WO2019169836A1 - 滑雪靴 - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A43C11/16—Fastenings secured by wire, bolts, or the like
- A43C11/165—Fastenings secured by wire, bolts, or the like characterised by a spool, reel or pulley for winding up cables, laces or straps by rotation
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B23/00—Uppers; Boot legs; Stiffeners; Other single parts of footwear
- A43B23/08—Heel stiffeners; Toe stiffeners
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- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B3/00—Footwear characterised by the shape or the use
- A43B3/24—Collapsible or convertible
- A43B3/242—Collapsible or convertible characterised by the upper
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
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- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
- A43B5/0476—Front-entry skiboots
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- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
- A43B5/0478—Mid-entry skiboots, hybrid skiboots
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
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- the present disclosure relates to a ski boot and, more particularly, to a ski boot that is convenient for skiers to wear and remove and that is provided with a life detection system.
- Ski boots are a must-have for skiing, but traditional ski boots are cumbersome and make skiers wearing ski boots inconvenient. Therefore, there is a need to provide ski boots that are easy for skiers to wear and take off.
- the present disclosure relates to a ski boot that is easy for a skier to wear and disengage.
- the ski boot can activate the life monitoring system in time when the wearer is in danger (falling), and send the monitoring data to the designated location through the wireless signal in time. For example, a rescue center, an emergency contact of a wearer, or a relative.
- a ski boot comprising an outer boot and an inner boot, the outer boot comprising a sole and an upper, the sole remaining intact, the upper comprising a right side of the upper and an upper
- the outer boot further comprising a locker and a locking line that wraps around the upper at a plurality of locations on the upper and can be wrapped into the locker to the right side of the upper and the left side of the upper
- the portion remains in the closed state and is slidable from the locker to allow the upper portion of the upper and the left portion of the upper to rotate to the open state.
- the skier can be easily walked by allowing the left side portion of the upper and the right side portion of the upper to be flared outwardly relative to the sole to allow the inner boot to be easily removed and threaded from the outer boot. Also, when needed, the inner boot can be easily inserted into the outer boot and the outer casing can be locked to be used like a normal ski boot.
- the upper further includes a toe portion and a heel portion, the heel portion is provided with a plurality of positioning grooves or ribs, and the right side portion of the upper and the left portion of the upper are disposed at corresponding positions There are protrusions or grooves that engage the protrusions or grooves, respectively, when the right side portion of the upper and the left side portion of the upper are in the closed state.
- the toe portion is provided with a plurality of positioning pockets, and the right side portion of the upper and the left side portion of the upper are provided with a plurality of protrusions at corresponding positions, and the right side portion of the upper When the left side portion of the upper is in a closed state, the positioning protrusions are respectively engaged into the positioning pockets.
- the lateral, front-back stability of the outer boot of the ski boot can be increased by any one of the positioning rib provided at the heel portion, the positioning pocket provided by the toe portion, and the zigzag provided by the tongue portion. Sex.
- a biasing means is provided at the hinge of the tongue portion and the toe portion to bias the tongue portion outward.
- the biasing means can be a torsion spring.
- a biasing device is further disposed at a position where the right side portion of the upper portion and the left side portion of the upper portion are respectively hinged to the sole, and the biasing device respectively respectively presses the right side portion of the upper
- the left side portion of the upper is biased toward the open state.
- the biasing means is a torsion spring.
- the locker comprises: a main shaft fixed on a right side portion of the upper or a left side portion of the upper;
- a clutch member rotatably disposed on the main shaft and movable along the main shaft between a locked position and an unlocked position, wherein the clutch member and the winding are in the locked position Wheel engaging to drive the reel to rotate in a first direction, but preventing the reel from rotating in a second direction opposite the first direction;
- a handle connected to the clutch member to drive the clutch member to rotate the reel.
- the locker further comprises: a locking sleeve, the locking sleeve is fixed relative to the right side portion of the upper or the left side of the upper, and concentrically surrounds the reel,
- the locking sleeve and the reel are respectively provided with ratchet teeth
- the clutch member is provided with a first pawl that is respectively engaged with the locking sleeve and the reel in the locking position And a second pawl;
- the ratchet teeth of the locking sleeve are disposed in opposite directions from the ratchet teeth of the reel or the first pawl and the second pawl are disposed in opposite directions.
- the locker further comprises a pawl piece mounted on the clutch member, the first pawl being disposed on the pawl piece.
- the main shaft includes a second diameter portion, a third diameter portion, and a rib disposed between the second diameter portion and the third diameter portion, the rib having a larger than the second diameter portion and the third portion
- the diameter of the diameter portion wherein in the locked position, the clutch member is located on the second diameter portion of the main shaft, and in the unlocked position, the clutch member is located on the third diameter portion of the main shaft.
- the clutch member is further provided with a positioning mechanism to determine the position of the clutch member on the main shaft.
- the positioning mechanism comprises a ball disposed radially in the clutch member and a biasing device biasing the ball on the spindle.
- the clutch member is further provided with a locking mechanism to lock the clutch member in the locking position.
- the locking mechanism includes an inner ball disposed radially in the clutch member, a locking pin and an outer ball, and a locking ring that can be sleeved on an outer circumference of the clutch member, wherein the locking ring can Moving between a locked position in which the locking ring prevents the inner ball, the locking pin and the outer ball from moving radially outward beyond the rib, and unlocking Location, the block is cancelled.
- the movement of the locking ring between the locked position and the unlocked position may be a translational sliding along the main shaft, or may be a rotational sliding of the locking ring between the locked position and the unlocked position, ie, by rotation
- the locking ring is moved from the locked position to the unlocked position and vice versa, so that the switching of the locking and unlocking is achieved.
- the locker further includes a biasing spring disposed on the handle, the biasing spring moving the locking ring toward the locked position.
