EP4051393A1 - Slackline-vorrichtung - Google Patents
Slackline-vorrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP4051393A1 EP4051393A1 EP22702895.8A EP22702895A EP4051393A1 EP 4051393 A1 EP4051393 A1 EP 4051393A1 EP 22702895 A EP22702895 A EP 22702895A EP 4051393 A1 EP4051393 A1 EP 4051393A1
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- Prior art keywords
- slackline
- base body
- band
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- strap
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a slackline device.
- the invention relates in particular to a slackline device that is easy to assemble, mobile and transportable and can be used in a variety of ways.
- Slackline devices are typically used for slacklining or slacklining. This is a trend sport that has meanwhile established itself both as a leisure sport and in the competitive sports sector. Slacking, which can be considered at least remotely similar to tightrope walking, can also be used as a rehabilitation measure for muscle building or balance training. Various other possible applications of such slackline devices are also conceivable, which are not all listed for the sake of simplicity.
- a slackline device includes a webbing stretched between two attachment points. This band is typically referred to as a slackline, which roughly corresponds to the term slack rope or slack line in German. The user balances on this slackline, which requires concentration and coordination in addition to pure balance.
- the band of the slackline device In contrast to a dance or tightrope, such as is used in the circus, it is the band of the slackline device is usually a flat band that yields dynamically during use and thus requires special evasive movements of the user. In contrast to a tightrope, the slackline is not stretched so tightly that it hardly moves. Instead, the slackline stretches under the weight of the user, also typically referred to as a slackliner. It behaves very dynamically and requires constant active balancing of its own movement.
- the tape (the slackline) is stretched between two trees or other firmly anchored points in the landscape. If natural anchoring points such as trees, rocks, etc. are not available, however, free-standing scaffolding, which are usually made of steel, can also serve as anchoring points for the webbing of the slackline device.
- slackline device that is relatively compact in design, can be transported in a mobile manner and is relatively easy to assemble.
- the slackline device according to the invention should nevertheless give the user the feeling of movement typical of slacklines or at least approximately imitate this.
- a slackline device which has a base body with at least one support section and two opposite end sections, which are arranged higher than the at least one support section, and the one Has band, which is stretched in the assembled state of the slackline device between the two end portions of the base body, wherein the slackline device is characterized in that the base body is designed to be more elastic than the band.
- the property that the base body is designed to be more elastic than the band means in the present case that the base body as a whole is more elastic than the band as a whole. Neither the base body nor the belt necessarily have to exhibit linear elastic behavior. In practice, this will at least often not be the case.
- the more elastic design of the base body in comparison to the band causes the base body to be deformed more than the band when tension is exerted on the slackline device.
- the dynamic properties of the slackline device according to the invention are therefore not caused by the stretching or change in length of the band under load, but essentially by a load-dependent change in shape of the base body. This makes it possible to design the slackline device according to the invention to be comparatively small and compact.
- the band is correspondingly short, which is why its length hardly changes when using common slackline materials due to tension or expansion.
- the necessary change in length is caused by a change in shape of the base body and thus a change in the distance between the two fastening points of the belt.
- the base body is deformed under load, so that the two opposite end sections of the base body, between which the strap is stretched, change their distance from one another dynamically.
- the latter is an essential difference to conventional slackline devices, in which the distance between the two attachment points of the band is typically fixed or at least does not change noticeably. This is particularly easy to understand in cases where a steel structure is used to support the tape or the tape is suspended between two trees or two rocks.
- the slackline device according to the invention is not a slackline in the true sense of the word, but a device that imitates the behavior of a slackline through a somewhat different type of design, but is still very realistic for the user.
- the term "slackline device” is therefore to be understood relatively broadly in the present case and is not limited to special materials or shapes of the base body and band. Also, the slackline device according to the invention is not limited to the already known applications.
- the support section of the base body can be configured in a variety of ways. This support section is used to set down the device on a substrate. In principle, different sections of the base body can be used to set down the slackline device on the ground. Several support sections can be provided. It is also possible that these support sections, with which the slackline device rests on the ground, during use of the slackline device change due to the movement of the base body relative to the ground. The wording “at least one support section” is therefore used here.
- a modulus of elasticity of the band is greater than a modulus of elasticity of the base body.
