JPS646857Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a seat for a sled-like play equipment that is attached to skis and can be slid on in a sled-like manner.

Conventional sleds have two sled boards or a sliding section with a flat snow contact surface and a seat attached to them, and although they are stable, they do not allow you to enjoy the balance skills and thrill of sliding. First, I could only glide in a straight line.

This invention is a sled-shaped play equipment that not only allows you to enjoy the thrill by attaching it to a single existing ski, but also allows you to ski while developing balance skills, and can be used for various purposes even when not being used as play equipment. The purpose is to provide a seat for people.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 indicates an existing ski, which is equipped with binding fittings 2 and 3, but the fittings themselves may be of various types. Reference numeral 4 indicates the entire seat that is detachably attached to the ski 1, and includes a seat 6 that is detachably attached to the upper part of the leg base 5. It consists of a mounting part 8 which has an edge part 7 formed at the front and rear ends so that it can be tightened and fixed, and a rising part 9 extending upward from the mounting part 8.

The front and rear ends of the mounting portion 8 are shaped like the toe and heel of a ski boot, and the rising portion 9 has a truncated side surface and a plurality of holes 9a are provided at arbitrary locations. We are trying to make it lighter. The entire leg base 5 is formed to have the same thickness, and can be fitted onto the lower surface of the seat portion either above or below, as will be explained later.

The seat part 6 is formed with an upper surface as a flat surface suitable for sitting, and the lower surface has fitting grooves 10 and 1 into which either the upper part of the leg base 5 or the mounting part 8 can be fitted.
0' is provided in a cross shape, so that the leg base can be fitted upside down and the seat part 6 can be installed upside down.

To form the fitting grooves 10, 10', a circular thick plate 11 was attached and fitting grooves were formed therein in a cross shape. Further, on both sides of the fitting groove 10', the above-mentioned leg bases 5 are provided.
Fitting portions 12, 1 that allow the upper end portions to fit together
2 is formed, and by fitting the upper end of the leg stand 5 to this, two leg stands are attached, and it is possible to ski with two skis like a normal sled. This type is designed to be used as a sled for young children. Numeral 13 is a long hole formed symmetrically on the outside of the fitting groove 10 of the seat part 6, and is used as a finger rest to hold the seat and maintain the balance of the body when sliding.

A screw hole 14 is provided in the center of the seat part 6, and the leg base 5 and the seat part 6 are connected and fixed. In order to use the above-mentioned warped shape, there is also a screw hole 14' in the center of the fitting parts 12, 12.
14' is provided. The bolt 15 inserted into the screw hole 14 is inserted into the through hole 1 formed in the center of the leg base 5.
It is loosely inserted into the hole 5a, and by shifting it, it can be made to protrude to either the upper side or the lower side, and is held by a holding nut 16 through the hole 9a. Further, a split groove 18 is formed at the tip of the bolt 15 and the tightening nut 17 so that the tightening operation can be performed with a coin. Reference numeral 19 denotes a hole formed in the seat portion 6 for weight reduction. Reference numeral 20 denotes a slip-stop string attached to the ski 1, and by locking the locking portion 20a at the tip of the string to the hole 9a, even if the ski 1 comes off, the ski can be prevented from flowing.

Using two sets of the leg stand 5 and seat part 6 as described above, fit the fitting groove 10 on the mounting part 8 side of the leg stand 5 to the seat part 6.
Or, if it is fitted and fixed to 10' and both leg stands 5, 5 are connected and fixed as shown in Fig. 5, it becomes a strong stand.
It can be used as a step stool or a regular stool.

Next, a usage example will be explained.

The seat 4 is attached by binding the edge portions 7 at the front and rear ends of the attachment portion 8 with the binding fittings 2 and 3 of the ski 1. The user sits on the seat part 6 while straddling the skis, grips the left and right ends of the seat part 6 with both hands, and skis while balancing his/her weight. Since skis turn in the direction in which you put your weight on them, you can control the direction, and you can brake by touching both feet to the snow surface. In this way, even beginners can easily enjoy skiing by using one ski to enjoy the sense of speed and thrill while making full use of their balance skills.

It is also possible to attach two leg stands 5, 5 to the fitting parts 12, 12 and slide in a sled shape, making it a play equipment suitable for young children.

When waxing skis, it is difficult to avoid the instability of the skis, but in the present invention, waxing is easy if the seat part 6 is turned down and used as a stand. By using two pairs of legs with the sides fitted into the seat part 6 and joining the leg bases 5, 5, it becomes a strong base, which is ideal for use as a step stool, as well as in waiting rooms, on trains, on the snow at ski resorts, etc. becomes.

The footrest 5 and the seat part 6 can be separated, making it convenient to carry.

According to the sled-shaped play equipment of the present invention, the seat base is removably attached to one existing ski, so you can sit on it and enjoy skiing with one ski, which helps to balance your weight. You can enjoy the speed and thrill while controlling the direction. Furthermore, if two of these play equipment are placed side by side and both seat parts are connected and fixed as appropriate, it can also be used as an emergency sled for transporting injured persons at a ski resort.

Furthermore, it is easier to wax the skis if the seat part is on the bottom side, and if you connect the two leg stands with the mounting part of the footrest fitted to the seat part, you can create a strong platform and use it as a step stool. It can be used as a seat or a seat, making it ideal as a seat in waiting rooms, on trains, on snowy ski resorts, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the sled-shaped play equipment according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a partially removed perspective view, Fig. 2 is a side view of the seat, Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the same, and Fig. 4 is the legs. FIG. 5 is a plan view of the stand and a side view of the stand constructed by combining two sitting stands. 1... Ski, 2, 3... Binding metal fittings, 4... Entire seat, 5... Leg stand, 6... Seat part, 7... Edge part, 8... Mounting part, 10, 10'
...Mating hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A leg base with edges formed at the front and rear ends of the lower part so that it can be tightened and fixed with ski binding fittings, and a seat part that is detachably attached to the upper part of the leg base. This is a seat for a sled-shaped play equipment, and the lower surface of the seat is formed with a cross-shaped fitting part that can be fitted to either the upper or lower end of the leg, and the leg is the same. A sitting table characterized in that it is configured such that shaped leg tables can be connected symmetrically.