- the ski boot is further provided with a controller and a sensor configured to sense a signal indicative of a vital sign of a skier wearing the ski boot, the controller being configured to receive a signal sensed by the sensor And determining the life state of the wearer based on the signal.
- controller is further configured to determine the life status of the skier as one of a plurality of classifications based on a signal sensed by the sensor.
- the vital signs include one or more of a skier's heartbeat, blood pressure, and body temperature.
- controller is further configured to issue a distress signal to the designated location in the event that the life of the skier is determined to be critical.
- the designated place includes a plurality of designated places.
- the distress signal includes a signal indicating the vital signs of the skier.
- controller is further configured to not issue a distress signal to the designated location and/or trigger the rescue device if it is determined that the life status of the skier is self-recoverable.
- the ski boot according to the present invention it is possible to autonomously transmit a distress signal to a designated place when the skier is in danger, for example, when falling, thereby improving the safety of the skier.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B are two side views showing a ski boot in accordance with one embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein the ski boot is in a closed state and the inner boot is omitted;
- Figure 2 is an exploded view showing the outer boot of the ski boot shown in Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the outer boot of the ski boot shown in Figure 1 from a different angle from Figure 2;
- Figure 4 is a view showing the ski boot taken along A-A shown in Figure 1B;
- 5A to 5C are respectively a side view showing the inner boot, a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of Fig. 5A, and a detailed view of the position shown by the circle in Fig. 5B;
- FIGS. 6A and 6B are perspective views showing different angles in which the outer boot of the ski boot is in an open state
- Figure 7 is a perspective view showing the ski boot during the closing process from different angles
- Figure 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the locker for the ski boot of Figure 1;
- 9A and 9B are a side view and a perspective view showing a main shaft in the locker shown in Fig. 8;
- Figure 10 is a perspective view showing the locking sleeve in the locker of Figure 8.
- Figure 11 is a perspective view showing the reel in the locker of Figure 8.
- 12A to 12C are a perspective view, a side view, and a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 12B, showing a clutch member in the locker of Fig. 8;
- Figure 13 is a perspective view showing the lock ring in the locker of Figure 8.
- Figure 14 is a perspective view showing the handle in the locker of Figure 8.
- 15A to 15C are schematic views respectively showing the locker of Fig. 8 in a locked state
- 16A to 16C are schematic views respectively showing the locker of Fig. 8 in an unlocked state
- Figure 17 is an exploded perspective view showing a locker according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18A and 18B are views showing a lock ring in the locker shown in Fig. 17;
- Figure 19 is a cut-away plan view showing the locker shown in Figure 17 in a locked position
- Figure 20 is a cut-away plan view showing the locker shown in Figure 17 in an unlocked position
- Figure 21 is an exploded perspective view of a locker in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention.
- 22A and 22B are perspective views of two angles of view of the take-up tooth cover in the locker;
- Figure 23 is a perspective view of the unlocking handle of the locker
- Figure 24 is a cross-sectional view showing the locker in a locked state
- Figure 25 is a cross-sectional view showing the locker in an unlocked state.
- directional terms such as “front”, “back”, “left”, and “right” are when the right boot of the ski boot is placed as shown in FIG. 1, and the forward direction refers to the heel direction.
- the direction of the toe, the rearward direction is opposite to the forward direction, and the inward or inner side respectively indicates the direction toward the inside of the shoe, that is, the side of the shoe that is in contact with the wearer's foot when the wearer penetrates the shoe, and
- the outer or outer side refers to the direction from the inside of the shoe to the outside of the shoe, that is, the side of the wearer's foot when it is worn by the wearer.
- the left direction is the direction pointing to the left shoe, and the right direction is the direction opposite to the left direction.
- the right shoe of the ski boot is taken as an example, but it can be understood that as the ski boot includes the left and right boots, the left shoe is a mirror image of the right shoe, and has a mirror image structure, and thus the same The description can be equally applied to the left boot of a ski boot.
- the ski boot includes an outer boot 100 and an inner boot 200, wherein, as shown in FIG. 1, the outer boot 100 of the ski boot includes a sole 110, an upper 120, a locker 130 disposed on the upper 120, and a plurality of uppers around the upper Positioned locking wire 140.
- the sole 110 includes a sole frame 1101 and a non-slip block 1102 that is secured to the sole frame 1101, thereby enabling the sole 110 to meet the anti-slip requirements for snow walking and improve the strength and wear resistance of the sole.
- the upper 120 includes a toe portion 121, an upper right portion 122, an upper left portion 123, a heel portion 124, and a tongue portion 125, wherein, as shown, for example, the locker 130 can be disposed on the shoe
- the right side portion 122 is located at a substantially intermediate height position to facilitate skier operation.
- both the upper right side portion 122 and the upper left side portion 123 are hinged to the sole 110 at their bottom, thereby being openable and closable relative to the sole 110, as shown in FIG.
- the boot 100 is in a closed state in which the skier can buckle the ski boot on the snowboard to perform skiing like a normal ski boot; and as shown in Figures 6A and 6B, the outer boot 100 is in an open state, In the state, the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 are outwardly angled relative to the sole to allow the skier to thread the inner boot into or out of the outer boot, thereby, for example, Skiers can wear inner boots and carry or otherwise carry outer boots as skiers move from the rest area to the snowy road.
- the skier can move freely like a normal shoe, and when reaching the snowy road, the skier can insert the inner wear foot into the outer boot when the outer boot 100 is open. In this way, it is possible to ski in the snowboard.
- the skier can simply put the outer boot open and pull the foot of the inner boot from the outer boot, whereby other activities can be conveniently performed.