- the modulus of elasticity of the band is preferably at least twice as large, at least five times as large or even at least ten times as large as the modulus of elasticity of the base body.
- the above-mentioned movement properties of the slackline device according to the invention can best be realized in this way.
- the movement characteristic is essentially brought about by the deformation of the base body.
- the base body is designed as a board.
- This board is preferably a wooden board made of wood veneer.
- the slackline device with the base body designed as a board can be designed as a comparatively lightweight device that can be carried by hand without any problems.
- the support section is arranged between the two end sections and is integrally connected to them.
- the slackline device according to the invention is therefore constructed very simply from the fewest possible parts.
- the two end sections are each configured as ends or tips of the base body that are bent up relative to the support section.
- the base body or the board is preferably continuously curved at the transitions between the at least one support section and the end sections.
- the base body thus has a shape similar to the board or board of a skateboard.
- the slackline device according to the invention can also be tilted like a skateboard or rotated about one or more axes. This not only creates a completely new feeling for the user. At the same time, this also enables various other types of application and use of the slackline device according to the invention in comparison to conventional slackline devices. Not only the band itself, but also the base body or the board can be moved in almost any conceivable way relative to the ground.
- a distance between the two end sections is less than 2.5 m or less than 2 m or even less than 1.5 m.
- the slackline device according to the invention is therefore designed to be very compact and handy. Due to the elastic properties of the base body mentioned above, it is even possible to reduce the distance between the two suspension points of the belt, i.e. the distance between the two end sections of the base body, to less than 1m without losing the movement characteristics required for slacking.
- a width of the base body is smaller than a distance between the two end sections, measured orthogonally thereto.
- the base body has a concave-convex profile, a rocker profile and/or a camber profile in a longitudinal section.
- the band is detachably connected to at least one of the two end portions of the base body.
- the slackline device therefore does not have to be delivered pre-assembled, but can be assembled by the user at any time and disassembled again after use.
- the band is preferably designed as a flat band whose cross-sectional width is preferably 10-60mm and whose cross-sectional height measured orthogonally thereto is at most half as large as the cross-sectional width.
- the band can have at least one of the following materials, which can also be combined with one another: polyester, polyamide, braided yarn or hemp.
- the slackline device according to the invention also has a second band which is stretched between the two end portions of the base body in the assembled state of the slackline device, the two bands being arranged parallel to one another.
- This configuration also allows further exercises and uses of the slackline device according to the invention, without this requiring a major assembly effort.
- the two straps can preferably be attached to the base body in a detachable manner, so that the user of the slackline device according to the invention can use it with only one strap or with two straps, as desired.
- a slackline device which has a base body with at least one support section and two opposite end sections, which are arranged higher than the at least one support section, and which has a strap which, when the slackline device is in the assembled state, is stretched between the two end sections of the base body, the slackline device being characterized according to this aspect in that a first of the two end sections has a first flat end section with a first end section penetrating the base body Has a slot through which the band is guided in the assembled state of the slackline device with a first loop formed by folding over a first end of the band, with a first locking element being guided through the first loop, the two of which in the longitudinal direction d the end pieces opposite the first locking element abut the first
- This aspect of the present invention relates in particular to a way of attaching and assembling the webbing to the main body of the slackline device that is relatively easy to implement.
- the belt can be very easily assembled by hand on the base body with the fewest possible components and pretensioned to the desired tension.
- the band By folding over or folding the first end of the band to said first loop, the band lies on top of each other in this area and consequently there is friction or resistance depending on the direction.
- the mechanism does not lock and allows excess webbing to be pulled out. The strap can thus be tightened by hand very easily.
- the base body begins to bend in an arc due to its above-described elastic properties. This shortens the distance between the suspension points of the strap on the two opposite end sections of the base body, so that the band loosens. This means that even more tape material can be pulled through the first slot and the tape can be tightly pretensioned.
- a second loop is fixedly arranged at the first end of the band, which is not guided through the first slot in the assembled state of the slackline device and below the rest of the band, i.e. between the rest of the band and the base body is arranged.
- the second loop is described here as "fixedly arranged", which should make it clear that the second loop is a permanently mounted loop which, in contrast to the first loop, is not only fixed by folding or folding the band arises.
