RU185474U1 - SKI STICK WALKING - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of sports equipment, namely to ski poles. The structure of the "ski walking stick" includes: a rod with a handle and lanyard. A support element is attached to the bottom of the rod, which is a multi-faceted (at least three faces) plate with teeth bent down and a protrusion in the center, which ensures the rod is fixed from displacement, and a cap, which is a truncated hollow multi-faceted pyramid, which ensures durability and aesthetic appearance product.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of sports equipment, namely to ski poles.

A ski pole is known comprising a tip fixed to a rod with a curved sharp end and a support element in the form of a circle and extensions (see Auth. Certificate. 860787 from 09/07/81). Significant disadvantages of such a stick are:

- the sharp end of the tip easily enters the compacted snow, but it is difficult to get out of it, especially if it is stuck in a tree branch or other object covered with snow;

- on the ice cover, the end of the tip quickly dulls and often slips.

The closest technical solution chosen as a prototype is a ski pole containing a rod with a lanyard, a support element and a tip (see ed. Certificate. 1796231 from 02.23.93 Bull. No. 7).

The disadvantages of such a stick are:

- fragility - due to the swaying of the tip in the support element, as a result of which the destruction of the support element occurs at the attachment point with the tip;

- presentation - unprepossessing, due to the displacement of the support element relative to the axis of the rod, the impression is that a random object clings to a stick.

The task, which is aimed by the claimed utility model, is to create a ski pole design, durable in operation with ease of use and attractive appearance.

As a result of a comparative analysis of the various designs of ski poles, such a solution was found, which resulted in the creation of a "ski pole walking".

Salient features characterizing a utility model:

- the ski stick doesn’t have a tip;

- the supporting element is fastened to the stem by a cap.

The utility model is illustrated in the drawing.

FIG. 1, a general view in three projections.

A cap 2 is mounted on a rod 1 with a handle 9 and a lanyard 10, which is a truncated hollow polyhedral pyramid with a cylindrical belt 3 in the upper part and a hole whose diameter is equal to the outer diameter of the rod at a height equal to the height of the cap with the edges 4 bent inward at the base. The cap serves to give a guarantee against bending of the supporting element 5 from power loads arising from the emphasis of the skier during the push. The cap serves at the same time as an essential sign of giving the whole design an aesthetic appearance. In the lower part of the rod 1, a support element 5 is fixed, which is a multifaceted plate with teeth 6 bent down and a protrusion 7 in the center. The teeth 6 serve to grip the structure with the snow cover, avoiding slippage, and the angles 8, from the intersection of the faces, serve as an emphasis when pushing the skier. The presence of angles of 8 (according to the number of faces) allows the skier to instantly change the reference angle to any other by turning the stick around the axis, in cases of dulling of some angle. The protrusion 7 serves to fix the rod in the center of the support.

The walking stick can be used in amateur skiing, both for children and adults. It is convenient to use and has an attractive aesthetic appearance!

Claims (3)

1. A skiing stick, containing a rod with a handle and a lanyard, and a cap fixed on the lower part of the rod, which is a truncated hollow polyhedral pyramid with a cylindrical belt in the upper part and a hole whose diameter is equal to the outer diameter of the rod at a height equal to the height of the cap with the edges bent inward at the base, and the support element, which is a multifaceted plate with teeth bent down on each face and a protrusion in the center, characterized in that, in order to improve the adhesion With snow cover and ease of use, the sharp tip is replaced by a supporting element with many teeth, at least three, and the axis of symmetry is aligned with the axis of symmetry of the rod. 2. A skiing stick according to claim 1, characterized in that, in order to ensure the fixation of the end of the rod from displacement, there is a protrusion in the center of the support element, the diameter of which at the base is equal to the diameter of the hole of the end of the rod. 3. A skiing stick according to claim 1, characterized in that in order to prevent the deflection of the support element, ease of exit from the snow cover, to ensure durability and aesthetic appearance, a cap is fixed on the bottom of the rod.

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