- hinge portions 1226 and 1236 are further provided on both sides of the sole 110, and hinge portions 1227 and 1237 are correspondingly provided at the bottom ends of the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper, and Hinge shafts 1226 and 1236 are provided that connect the hinged right portions 122 and the hinge portions 1227 and 1237 of the upper left portion 123 to the hinge portions 1226 and 1236 provided on the sole 110, thereby forming a shoe The hinged connection between the left side of the face and the right side of the upper.
- a separating spring 1234 which is disposed near the position where the left side portion 123 of the upper is hinged to the sole 110, and the left side of the upper Portion 123 is biased toward the open state.
- a separate spring 1224 is also provided at the corresponding location of the right side portion 122 of the upper.
- the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 may be hinged to the sole 110, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and those skilled in the art may contemplate any other means for the right side of the upper and the shoe.
- the left side portion is hingedly coupled to the sole 110 such that the right side portion of the upper and the left portion of the upper may be in an open state and a closed state relative to the sole 110.
- a locker 130 and a locking wire 140 are also provided in accordance with the present invention.
- the locking wire 140 begins with a reel (described below) in the locker 130, wrapped around a plurality of positions of the upper right portion 122 of the upper and the left portion 123 of the upper, and finally returned. To the reel (which will be described below) wound in the locker 130.
- the locking wire 140 can be tightened, and thus the right side of the upper and the left side of the upper are tightly wrapped by the locking wire 140 to the upper of the upper The side portion and the left side portion of the upper remain closed.
- a conduit 141 is further disposed on the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper, and the conduit 141 may be integrally formed with the upper right portion 122 of the upper or the left portion 123 of the upper, for example, on the upper
- a channel is formed in the material, or is a separate part and is additionally secured to the upper 110.
- the upper 120 further includes a toe portion 121 to which a tongue portion 125 is hinged, the tongue portion 125 being rotatable about its lower end hinged to the toe portion 121 in the forward and rearward directions,
- the tongue portion 125 in the closed state, can be stacked under the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper, and in the open state, the tongue portion 125 is rotated forward for insertion of the inner boot or Take out to provide more space.
- a biasing means such as a torsion spring is provided at the hinge of the toe portion 121 and the tongue portion 125 to bias the tongue portion 125 toward the front so as to be in an open state
- the tongue portion 125 automatically advances, i.e., rotates toward the direction of the toe, allowing the space for insertion or removal of the inner boot.
- the upper 120 also includes a heel portion 124 that is fixedly disposed on the sole 110 to provide support for the inner boot. That is, the heel portion 124 is fixed in both the open state and the closed state, and in the closed state, the heel portion 124 is superposed on the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper. .
- a fixing means is provided.
- the securing means includes a locating strip 1241 disposed on the heel portion 124, the locating strip 1241 being disposed along the heel portion 124 and from the locating strip 1241 at predetermined intervals in opposite directions
- a plurality of positioning grooves 1242 are formed.
- a corresponding plurality of protrusions 1221 and 1231 are provided on the rear side edge of the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper.
- the plurality of protrusions 1221 and 1231 are respectively engaged into the positioning grooves 1242, thereby preventing the right side portion 122 and the upper of the upper.
- the left side portion 123 of the face is shifted up and down.
- the securing means further comprises a plurality of locating pockets 1211 disposed on the edge of the toe portion 121, corresponding to the locating pockets 1211, in the upper right portion 122 of the upper and the left portion 123 of the upper
- a plurality of protrusions 1222 and 1232 are respectively disposed on the front side edge, and when the upper right side portion 122 and the upper left side portion 123 are closed, the protrusions 1222 and 1232 are respectively engaged into the positioning pockets 1211, thereby preventing The upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 of the upper are offset up and down.
- the boot 200 includes a variety of soft padding materials to ensure insulation, water resistance and comfort.
- the sole of the boot can be made of a harder rubber or synthetic material so that the boot can be worn alone to walk on snow or on the road.
- grooves 201 are formed on both sides of the sole of the inner boot 200, and correspondingly, the upper right portion 122 and the upper of the upper of the outer boot 100 At corresponding positions of the lower portion of the side portion 123, ribs 1222 and 1223 are provided, and the ribs 1222 and 1223 will be pressed into the groove 201 when the upper right portion 122 and the upper left portion 123 are closed. Thereby, the inner boot 200 is prevented from moving inside the outer boot 100.
- bosses 1238 and 1228 are formed on the inner side of the upper left side portion 123 and the upper right side portion 122 of the outer boot so that when the upper left side portion 123 and the upper right side portion 122 are closed, The bosses 1238 and 1228 press against the sole of the inner boot to prevent displacement of the inner boot.
- a ridge may be formed on the sole surface of the inner boot, the rib being insertable into a space formed in the frame of the sole of the outer boot, thereby further preventing The boot is active in the outer boot.
- the locker 130 includes a fixing piece 1 which is disposed inside the upper right portion 122 of the outer boot 100 and which is interposed with the lock sleeve 2 provided on the outer side of the right side portion 122 of the upper.
- the material of the right side portion of the upper is fastened to the locking sleeve 2 by, for example, rivets or screws, thereby securing the locking sleeve 2 to the right side portion of the upper.
- the bottom of the fixing piece 1 and the locking sleeve 2 are respectively provided with a plurality of (three in the drawing) holes 12, 23 through which rivets or screws (not shown) pass.
- the hole and the material of the right side portion 122 of the upper are riveted, thereby fixing the locking sleeve 2 to the right side portion of the upper.
- the fixing piece 1 further includes a through hole 11 at its center.
- the bottom of the inner side of the locking sleeve 2 is provided with an annular boss 23, and a key groove 24 is provided inside the boss 23, and a center of the bottom of the locking sleeve 2 is further provided with a through hole 22.
