RU216229U1 - SNOW RATE - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to equipment for entertainment and outdoor activities, more specifically to devices for rolling on packed snow, descending from gentle slides, namely, snow skates. The snow skate consists of a skid 3-5 cm wide, on the upper surface of which spikes are made, provided with a longitudinal groove, a nose part containing a latch and a gasket located at the point of contact of the nose part with shoes, a back part made with the possibility of moving along the groove in skid and fastening to the skid by means of a bolted connection and a quick clamp, made in the form of an eccentric nut and a lever, and equipped with a guide and a strap mounted with the possibility of fixing on the guide at a given height. The technical result consists in expanding the arsenal of means for skiing on packed snow, descending from gentle hills and creating snow skates that allow you to quickly and easily take off and put on, but at the same time securely fix on any shoe. 7 ill.

Description

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

The utility model relates to equipment for entertainment and outdoor activities. More specifically, the claimed technical solution relates to devices for skiing on rolled snow, descending from gentle slides, namely, snow skates, and is not intended for sports competitions.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Various types and designs of skates are known in the prior art.

Skates are sports or recreational equipment, which is a combination of boots and a system of fixed blades attached to them. Used to move on a flat, hard ice surface. Boots are made of composite materials, leather or plastic, the blade is metal. Most sports skates have a removable and replaceable blade, but some do not have a removable blade, while children's and pleasure skates have a blade attached to the boot by a factory method and are a non-removable element. For sports skates with a removable blade, the definition of skates as direct blades mounted on boots is full, since the sole of the boot can be used as a universal base for installing both blades of skates and roller platforms.

For example, figure skating skates, hockey skates, recreational skates, speed skating skates, short track skates, recreational touring skates are known.

The so-called "figure skates" are used in figure skating. A distinctive feature of these skates is the convex shape of the blade and the presence of teeth on the front end, which help skaters perform complex elements.

Hockey skates - skates for playing ice hockey or bandy. They are divided into skates with a removable and cast blade. Removable blade suggests the possibility of its replacement or appropriate adjustment. Blades are usually made of nickel-plated or chrome-plated steel. When playing with a puck, they are the same length as a boot, with a ball - one size larger. They are also divided according to the degree of protection and maneuverability of the skate for its intended purpose for players or goalkeepers.

Pleasure skates are skates that resemble figure or hockey models. The difference between these skates is that they are more comfortable. Men's recreational skates look like hockey skates, while women's skates look like figure skates. Used for amateur play or simple skating.

Skates - skates for speed skating, "claps" - are an understated boot made of multi-layered carbon fiber (carbon) or fiberglass, trimmed with thin leather, to which is attached a removable blade system with a hinge in the front and a free spring-loaded rear. They differ from other types of skates by a longer blade length, a large blade radius, and most importantly, by the fact that these are the only skates with a movable blade. The skates got their official name “clap” for the characteristic sound that the blade makes when, after the athlete’s push, the spring returns it back to the boot. The size of the oval blade of the skate (radius of curvature) is about 22 meters.

Until the mid-90s of the last century, skating skates had a blade rigidly fixed to the boot, just like all other skates. Now such skates are used only for teaching young children the basics of skating, or as museum exhibits.

Skates for short track - Skates for participation in competitions in short track, a sports discipline related to speed skating. Unlike skating “claps”, these skates have a fixed, rigidly fixed shorter blade mounted on the boot with some offset to the side, for faster cornering on a small circle. The material of the boot itself in short track skates is often identical to the "claps", but the shape is very different and is designed for more aggressive cornering. In short track skating, the oval of the skate blade is about 11 meters, in addition, short track skates have a lateral curvature.

Pleasure skates for tourism are a kind of hybrid sports equipment that has become widespread in the northern countries of Europe. They are a wide replacement blade without a boot with a mount for a regular ski boot integrated into the upper part of the blade. Thus, a tourist can safely travel on skis, and if desired, remove the skis and install the blades of the skates on the same boots and move on along the already frozen channel or lake. It also allows tourists to have one universal boots for hiking and walking in natural waters, without the need to change shoes and carry additional skates.

All designs of the skates mentioned above are bulky, difficult to manufacture, they are a separate type of footwear that cannot be attached to everyday shoes.

The disadvantage of these solutions is also the impossibility of using these structures for skiing on rolled snow in the winter season.

DISCLOSURE OF UTILITY MODEL

The objective of this utility model is to eliminate the shortcomings of the prior art, to create such a design of skates that will make it possible to ride from gently sloping hills that are not filled with ice; ride like a scooter (on one leg, push off the other).

The technical result provided by the present utility model consists in expanding the arsenal of means for skiing on rolled snow, descending from gentle hills and creating snow skates that allow you to quickly and easily take off and put on, but at the same time securely fix on any shoe.

The specified technical result is achieved due to the design of the snow skate, consisting of consists of a skid, 3-5 cm wide, on the upper surface of which spikes are made, provided with a longitudinal groove, a bow containing a latch and a gasket located at the point of contact of the nose with shoes , the rear part, made with the possibility of moving along the groove in the skid and fastening to the skid by means of a bolted connection and a quick clamp, made in the form of an eccentric nut and a lever, and equipped with a guide and a strap mounted with the possibility of fixing on the guide at a given height.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The proposed design of the utility model is illustrated by the drawings shown in Fig. 1-7.

