged on skifesten base part 12.
  • the hinge axis 17 is supported by two laterally upwardly projecting support walls 18, 19 of the skifesten base part 12 of the binding 1, wherein for this purpose in the two support walls 18, 19 each have a transverse bore is formed, in which the axis 17 is received firmly and immovably ,
  • the hinge axis 17 (and thus also the geometric pivot axis 11) are the same as the base part 12 with respect to the ski fixed and immovable.
  • the two support walls 18, 19 extend substantially in the ski longitudinal direction and project at right angles to the ski upper side upwards.
  • ski base part 12 has a substantially U-shaped configuration.
  • the hinge axis 17 is arranged at a distance A of approximately 35 mm above the ski upper side, an area directly below the hinge axis 17 being free from any connecting webs of the base part and other ski binding parts. In this area is thus a clear width A of about 35 mm between the ski top and the hinge axis 17 for the arrangement of about the pivot axis 11 pivotable binding parts in the different pivot positions of the ski binding 1 and the ski boot carrier 2 available.
  • the two rear fastening screws 14, 15 are viewed from above each disposed on opposite sides of the side of the hollow profile 7. You are from above each between the hollow section 7 and the side of the corresponding side of the hollow section 7 arranged arm 9 respectively. 10 of the guide member 6 accessible therethrough.
  • the heel jaw 22 designed as a safety jaw (also referred to as a heel machine) is arranged on the hollow profile 7.
  • the heel cup 4 is a component of the heel pad 22.
  • the heel pad 22 is up to an optional adjustability for the purpose of adapting the ski binding to different ski boot sole lengths and up to a slight displaceability for generating a required for a secure hold of the ski boot Sohlenanpress horrs respect to the hollow section 7 in Essentially arranged in HohlprofillCode immovably on the hollow section 7.
  • the heel piece 22 and together with the heel holder 4 are arranged in substantially the same way on the hollow profile 7 of the ski boot carrier 2 as the heel piece or the heel holder of the ski binding described in WO 96/23559 (Fritschi).
  • a compression spring 24 is received such that it extends substantially in hollow profile longitudinal direction (and thus in Skischuh etclnature).
  • the compression spring 24 serves on the one hand as a trigger spring for the safety jaws designed as a front jaw 21 and on the other hand as a return spring for the sliding guide described below.
  • the compression spring 24 is supported on an elongated pin 25, which is mounted fixedly and immovably in the web section 8 of the guide member 6.
  • the pin 25 extends parallel to the pivot axis 11 transversely through the passage formed in the web section 8 of the guide member 6 and through the hollow section 7 received therein, wherein it passes transversely through two elongated holes 26 formed in the two side walls of the hollow profile 7.
  • the two slots are aligned with each other and arranged parallel to each other and form a passage across the hollow section 7 therethrough. They are stretched in the hollow profile carrier longitudinal direction, wherein this longitudinal extent is dimensioned such that the hollow profile 7 in Hohlprofillibilscardi with respect to the guided through the slots 26 in the hollow profile 7 pin 25 within the limits defined by the longitudinal extent of the slots 26 is displaced.
  • the compression spring 24 presses from behind on a pressure piece 27, which is displaceable with respect to the hollow section 7 in hollow profile longitudinal direction.
  • the pressure piece 27 is partially received in the hollow section 7 and thereby guided by this displaceable in the hollow profile longitudinal direction.
  • a stop limits the displacement of the pressure piece 27 with respect to the hollow section 7 forward.
  • the pressure piece 27 is provided with two pin-shaped protruding projections 29, 30 (hereinafter referred to as pressure pins 29, 30).
  • the bias of the compression spring 24 can be set selectable. Thereby, the force can be set selectable, by means of which the compression spring 24 presses on the pressure piece 27.
  • Zuvorderst on the hollow section 7 is a front jaw base part 23, which is a part of the front jaw 21, fixedly and immovably on the hollow section 7.
  • the front jaw base part 23 has a flange portion arranged above the foremost part of the hollow profile 7, in which a slot 31 is formed which is transverse to the hollow profile longitudinal direction and parallel to the ski upper side through the flange portion of the front jaw base part 23 passes therethrough.
  • the direction of the passage formed by the oblong hole 31 in the front jaw base part 23 is thus parallel to the direction of the passage formed by the oblong holes 26 in the hollow profile 7.
  • the elongated hole 31 formed in the front jaw part 23 is stretched in the hollow profile longitudinal direction (and thus parallel to the longitudinal direction of the two elongated holes 26 formed in the hollow profile 7). Through the formed in the front jaw part 23 slot 31 through the hinge axis 17 is guided.
  • the elongated hole 31 is designed and dimensioned such that the front jaw base part 23 (and thus the hollow profile 7 permanently connected thereto) can be displaced in the hollow profile longitudinal direction with respect to the hinge axis 17 guided through the oblong hole 31 in the toe base part within the limits defined by the longitudinal extension of the oblong hole 31 ,
  • an upwardly projecting support part is formed on the front of the toe base part 23, which supports the front sole holder 3.