- the main shaft 20 is formed at its one end with two projections 21 which can be inserted into the above-described key groove 24, thereby preventing the main shaft 20 from rotating.
- Screws (not shown) are threaded from the side of the fixing piece 1 through the through hole of the fixing piece 1, the material of the right side portion of the upper, and the through hole 22 of the bottom of the locking sleeve 2 into the thread of the end of the main shaft.
- the spindle 20 is thereby fixed to the locking sleeve 2 and the spindle 20 is rendered non-rotatable relative to the locking sleeve 2.
- the main shaft 20 includes a first diameter portion 22, a second diameter portion 23, a rib 24, a third diameter portion 25, and an end cap 26.
- the reel 3 is concentrically disposed with the locking sleeve 2 and disposed in the locking sleeve 2, and the reel 3 is rotatably sleeved on the first diameter portion 22 of the main shaft 20.
- This reel 3 can be rotated to entrain the locking wire 140 when needed.
- the reel 3 includes two rope grooves 31 and 32 on its outer circumference, and the two ends of the locking wire 140 are respectively fixed in the two rope grooves 31, 32, and thus with the reel 3 Rotate to tighten or release the locking wire 140.
- a ratchet 21 is formed on the edge of the lock sleeve 2, and a ring-shaped ratchet 33 is also provided on the outer end surface of the reel 3, and the reel 3 is accommodated in the lock sleeve.
- the ratchet 21 and the ratchet 33 are substantially in the same plane.
- the ratchet teeth 33 on the reel 3 and the ratchet teeth 21 on the edge of the locking sleeve 2 can be inclined at opposite angles.
- the clutch member 5 is rotatably and axially slidably disposed on the main shaft 20, specifically, the clutch member 5 has a central through hole 53, and the main shaft 20 penetrates into the center through hole 53, so that the clutch member 5 can be driven from the main shaft
- the second diameter portion of 20 slides over the rib 24 to the third diameter portion 25 and vice versa.
- the clutch member 5 is provided with a pawl 51 on the first end face facing the reel 3, the pawl 51 being disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the ratchet 33 on the reel 3 In order to be able to mesh with the ratchet teeth 33.
- a pawl piece 4 see Fig.
- the pawl piece 4 has a diameter similar to that of the locking sleeve 2, and is provided with four pawls 41 on its outer periphery, which can engage with the ratchet teeth 21 of the locking sleeve 2. .
- the pawl 41 and the pawl 51 are respectively disposed on the pawl piece 41 and the clutch member 5 and then the pawl piece 41 is mounted to the clutch member 5, according to the present invention, It is also possible to omit the pawl piece, but to form the two pawls 41 and 51 directly on the clutch member 5, which is also within the scope of the invention.
- the clutch member 5 forms a passage 52 at equal intervals along the outer circumference, the passage 52 being separated from the clutch
- the outer peripheral surface of the member 5 extends in the radial direction to the center through hole 53 of the clutch member 5.
- a total of six channels 52 are provided.
- a positioning mechanism is installed in every other channel 52, that is, three channels equally spaced in the circumference, and the positioning mechanism includes balls 61.
- the spring 62 and the top wire 63 are fixed to the passage 52 by screws, for example, and the ball 61 is pressed against the outer circumference of the main shaft 20 by the spring 62, thereby determining the position of the clutch member 5 on the main shaft 20.
- the ball 61 compresses the spring 62 as it passes over the rib 24 of the main shaft, and after passing the cam 24, the spring 62 recovers. This gives the feeling of " ⁇ ".
- the clutch member 5 is further provided with a locking mechanism comprising a locking system and a locking ring 8 disposed in the other three passages 52 not occupied by the positioning mechanism, the locking system including the inner ball 71 and the lock
- the pin 72 and the outer ball 73 as shown in Fig. 13, have a ring-shaped locking ring 8 that fits over the outer circumference of the clutch member 5 and is movable between a locked position and an unlocked position.
- the locking ring 8 in the locked position, the locking ring 8 is fitted over the clutch member 5 and the locking surface 81 of the locking ring 8 is located outside the outer ball 73 and prevents the locking system from following the passage 52.
- the clutch member 5 is also coupled to the handle 30 (see FIG. 14) by a screw (not shown), and the lock ring is disposed between the clutch member 5 and the handle 30.
- the handle 30 is provided with a leaf spring 9 on the inner side, that is, on the side facing the clutch member, which biases the lock ring 8 toward its locked position.
- the handle 30 includes three blade-like handles 31 to facilitate gripping by the skier.
- a rocker 32 may be provided to facilitate shaking the handle 30.
- the spindle 20 also includes an end cap 26 to prevent the various components disposed on the spindle 20 from being disengaged from the spindle 20.
- the skier can insert the inner boot into the outer boot.
- the skier can slide the clutch member 5 to the locked position, that is, slide to the main shaft 20.
- the second diameter portion is, for example, rotated in the first direction by the handle 30.
- the lock ring 8 is biased by the leaf spring 9 to the lock position (see FIGS. 15A and 15B), the clutch member 5 is on the second diameter portion of the main shaft 20, and the pawl 51 and the reel 3 of the clutch member 5 are engaged.
- the ratchet teeth 33 are engaged, and the pawl 41 on the pawl piece 4 meshes with the ratchet teeth 21 of the lock sleeve 2.
- the pawl 51 drives the reel 3 to rotate in the first direction, but the pawl 41 is in the ratchet of the locking sleeve 2. Slide on 21 without being stuck. Thereby, the rotating reel 3 wraps the locking wire 140 to tighten the upper right portion 122 of the outer boot 100 and the upper left portion 123 to the closed state. Since the pawl 41 is engaged with the ratchet 21 of the lock sleeve 2, even if the skier releases the handle 30, the clutch member 5 can be prevented from rotating in the second direction opposite to the first direction, thereby preventing the winding. The wheel 3 is rotated in the second direction to release the locking wire 140.