On FIG. 1 shows a general view of a snow skate on a boot.

On FIG. Figures 2a and 2b show variants of the snake in the section along A-A.

On FIG. 3 is a sectional view B of the quick clamp.

On FIG. 4 shows a view of the runner.

On FIG. 5 shows a view of the nose.

On FIG. 6 is a rear view.

On FIG. 7 shows a general view of the claimed utility model.

IMPLEMENTATION OF UTILITY MODEL

A device for skating in winter conditions, namely on snow, from gentle slides (see Fig. 1-7), is a skid 1, which is attached to everyday shoes such as sneakers, boots, boots.

Skates for snow consist of four main parts (see Fig. 1): skid 1 (see Fig. 4), bow 2 (see Fig. 5), back 3 (see Fig. 6) and strap 4 (see Fig. 1).

The skid 1 has a working surface that is in direct contact with the snow and is made flat or concave (see Fig. 2a and 2b). The height of the runner 1 is 2-4 cm, the width is 3-5 cm, and the length is from 20 to 60 cm, depending on the size of the shoe. For example, in embodiments of the utility model, the skid may have the following geometric characteristics:

Height, cm 2 3 four 2 3 four 2 3 four Width, cm 3 four five four 3 five five 3 four Length cm 20 40 60 40 20 60 60 40 20

Small spikes 5 are made on the upper surface of the runner (see Fig. 1, 4, 7), which, together with the nose part, securely fix the toe of the shoe. Also, the skid 1 in the longitudinal direction is provided with a groove 11 (see Fig. 1, 3, 4, 7), made in its rear part, through which the back part 3 of the skate is fixed at a given distance, depending on the size of the shoe or the length of the user's foot.

The bow part 2 (see Fig. 1, 5) is attached to the skid 1 by means of a bolted or screw connection, goes to the front of the shoe, contains a latch 6, with which it fixes its position, pressing the toe of the shoe to the skid and thus preventing , shift the toe of the shoe. The design of the nose section 2 allows the skates to be adapted to different toe heights. This part, in the embodiments of the utility model, can be made in several sizes in order to press different shoes, depending on its length. The longer the skid, the higher the toe of the shoe, respectively, the longer the nose part 2. At the point of contact of the nose part 2 with the shoe, the nose part 2 is equipped with a gasket 7 made of a material with a high coefficient of friction (rubber-rubber - 1.15), for example, rubber, which allows not only not to deform the shoes, but also to securely fix the nose of the skate on the shoes (see Fig. 1, 5). When removing the skate, pressing the latch 6, the nose part 2 rises and the shoes are released.

The back part 3 of the skate is movable (see Figs. 1, 6, 7), has a bend and a cutout for the protruding part of the sole and shoes in the heel area. This part can have several versions in terms of height and cutout for the back of the sole, heel to press different types and sizes of shoes. The movement of the rear part is carried out along the groove 11 in the skid 1 by means of a bolted connection and a quick clamp 8 installed in the rear part 3, made, for example, in the form of an eccentric nut and a lever (see Fig. 1, 3, 6, 7). The head of the bolt has a square section, which prevents the bolt from turning. The nut has an eccentric mechanism. When the lever is lowered, the rear part is firmly pressed against the skid. This is easy to do even with winter gloves. It's just as easy to release the rear end by lifting the lever. To secure the rear part in the “travelling” state, it is necessary to insert a bolt into another hole 12 and tighten the eccentric nut.

To fasten the skate on the ankle, a strap 4 is provided, which is installed at different heights in the guides 9 made on the back of the skate 3 (see Fig. 1).

Strap 4 securely fixes the skate on the shoes, does not allow it to move, move.

In order to put a skate on shoes, you must perform the following steps:

1) Insert the toe of the shoe all the way into the device, which is a snow skate, while the latch is raised up.

2) Push the rear part close to the back of the shoe along the groove in the skid and fix it by means of a bolted connection and a quick clamp made in the form of an eccentric nut and a lever.

3) Lower the toe and fix the toe of the shoe with the latch.

4) Press the back against the ankle with an adjustable strap, such as, for example, on roller skates, at the required height. In order to fix the strap at different heights, there are guides. The curve and cutout at the back allows for a secure fit - regardless of the shape of the heel / sole of the shoe, as the shoe is pressed against the ankle.

To facilitate the transportation and storage of skates in the skid 1, holes 10 are provided (see Fig. 1, 4), through which plastic or steel bolts can be inserted, with "wings" that will not go beyond the structure. Thus, both skates are connected together, are compact and take up little space, and are easy to transport.

Claims (1)

A snow skate, characterized in that it consists of a skid 3-5 cm wide, on the upper surface of which spikes are made, provided with a longitudinal groove, a nose part containing a latch and a gasket located at the point of contact of the nose part with shoes, a back part made with the possibility of moving along the groove in the skid and attaching to the skid by means of a bolted connection and a quick clamp, made in the form of an eccentric nut and a lever, and equipped with a guide and a strap mounted with the possibility of fixing on the guide at a given height.

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