- the first locking element has a substantially cylindrically designed center piece, which is arranged between the two end pieces, which are each also configured substantially cylindrical and have an enlarged diameter compared to the center piece.
- a second of the two end sections has a second flat wall section with a second slot penetrating the base body, through which the webbing can be passed in the assembled state of the slackline device with a second end of the band fixedly arranged third loop is guided, wherein a securing element is guided through the third loop.
- the securing element is preferably designed as a securing pin which, like the first locking element, is guided through the third loop.
- the band thus preferably has two fixed loops, which are referred to here as the second and third loops. Accordingly, the strap can be releasably connected to both end sections of the base body, so that it can also be completely removed from the base body after the slackline device has been used.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a slackline device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 2a-2c are several views illustrating in a schematic way the use of the slackline device according to the present invention
- FIG. 3 shows the slackline device from FIG. 1 in a first state during assembly
- FIG. 3 shows the slackline device from FIG. 1 in a first state during assembly
- FIG. 4 shows the slackline device from FIG. 1 in a second state during assembly
- FIG. 5 shows the slackline device from FIG. 1 in a detail in a third state during assembly
- FIG. 6 shows a detail of the slackline device from FIG. 1 in a state during disassembly
- Figures 1-7 show several embodiments of a slackline device according to the present invention.
- the slackline device is denoted therein in its entirety by the reference number 10 .
- the slackline device 10 has a base body 12 and a strap 14 that can be fastened to the base body 12 .
- the band 14 is arranged on the base body 12 in a detachable manner.
- a board or board which is similar in shape to a skateboard or snowboard. Its dimensions are also basically similar to the dimensions of a skateboard or snowboard, although this is not intended to imply any limitation.
- the base body 12 designed as a board is preferably constructed from a wood veneer. In principle, however, synthetic materials can also be used as the base material for the base body 12 .
- the band 14 is preferably a flat band, as is already used in conventional slackline devices.
- the band 14 can be made of polyester, polyamide, braided yarn and/or hemp, for example. Of course, other materials are also conceivable here.
- the base body 12 comprises a support section 16 and two end sections 18 , 20 which are arranged opposite one another and which form the two longitudinal ends of the base body 12 .
- the end sections 18, 20, which are referred to here as the first end section 18 and the second end section 20, are designed as bent-up ends in the exemplary embodiment shown.
- the two end sections 18, 20 are integrally connected to the support section 16 and are arranged higher than this.
- the underside of the base body 12 serves as the support section 16.
- one or more support sections 16 can be provided. This means that the base body 12 rests on the ground at one or more points on its underside. Of course, these locations may change during use of the slackline device 10 . In principle, it would also be conceivable to attach further support elements to the underside of the base body 12 , which then form the at least one support section 16 .
- the transition between the central or support section 16 and the two end sections 18, 20 is preferably designed as a continuously curved, arcuate transition. In principle, however, it would also be possible to provide a kink here. However, an arcuate curvature has the advantage that the base body 12 and thus also the entire slackline device 10 can be moved more easily and continuously. For the user, more degrees of freedom and thus also a more varied use of the slackline device 10 are therefore possible.
- the band 14 is arranged at both end sections 18, 20 in a detachable manner.
- a first slot 22 is provided on the first end section 18 and a second slot 24 is provided on the second end section 20 . Both slots 22, 24 preferably penetrate the base body 12 completely.
- a locking element 26 and a securing element 28 are used to assemble the band 14 . Otherwise, no further components are necessary for the assembly of the slackline device 10 . The type and process of assembly are explained in detail below.
- Fig. 2a-2c show several views that illustrate the intended use of the slackline device 10 schematically. It should be noted that the types of use shown therein represent only three examples of the various possible uses of the slackline device 10 . In addition to the basic possibility of balancing on the band 14 with one or both feet, the user 32 can also tilt the base body or the board 12 or rotate it in any desired way, similar to how this is also possible with a skateboard.
- the base body 12 is designed to be more elastic than the band 14. This makes it possible to simulate or simulate similar behavior of the band 14 with the slackline device 10 according to the invention. to imitate, as it also occurs with conventional slackline devices. This is possible despite the fact that the webbing 14 of the slackline device 10 according to the invention is typically designed to be significantly shorter than a conventional slackline device.