- the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the locking ring 8 can be configured to rotate between a locked and unlocked position to lock and unlock the locker.
- a locker according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings, in which the same or similar elements as those of the foregoing embodiment are identified by the same reference numerals, and repeated description is omitted. .
- Figure 17 is an exploded perspective view showing the locker according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 18 is a perspective view of the lock ring.
- the locker shown in Fig. 17 is substantially the same as the locker shown in Fig. 8, except that the lock ring 8' is a lock ring of a rotary type, therefore, only the differences of the second embodiment will be described in detail below. .
- the fixing piece 1 is formed in a sleeve shape, and the locking sleeve 2 is inserted into the fixing sleeve 1, and the locking sleeve 2 cannot be restrained by the boss. Rotate.
- Two recesses are provided on the circumferential wall of the fixing sleeve 1 to allow the tensioning wire to enter and exit, and a reinforcing ring 4 is also provided, which is fastened on the fixing sleeve 1 to close the recess And strengthen the structure of the fixing sleeve 1.
- the lock ring 8' has a substantially clover shape and has a circular opening in the middle such that the lock ring 8' is fitted over the outer circumference of the clutch member 5 and is rotatable around the outer circumference of the clutch member 5.
- a plurality of (three in the drawing) grooves 81 are formed on the circumference of the circular opening, and on the outer peripheral surface of the clutch member 5 when the lock ring 8' is fitted over the clutch member 5.
- a cylindrical boss (not labeled) can be inserted into the recess 81, whereby the cylindrical boss can move within the recess 81 as the locking ring 8' rotates, thereby limiting the range of rotation of the locking ring 8'. .
- a plurality of evenly spaced cam grooves 82 are formed on the circumference of the locking ring 8', and the locking member 5 is locked as the locking ring 8' rotates.
- the outer ball 73 of the system can slide along the cam groove 82.
- a plurality of bosses 83 are also formed on the circumference of the circular opening. After the locking ring 8' is fitted over the outer circumference of the clutch member 5, the boss 83 faces the handle 30, and the corresponding position of the handle 30 also forms a convex shape.
- a table (not shown) is provided to provide a spring 84 between the boss of the handle and the boss of the locking ring 8' which biases the locking member toward the locked position.
- Fig. 19 shows the locking ring 8' in a locked position in which the locking ring 8' is held by the cam groove 82 at the periphery of its circular opening by the bias of the spring 84.
- the shallowest position abuts the locking position of the locking system of the clutch member 5, so that the inner ball 71, the locking pin 72 and the outer ball 73 of the locking system are abutted and cannot move outward, thereby making the clutch member 5 unable to follow
- the spindle 20 is moved as explained with reference to the previous embodiment.
- the outer ball 73 of the lock system is slid along the cam groove 82 of the lock ring 8' to enter the deepest portion of the cam groove 82.
- the inner ball 71, the lock pin 72 and the outer ball 73 of the locking system can be moved outward, releasing the latching of the clutch member 5, whereby the clutch member 5 can be along as explained with reference to the foregoing embodiment.
- the spindle 20 is moved such that the locker is released.
- the handle 30 is circular and includes, for example, three spokes 31.
- a folding handle 311 is included on one of the spokes 31, and the folding handle 311 is coupled to a handle 31 of the handle 30 by a hinge shaft, and a rocker 312 is disposed at a free end of the folding handle 311, and the handle is folded when not in use.
- the 311 can be folded onto the handle 31 of the handle 30, and the rocker 312 can be inserted into the hole formed in the handle 31 to avoid interference with other objects.
- the folding handle 311 can be deployed and the handle 30 can be rotated by the rocker 312.
- the folding handle 31 By adopting the folding handle 311, on the one hand, it can be folded into the handle 30 when not in use, so as not to interfere with external objects (or wires, etc.), and on the other hand, can be deployed outside the handle 30 during use to increase the rotating handle.
- the torque of 30 makes it easy to close the outer boots of the ski boots.
- FIG. 21 is an exploded perspective view of a locker according to a third embodiment of the present invention
- FIGS. 22A and 22B are perspective views of two angles of view of the take-up tooth cover 4 in the locker
- FIG. 23 is a perspective view of the locker.
- Fig. 24 is a cross-sectional view showing the locker in a locked state
- Fig. 25 is a cross-sectional view showing the locker in an unlocked state.
- the locker includes: a base 1 which is fixed to one side of the upper by, for example, a rivet or the like.
- the base 1 is a closed cylindrical shape with an open edge.
- the inner peripheral surface is provided with a ratchet 11; a spindle 21 fixed to the bottom wall of the base by a fixing screw 20 and perpendicular to the bottom wall of the base; the reel 3 rotatably Disposed on the main shaft 21 and housed in the base 1; the retracting tooth cover 4 is fastened on the retracting wheel 3, and is rotatably and axially movably sleeved on the main shaft 21; 8.
- the receiving handle 8 is rotatably fitted over the main shaft 21; a locking cap 22 is coupled to an end of the main shaft 21 opposite to the end to which the fixing screw 20 is engaged, and prevents the main shaft
- the reel 3, the take-up tooth cover 4, and the unlocking handle 8 provided on the 21 are disengaged from the main shaft 21, and the handle 30 is connected to the take-up reel cover 4, for example, by a screw 91.
- the reel 3 has a bobbin shape, and includes a winding groove 31 formed on the outer peripheral surface and teeth 32 formed on the outer side surface of the reel 3 (the side away from the ski boot).
- the take-up tooth cover 4 is substantially cap-shaped and is fastened to the opening of the base 1, and a surface of the inner side thereof (ie, the side facing the ski boot) is provided with a boss 44, which is convex.
