ES1065193U - Chair for mounting chair (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Saddle for saddle, which is intended to hold the suspension action of the bracket provided in correspondence with each side of the saddle itself, which can be used preferably by riders in certain modalities of horse racing, is characterized because it is constituted by a rigid and resistant elongate body (1), with three fixing points (3, 4 and 5) to the corresponding rigid structure (6) of the saddle, said body (1) presenting an elongated section and horizontal (2) endowed with a pair of upper projections or elevations (7) that determine three sectors (8, 9 and 10) determinants of different supports for the positioning in any of them of the action (11) of suspension of the stapes, allowing a more advanced or delayed adaptation of said stirrup according to the type of stroke to be made, as well as the weight and height of the rider himself. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Footrest for saddle.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a footrest for saddle, which has been designed to be fixed on the chair itself and allow to regulate the position of the action of suspension of the corresponding stirrup.

The object of the invention is to be able to vary the position in which the action to which the stirrup of a saddle, to be able to adapt to the greater  or less height and / or weight of the rider and that the legs of the rider remain in the most optimal position possible, avoiding possible discomfort and / or injury to your muscles and tendons when the user make a ride of, for example, raid or racing mode Long distance riding.

Background of the invention

As is known, the stirrups of a chair riding are fixed at the lower end of each action that are suspended from the sides of the chair, actions that by its upper end are subject to parts called footrests, fixed immovably to the rigid structure of the sides of the chair itself.

It is evident that the actions and therefore the stirrups are arranged so that they remain immovably in its mounting position, which sometimes implies for the rider a problem, depending on the height or length of the legs of this one and of its own weight, which can be the origin of discomfort, discomfort and even injuries of certain muscles of the legs, especially in riders who practice the raid mode or long-running horse races.

Description of the invention

The footrest of the invention is intended for hold the upper end of the suspension action of the stirrup, on the frame's own structure, footrest which consists of an elongated metal part with three anchor points to the chair structure, with the particularity that the horizontal section on which it will be held transversely the action of the stirrup, presents two highlights higher or equidistant elevations, which delimit three correlative sectors and determinants of two supports of stable positioning of the action that holds the footrest, being It is planned preferentially and fundamentally for its application in saddles used in certain racing modalities Riding

Based on the characteristics of the footrest referred to, the suspension action of the stirrup can occupy three different positions, one more delayed, another intermediate and one more advanced, allowing you to choose at any time and according to the characteristics of the test or race to be performed and of the rider's own height and / or weight, position said action in the situation that is most convenient to get the most comfort and efficiency for the rider.

Accordingly, the footrest of the invention It can be considered as multifunctional, since it allows regulating the Stirrup suspension action position, according to three different positions, which is a great advantage and new benefits with respect to the footrests made conventionally they do not allow to regulate the position of the action and therefore from the stirrup.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, accompanies the present descriptive memory a set of drawings based on the which innovations and advantages will be more easily understood of the footrest of the invention.

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view General of the footrest of the invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a side view of the practical application of the footrest shown in the figure previous, seeing its three anchor points to the chair and the stirrup suspension action positioned in one of the sectors or certain sections along the footrest.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the commented figures, you can observe how the footrest 1 of the invention is constituted by a rigid and resistant body, preferably of material metallic, body that is elongated with three protruding parts 3, 4 and 5, determinants of as many fixing points of the footrest 1 to the rigid structure 6 of the saddle in which apply

Part 3 in which one of the footrest fixation points, corresponds to one of the ends of it; part 4 in which the other is established footrest fixation point, corresponds to an extension lateral and intermediate, while the part 5 in which it is established the third fixing point, corresponds to another lateral extension of the opposite end of the part 3 referred to in advance

As for the straight and main section 2 of the footrest 1, which in the embodiment shown is comprised between fixing parts 4 and 5, it presents a pair of elevations or projections 7 that delimit three contiguous sectors 8, 9 and 10, constituting many other supports or seats different from stable positioning for suspension action 11 of the stirrup corresponding to the respective side of the chair mount 6, thereby making it possible to adjust the position more towards ahead or further back of said action 11 and therefore of stirrup, thereby adapting to the needs and tastes of the rider, depending on the type of race he is going to do, as well  as the weight and length of the legs or height of one's own horse rider.

As can be seen from the figures, the section 2 where the supports or seats 8, 9 and 10 are established for the action 11, is noticeably narrower than the rest of the body of footrest 1, determining a step between both parts of the that the lateral extension 4 corresponding to the point of intermediate fixation, extension that emerges from a short section longitudinal and extreme of the widest part of the body of the footrest 1, which runs parallel and above section 2 referred to above, although these characteristics of configuration are nothing more than to provide resistance to the footrest as a whole, it should be borne in mind that it has of withstanding the efforts to which it will be subjected by the weight and thrust that the rider exercises when he places his foot in the stirrup that is suspended from action 11 supported in section 2 of the footrest 1 proper.

Claims (3)

1. Footrest for saddle, which being provided for the subjection of the suspension action of the stirrup provided in correspondence with each side of the saddle itself, preferably used by riders in certain modalities of horse riding, is characterized because it is constituted by a rigid and resistant elongated body (1), with three fixing points (3, 4 and 5) to the corresponding rigid structure (6) of the saddle, said body (1) presenting an elongated section and horizontal (2) equipped with a pair of upper projections or elevations (7) that determine three different sectors (8, 9 and 10) that determine two different supports for positioning in any of the ration (11) of the stirrup suspension, allowing a more advanced or delayed adaptation of said stirrup according to the type of race to be performed, as well as the weight and height of the rider himself. 2. Footrest for saddle, according to claim 1, characterized in that the anchor points (3, 4 and 5) of the body (1) of the footrest, to the rigid structure (6) of the saddle, are established in respective protruding parts provided at the ends and an intermediate lateral area of said body (1) of the footrest. 3. Saddle footrest, according to previous claims, characterized in that the section (2) of the footrest body in which the positioning supports (8, 9 and 10) are located different from the suspension action (11) of the stirrup, is of notable smaller width than the rest of the body (1) of the footrest.