- the base body 12 Due to the property that the base body 12 is designed to be more elastic than the band 14, the base body 12 yields more in the loaded state than the band 14.
- the base body or the board 12 bends in the loaded state.
- the support section 16 and/or the end sections 18, 20 curve in such a way that the distance between the two fastening points of the band 14 or the distance between the two slots 22, 24 changes dynamically.
- This change in distance results in a change in the tension or elongation of the band 14.
- This change in tension or elongation of the band 14 is not primarily caused by an elongation of the band 14 itself or a change in its length, but mainly by a change in distance the suspension points of the band 14 on the base body 12.
- the length of the band 14 itself also changes in the loaded state. However, this is negligible in comparison to the change in the distance between the suspension points of the band 14, since the modulus of elasticity of the band is significantly greater than the modulus of elasticity of the base body
- Fig. 3-5 the assembly of the tape 14 on the base body 12 is illustrated in individual steps in sequence.
- one end 30 of the strap 14 which is referred to here as the second end, is guided through the second slot 24 from the outside and fixed to the base body 12 with the aid of a securing element 28 .
- the securing element 28 is designed as a pin which is inserted into a loop 34 provided at the second end 30 of the strap 14 .
- a loop 38 is also provided at the opposite first end 36 of the strap 14 . Both loops 34, 38 are fixed loops that are fixed, for example, by sewing or gluing.
- the first end 36 together with the loop 38 provided thereon is folded over, as shown schematically in FIG. This folding over creates a further (mobile) loop 40.
- the band 14 is pushed with this folded loop 40 from the outside through the first slot 22 (see arrow 42).
- a locking element 26 is then inserted into the loop 40 as shown schematically in FIG. 4 with arrow 44 .
- the band 14 is tightened at its first end 36 .
- a rod-shaped tool 48 can be inserted into the loop 38 arranged at the first end 36 of the strap 14 in order to then pull firmly on the strap 14 (see FIG. 5).
- this loop 38 is arranged below the band 14, ie between the band 14 and the base body 12, in the state shown in FIG.
- the band 14 lies one on top of the other and consequently there is friction or resistance, depending on the direction.
- the attachment mechanism described restrains or fixes the strap 14 to the body 12 when tension is applied to the strap. However, when the first end 36 of the strap 14 is pulled, the mechanism does not bind and allows excess strap material 14 to be pulled out. If more force is used during the clamping process, the base body 12 begins to bend into an arc due to its predetermined shape and material properties. This shortens the distance between the two end sections 18, 20 of the base body 12 and consequently the strap 14 also loosens. As a result, the band 14 is very easy to tighten by hand.
- the locking element 26 acts as a counter-holder. This locking element 26 with its opposite end pieces 50, 52 (see FIG. 4) on the first end section 18 formed on the inside of the flat wall section 54 on opposite sides of the first slot 22 on the base body 12. Similarly, at the opposite end, second end 30 of the band 14 , the securing pin 28 rests against a flat wall section 56 formed at the second end 20 of the base body 12 on opposite sides of the second slot 24 .
- the locking element 26 preferably has the following shape, which can be seen in particular from the view in FIG.
- the locking element 26 has a center piece 58 which integrally connects the two end pieces 50, 52 to one another.
- this center piece 58 is preferably designed essentially cylindrical.
- the two end pieces 50, 52 have an increased diameter compared to the center piece 58. This creates a kind of rolling effect, as a result of which the locking element 26 rolls on the flat wall section 54 while the strap 14 is tensioned. A jamming of the band 14 between the locking element 26 and the slot 22 is largely ruled out.
- the slackline device 10 is designed to be portable and can be transported in a very handy manner almost anywhere and used in the smallest of spaces. Nevertheless, it gives the user the opportunity to act like a conventional slackline device if desired.
- the slackline device 10 with two straps.
- further slots 60, 62, 64, 66 can be provided on both end sections 18, 20 of the base body 12, with the aid of which two strips can be mounted parallel to one another on the base body 12 (see FIG. 3).
- the two bands are preferably assembled in the manner already mentioned above with regard to the band 14 .
- the base body 12 designed as a board can have a rocker shape, a camber shape or a concave-convex shape in its longitudinal section, for example. In principle, combinations of these forms are also conceivable.
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