- the surface of the table 44 is formed with teeth 42.
- the teeth 42 can be engaged with the teeth 32 of the reel 3, thereby driving the reel 3 to rotate, and in addition, at the boss A plurality of positions of the outer circumference of 44 (three positions are shown in the drawing), recesses 45 are formed, and ratchet teeth 6 are respectively disposed in the recesses 45, and are biased outward by the springs 7, so that the catching teeth cover 4 is engaged
- the ratchet teeth 6 respectively engage the ratchet teeth 11 of the base 1 to form a one-way ratcheting structure.
- the ratchet teeth 11 of the base 1 are oriented such that when the take-up tooth cover 4 is rotated relative to the base 1 in a first direction (e.g., clockwise), the ratchet 11 presses the ratchet teeth 6 such that the ratchet teeth 6 overcome The biasing force of the spring 7 is retracted into the recess 45, so that the take-up tooth cover 4 can be rotated relative to the base 1; and when the take-up tooth cover 4 is opposite to the base in a second direction opposite to the first direction (for example, counterclockwise) When the direction is rotated, the ratchet 11 engages with the ratchet 6 by the biasing force of the spring 7, thereby preventing the take-up tooth cover 4 from rotating relative to the base 1.
- a first direction e.g., clockwise
- the ratchet 11 presses the ratchet teeth 6 such that the ratchet teeth 6 overcome
- the biasing force of the spring 7 is retracted into the recess 45, so that
- a surface of the outer side of the take-up tooth cover 4 (the side away from the ski boot) is provided with a projection 41 on which the lock catch spring 5 is sleeved.
- the lock catcher spring 5 is a substantially elliptical ring, and its diameter in the minor axis direction is much smaller than the diameter in the long axis direction.
- the outer circumference of the take-up tooth cover 4 is further provided with three lugs 43, and each of the lugs 43 is formed with a threaded hole for engaging the fixing screw 91, and the handle 30 and the take-up tooth cover 4 are connected together, so that the handle 30 can be Rotate together with the take-up tooth cover 4.
- an unlocking handle 8 is further provided around the main shaft 21, as shown in Fig. 23, the unlocking handle 8 includes a central disc 81 and three extending outward from the central disc 81 at even intervals in the radial direction. a branch 82, the outer end surface of the three branches 82 is provided with a texture 821 for easy gripping, and on the inner surface of the central disc 81 of the unlocking handle 8, oppositely disposed two unlocking projections 83 are assembled After the locker is inserted, the unlocking projection 83 is inserted inside the lock circlip 5 of the substantially elliptical ring.
- the lock cap 22 is coupled to the outer end of the main shaft 21, thereby preventing the reel 3, the take-up tooth cover 4, and the unlocking handle 8 from being detached from the main shaft 21.
- the lock cap 22 includes a small diameter portion 221 and a large diameter portion 222, wherein the small diameter portion 221 is inserted into the inner side of the oblong ring of the lock retaining spring 5, and in the initial state, the short axis of the lock retaining spring 5
- the diameter of the direction is smaller than the diameter of the large diameter portion 222, thereby abutting against the end face of the large diameter portion 222.
- Fig. 24 shows the locker in a locked state.
- the take-up tooth cover 4 is fastened to the opening of the base 1, and the teeth 42 of the take-up tooth cover 4 are engaged with the teeth 32 of the reel 3, and at the same time, the one-way provided on the take-up tooth cover 4
- the ratchet 6 meshes with the ratchet 11 of the base 1, and at this time, since the lock retaining spring 5 is in the initial state, the diameter of the lock retaining spring 5 in the minor axis direction is smaller than the diameter of the large diameter portion 222 of the lock cap 22,
- the large diameter portion 222 of the latched cap 222 prevents the outer side from moving, thereby maintaining the engagement of the take-up tooth cover 4 with the reel 3 and with the base 1, in this state, by the direction of the take-up (for example Turning the handle clockwise), allowing the take-up tooth cover 4 to rotate relative to the base 1, and driving the reel 3 to rotate in the wire-receiving direction, thereby
- the skier When the skier, for example, wants to take off the ski boot, it needs to place the locker in an unlocked state to release the pull wire, in which case the skier rotates the unlocking handle 8, and the unlocking projection 83 of the unlocking handle 8 is locked
- the inner side of the retaining ring spring 5 is rotated to open the lock retaining spring 5 such that the opening in the short-axis direction of the lock retaining spring 5 is larger than the diameter of the large-diameter portion 222, thereby preventing axial movement of the take-up tooth cover 4 from being stopped.
- the take-up tooth cover 4 can be moved to the outside, so that the teeth 42 of the take-up tooth cover 4 are disengaged from the teeth 32 of the reel 3, so that the reel 3 can be freely rotated, and by means of the right side portion 122 of the upper
- the force separating the spring from the left side portion 123 of the upper, the upper right portion 122 of the upper and the left side portion 123 of the upper are rotated to an open state, and the skier can easily disengage the inner boot 200.
- the ski boot is also provided with a controller that includes or is communicatively coupled to the sensor.
- the sensor is disposed at a position on the inner side of the ski boot and in contact with the skier's foot artery when the skier puts on the ski boot, thereby obtaining signals indicating the vital signs of the skier, such as heartbeat, blood pressure, body temperature, etc., and will obtain The signal is sent to the controller.
- the controller determines the state of the skier based on the signals obtained by the sensor. For example, the controller can compare the signal obtained by the sensor with a preset allowable range to determine if one or more of the skier's heartbeat, blood pressure, and body temperature are within an allowable range, and The controller issues an alarm signal when it is determined that one or more of the skier's heartbeat, blood pressure, and body temperature are outside the allowable range.
- the alarm signal includes, for example, a signal such as sound, light, or the like.