  • the sole tip of the ski boot is held down by the sole holder 3 on a Sohlenauflagepartie of the toe, in which the ski boot tip is taken centered with respect to the ski boot carrier longitudinal direction.
  • Measured in hollow profile longitudinal direction is the rear wall (which determines the foremost theoretically possible position of the ski boot sole tip) of this support part approximately 13 mm in front of the front end of the front jaw base part formed elongated hole 31 and thus approximately 30 mm in front of the pivot axis 11 of the ski binding 1 in the in the figures 1 - 3 illustrated initial position of the binding 1 arranged.
  • the front sole holder 3 is mounted laterally swingable about a central pivot axis 32 on the support part of the front jaw base part 23. He is provided with two downwardly and rearwardly projecting lateral support arms 33, respectively, to the rear on the front end faces of the pressure pins 29, respectively. 30 support. This ensures that when the ski boot tip exerts excessive lateral forces on the front sole holder 3, this swings laterally against the spring force acting as a trigger spring of the safety jaw 21 compression spring 24 and thereby releases the ski boot.
  • the foremost part of the front sole holder 3 projects forward by a distance D of approximately 47 mm beyond the rear end of the long hole 31 formed in the toe base part 23 (and thus over the pivot axis 11 also).
  • the front jaw base part 23 has a stop section arranged below the hollow profile 7, on which a downwardly projecting projection 35 is formed, which serves as a stop 35 for the above-mentioned sliding guide.
  • the stop 35 protrudes below the hollow profile 7, viewed in Hohlprofillibilscardi slightly behind the rear end of the formed in the front jaw base member 23 long hole 31, downwards.
  • the stop 35 is arranged such that it is in the initial position of the ski binding 1 shown in FIGS. 1-3, immediately before (viewed in the hollow profile longitudinal direction).
  • an upwardly projecting counter-stop 36 which is formed on the rearmost connecting web 34 of the base part 12.
  • the stop 35 and the counter-stop 36 prevent the front-jaw base part 23 and the hollow profile 7 connected thereto from being displaced in the hollow-profile longitudinal direction to the rear in this binding position.
  • the stop 35 and the counter-stop 36 thus form a blocking device, which in the initial position of the ski binding 1 illustrated in FIGS. 1-3 blocks the sliding guide against displacement of the hollow profile 7 with respect to the base part 12 (and thus with respect to the pivot axis 11).
  • the ski boot carrier 2 is relative to the ski on which the binding 1 is mounted, pivotable about the pivot axis 11 in any pivoting positions between the starting position shown in Figures 1-3 - in which the ski boot carrier 2 is arranged substantially parallel to the ski upper side, and the binding position shown in Figures 4 and 5, in which the ski boot carrier 2 is arranged substantially perpendicular to the ski upper side.
  • ski binding 1 In order to ascend with the ski binding 1 shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, it is first brought into its ascent position by the end piece of the hollow profile 7 being unlocked by means of a locking device 37. The ski binding 1 is then in its initial position shown in Figures 1 to 3.
  • the skier lifts the heel of the shoe in a first phase of an ascent step.
  • the entire ski boot carrier 2 together with the toe piece 21 and the heel piece 22 is pivoted about the pivot axis 11.
  • the stop 35 is lifted away from the base part 12 and thus also from the counter-stop 36 upwards, whereby the blocking of the sliding guide is released.
  • the hollow profile 7 remains essentially unobstructed with respect to the guide part 6, because the hollow profile 7 is pressed by the compression spring 24 into its foremost sliding position with respect to the guide part 6.
  • the ski upper side presses from below and forward on the front side of the front sole holder 3.
  • the pressure is now raised due to the pressure of the ski upper side the front sole holder 3 simultaneously with the further pivoting of the ski boot carrier 2 of the toe 21 together with the hollow section 7 and the heel 22 with respect to the guide member 6 and the hinge axis 17 (or the pivot axis 11) against the spring force of the compression spring 24 in hollow profile longitudinal direction moved back wherein this sliding movement is enabled by the above-mentioned sliding guide.
  • This second phase of the ascent step can be continued up to the binding position shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, in which a pivot angle of approximately 90 ° is reached.
  • the hollow section 7 with respect to the guide member 6 is displaced maximally backwards or upwards, which is recognizable by the fact that now the pin 25 in the foremost (or lowest) position through the elongated holes formed in the hollow profile 7 passes and the hinge axis 17 also leads in the foremost (or lowermost) position through the elongated hole 31 formed in the front jaw base part 23.
  • the ski boot carrier 2 is swiveled back from the position pivoted relative to the ski in the direction of the starting position until the starting position shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 has been reached.
  • the above-described motion sequences of the possible second phase and the first phase of an ascent step are carried out in reverse order and in inverse motion or sliding directions.
  • the invention provides a ski touring binding 1 which belongs to the technical field mentioned at the outset and which is based on a simple construction and allows a comfortable ascent as well as a precise and stable shoe mount.
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