- the controller may be internally or connected, for example, when the comparison determines that one or more of the skier's heartbeat, blood pressure, and body temperature are outside the allowable range
- the communication module sends a distress or alarm signal to the designated location.
- the transmission may be performed over a wireless network such as Wifi, NFC, Bluetooth, 4G or 5G.
- the ski boot may be provided with a tilt sensor to determine the orientation of the ski boot and thereby determine the pose of the skier, and the controller when the tilt angle of the ski boot exceeds a certain threshold for a predetermined time The sensor is triggered to sense a signal indicative of the skier's vital signs.
- the controller may determine the state of the skier based on a signal obtained from the sensor indicating the vital signs of the skier, and divide the state of the skier into, for example, four categories, for example, the first type is a critical state, In this state, the life of the skier is greatly threatened and needs immediate treatment.
- the controller controls the communication module to send an emergency distress signal to an emergency contact at a designated place, such as a rescue station and/or a skier; the second type is an emergency state.
- the controller can First, the distress signal is not sent, and the state of the skier is determined here after a certain time delay, and when the two states indicate that the skier's vital signs are dangerous, the distress signal is sent to the designated place; the fourth type is the self-recovery state.
- the controller can not send the distress signal, but wait for the skier to recover itself, at the same time, the controller
- the skier's vital signs may be maintained for detection, and in addition or alternatively, the controller may trigger a rescue device (eg, a warming device), such as provided on a ski suit or the like, to speed up the skier's self-healing.
- a rescue device eg, a warming device
- the ratchet of the locking sleeve is in the opposite direction to the ratchet of the reel, so that the reel can only be driven in one direction and locked in the other direction.
- the function, but in fact, the directions of the two ratchets can be the same, and the pawls that respectively cooperate with the two ratchets can be in opposite configurations, thereby achieving the same unidirectional drive function.
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- 一种滑雪靴,包括外靴和内靴,所述外靴包括鞋底和鞋面,所述鞋底是整体的,所述鞋面包括鞋面右侧部分和鞋面左侧部分,所述鞋面右侧部分和鞋面左侧部分铰接在所述鞋底上以相对于所述鞋底能够在打开状态和闭合状态之间转动,所述外靴还包括锁紧器和锁紧线,所述锁紧线在所述鞋面的多个位置处环绕所述鞋面并且能够被缠入所述锁紧器以将所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分保持在所述闭合状态,并且能够从所述锁紧器放出,以允许所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分旋转至所述打开状态。
- 如权利要求1所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述鞋面还包括鞋尖部分和鞋跟部分,所述鞋跟部分设置有多个定位槽或定位肋,所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分在相对应位置设置有突起或凹槽,在所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分处于所述闭合状态时,所述定位槽或定位肋分别接合所述突起或凹槽。
- 如权利要求2所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述鞋尖部分设置有多个定位凹坑或突起,所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分在相对应位置设置有多个突起或凹坑,在所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分处于闭合状态时,所述定位突起分别接合到所述定位凹坑中。
- 如权利要求3所述的滑雪靴,其中,在所述鞋舌部分与所述鞋尖部分的铰接处设置有偏压装置,以将所述鞋舌部分向外偏压。
- 如权利要求1所述的滑雪靴,其中,在所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分分别与所述鞋底铰接的位置处还设置有偏压装置,所述偏压装置分别将所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分朝向打开状态偏压。
- 如权利要求1所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述鞋面右侧部分和所述鞋面左侧部分的下侧上设置有凸台,在所述内靴插入所述外靴且所述外靴闭合时,所述凸台压住所述内靴的鞋底。
- 如权利要求1所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述内靴的鞋底的两侧分别形成有凹槽,而所述鞋面左侧部分和鞋面右侧部分的内侧的下部对应位置处形成有凸条,在所述外靴的鞋面处于闭合位置时,所述凸条压入所述凹槽中。
- 如权利要求1至7中任一项所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器包括:固定在所述鞋面右侧部分或鞋面左侧部分上的主轴;可旋转地设置在主轴上的绕线轮,所述锁紧线可缠绕在所述绕线轮上;离合件,所述离合件可转动地设置在所述主轴上,并可以在锁止位置和解锁位置之间沿所述主轴运动,在所述锁止位置,所述离合件与所述绕线轮接合,以在第一方向上驱动绕线轮转动,但是阻止绕线轮在与第一方向相反的第二方向上转动,而在所述解锁位置,所述离合件与所述绕线轮脱开以允许所述绕线轮自由转动;以及手柄,所述手柄与所述离合件相连接,以驱动所述离合件转动所述绕线轮。
- 如权利要求8所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述离合件在所述锁止位置和解锁位置之间沿所述主轴运动包括沿所述主轴平移滑动或沿所述主轴旋转滑动。
- 如权利要求9所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器还包括:锁止套筒,所述锁止套筒相对于所述鞋面右侧部分或鞋面左侧部分保持固定,并同心围绕所述绕线轮,其中,所述锁止套筒和所述绕线轮分别设置有棘齿,所述离合件设置有在锁止位置分别与所述锁止套筒和所述绕线轮接合的第一棘爪和第二棘爪;并且其中,所述锁止套筒的棘齿与所述绕线轮的棘齿沿相反方向设置或所述第一棘爪与所述第二棘爪沿相反方向设置。
- 如权利要求10所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器还包括安装 在所述离合件上的棘爪片,所述第一棘爪设置在所述棘爪片上。
- 如权利要求10所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述主轴包括第二直径部分、第三直径部分和设置在所述第二直径部分和第三直径部分之间的凸棱,所述凸棱具有大于所述第二直径部分和第三直径部分的直径,其中,在锁止位置,所述离合件位于所述主轴的第二直径部分上,而在所述解锁位置,所述离合件位于所述主轴的第三直径部分上。
- 如权利要求12所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述离合件还设置有定位机构,以确定所述离合件在所述主轴上的位置。
- 如权利要求13所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述定位机构包括沿径向设置在所述离合件内的滚珠以及将滚珠偏压在所述主轴上的偏压装置。
- 如权利要求12所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述离合件还设置有锁止机构,以将所述离合件锁止在所述锁止位置。
- 如权利要求15所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁止机构包括沿径向设置在所述离合件内的内滚珠、锁销和外滚珠以及可套在所述离合件外周上的锁止环,其中,所述锁止环能够在锁止位置和解锁位置之间移动,在所述锁止位置,所述锁止环阻止所述内滚珠、锁销和外滚珠沿径向向外移动而越过所述凸棱,而在解锁位置,所述阻止被取消。
- 如权利要求16所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器还包括设置在所述手柄上的偏压弹簧,所述偏压弹簧将所述锁止环朝向所述锁止位置移动。
- 如权利要求15所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁止机构包括沿径向设置在所述离合件内的内滚珠、锁销和外滚珠以及可套在所述离合件外周上的锁止环,其中,所述锁止环能够在锁止位置和解锁位置之间转动,在所述锁止位置,所述锁止环阻止所述内滚珠、锁销和外滚珠沿径向向外移动而越过所述凸棱,而在解锁位置,所述阻止被取消。
- 如权利要求18所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器还包括设置在所述手柄和所述锁止环之间的偏压弹簧,所述偏压弹簧将所述锁止 环朝向所述锁止位置偏压。
- 如权利要求18所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁止环包括圆形开口,以套在所述离合件的外周上,所述圆形开口的周边上均匀设置有多个凸轮槽,在所述锁止位置,所述内滚珠、锁销和外滚珠与所述凸轮槽的最浅位置对准,而在所述解锁位置,所述内滚珠、缩小和外滚珠与所述凸轮槽的最深位置对准。
- 如权利要求20所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁止环还包括在所述圆形开口的周边上设置的凹槽,所述离合件的外周面上设置有凸块,所述凸块插入到所述凹槽中,以限制所述锁止环的转动范围。
- 如权利要求8所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述手柄为环状并包括圆周方向上均匀分布的多个辐条,在所述多个辐条中的至少一个上设置有铰接连接的折叠把手,所述折叠把手能够折叠到所述至少一个把手中或者从所述至少一个把手展开。
- 如权利要求1所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述滑雪靴还设置有控制器和传感器,所述传感器被构造成感测表示穿着所述滑雪靴的滑雪者的生命体征的信号,所述控制器被构造成接收所述传感器感测的信号并基于该信号确定所述穿着者的生命状态。
- 如权利要求23所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述控制器还被构造成基于所述传感器感测的信号将所述滑雪者的生命状态确定为多个分类中的一个分类。
- 如权利要求24所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述生命体征包括滑雪者的心跳、血压、体温中的一项或多项。
- 如权利要求23或24所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述控制器还被构造成在确定所述滑雪者的生命状态为危急的情况下,向指定地点发出求救信号。
- 如权利要求26所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述指定地点包括多个指定地点。
- 如权利要求26或27所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述求救信号包含 指示所述滑雪者的生命体征的信号。
- 如权利要求24所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述控制器还被构造成在确定所述滑雪者的生命状态为可自行恢复的情况下,不向指定地点发出求救信号且/或触发救助设备。
- 如权利要求1至7中任一项所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述锁紧器包括:固定在所述鞋面右侧部分或鞋面左侧部分上的底座;固定在所述底座上的主轴;依次可旋转地设置在所述主轴上的绕线轮、收线齿盖和解锁手柄;连接在主轴上以阻止所述绕线轮、收线齿盖和解锁手柄从所述主轴上脱开的锁止帽;以及与所述收线齿盖连接的手柄,其中,通过所述解锁手柄的转动,所述收线齿盖能够在锁止位置和解锁位置之间运动,在所述锁止位置,所述收线齿盖与所述绕线轮接合,从而允许所述绕线轮与所述收线齿盖一起旋转,且所述收线齿盖相对于所述底座仅能够在一个方向上转动;在所述解锁位置,所述收线齿盖与所述绕线轮脱开,从而允许所述绕线轮围绕所述主轴自由旋转。
- 如权利要求30所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述收线齿盖在所述锁止位置和所述解锁位置之前的运动是所述收线齿盖沿着所述主轴的轴向移动。
- 如权利要求31所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述底座为圆筒状,在其一端开口的内周面上设置有棘齿,所述收线齿盖设置有延伸到所述底座的开口内的凸台,在所述凸台的外周面设置有单向棘齿,且所述单向棘齿被向外偏压以与所述底座的棘齿啮合,所述底座的棘齿被取向成使得所述收线齿盖能够在第一方向上相对于所述底座旋转,而在与第一方向相反的第二方向上被阻止相对于所述底座旋转。
- 如权利要求32所述的滑雪靴,其中,在所述凸台的一侧的表 面上设置有齿,所述绕线轮的与所述收线齿盖相对的表面上也设置有齿,在所述锁止位置,所述齿相互啮合。
- 如权利要求33所述的滑雪靴,其中,在所述收线齿盖和所述锁止帽之间设置有锁止卡簧,所述锁止帽包括大直径部分和小直径部分,所述锁止卡簧为长椭圆形形状的环并且在初始状态具有小于所述大直径部分的直径的短轴直径。
- 如权利要求34所述的滑雪靴,其中,所述解锁手柄包括伸入到所述锁止卡簧内的解锁凸块,在所述解锁手柄转动时,所述解锁凸块将所述锁止卡簧撑开以大于所述大直径部分的直径。
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