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Eccentric spacer for an in-line skate

A diamond-shaped eccentric spacer suitable for use with an in-line roller skate. The spacer defines an eccentric first axle opening sized and shaped for receiving an in-line skate axle. The diamond-shaped spacer also includes a first corner positioned opposite from a second corner, and a third corner positioned opposite from a fourth corner. The eccentric first axle opening is aligned along a diagonal line that extends generally between the first and second corners.
Owner:BENETTON SPORTSYST USA

Protective cover for hockey skate boot

A removable protective cover for a hockey skate boot, the cover having a hard but flexible protective shell with an open bottom and heel, and heel-cupping sidewall portions that flex apart diagonally to apply the cover to the boot and to grip portions of the boot heel under tension when released. The shell floats above the surface of the boot on spaced pads secured to the underside of the shell, the pads protecting side-foot, ankle, and instep portions of the foot, while still allowing the boot-laces to be adjusted while the protective cover is installed on the boot. The shell is preferably slotted on the instep to improve flexibility. The initial tensioned fit of the cover on the boot frees the user's hands from having to stabilize the cover while adjusting supplemental fasteners such as straps.
Owner:BRUTE TIRES LLC

Wheeled skate

The present invention teaches an apparatus and method for removably securing an article of footwear suitable for walking, running, or bicycling to a wheeled skate. Further, the present invention also teaches a brake device for use with a wheeled skate. In addition, the present invention teaches a wheeled skate including a suspension system that can be propelled with the use of linear or side stroke skating techniques. Moreover, the present invention teaches a quad wheeled skate having advantageous structure and function for recreational skating and aerobic exercise.
Owner:LYDEN ROBERT M

Grinding assistance device for skateboards

A skateboard includes a deck with two trucks connected to an underside of the deck and each truck has a case with two axles so that two rollers are rotatably connected to the two axles. Two protection members are connected to the two cases respectively and at least one cushion member is connected between respective one of the protection members and respective one of the cases. A rolling shaft is connected each of the two protection members and includes a mediate section which extends out from an opening of the protection member corresponding thereto so as to provide smooth grinding.
Owner:GREAT LOTUS

Composite board and process for making the board

InactiveUS20060097469A1Eliminate gathering and foldingHigh strengthLayered productsDomestic articlesEngineeringMechanical engineering
This invention relates to a composite board including: a core having upper and lower surfaces and at least one aperture extending therebetween, at cast one upper reinforcing layer disposed on the upper surface of the core and at least one lower reinforcing layer disposed on the lower surface of the core, the upper and lower reinforcing layers each including at least one aperture extending therethrough, the apertures in the upper and lower reinforcing layers being in substantial alignment with each other and with the aperture or apertures in the core, at least one tie member passing through the substantially aligned apertures, each said tie member having a first end portion protruding through said aligned apertures from said upper reinforcing layer and a second end portion protruding through said aligned apertures from a said lower reinforcing layer, said first and second end portions being secured to a surface of said respective lyaers. A process for preparing the composite board and a skateboard deck formed from the composite board are also disclosed.
Owner:NOSWORTHY ROSS MERVYN +1

Boot articulation support system

The present invention relates to a support system for use in relation to an articulation region of a boot. Embodiments of the present invention relate to a boot with a dorsal metatarsal articulation region that allows for articulation in the sagittal plane such as a telemark ski boot. One embodiment of the present invention relates to a telemark ski boot, including a shell, an articulation region, and an articulation support system. The articulation support system includes at least one tensile rigid region extending transversely between the proximal and distal sides of the articulation region. The tensile rigid region impedes rotation of the rear portion of the shell about the toe portion in a frontal plane. This form of rotation is often referred to as torsional rotation. The articulation support system may include one or more of a cable, an integrated shell portion, a material mesh, and / or other tensile rigid components which maintain bending flexibility. A second embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for increasing the torsional support characteristic of a telemark ski boot while maintaining the desired flexibility.
Owner:BLACK DIAMOND EQUIPMENT

Skateboard reinforcement

A skateboard reinforcement includes a metal reinforcing plate secured to the bottom of a skateboard. The reinforcing plate has a pair of ribs extending at the center bottom portion and two flat surfaces at the respective ends thereof. Each flat surface has a plurality of holes thereon. The reinforcing plate is to reinforce the strength of the skateboard.
Owner:FAR GREAT PLASTICS INDAL

Ski training apparatus and method

InactiveUS20060110716A1Limit rate of decentControl balanceSkiingEngineeringTorso
An apparatus and method to facilitate training for skiing, skating, roller-blading and the like, where an experienced person may assist or direct a novice. The apparatus includes a stiff, curvilinear hoop or similar shape with a handle section and an adjacent padded frontal section. In one of several methods, one person is positioned within the apparatus and the apparatus is placed against that person's torso, and another person is able to grasp the apparatus and to control or lead the first person.
Owner:MICARI JOSEPH J +1

In-line skate brakes

Brake assemblies for in-line roller skates utilize a brake pad and a support member having portions extending forward of the front wheel. The brake support may fasten to the forward portion of the skate side rail by two bolts substituted for two of the skate's wheel bolts. Tabs or a groove, and a screw secure the replaceable brake pad to the forward portion of the brake support. The pad extends around the front of the front wheel and also at least partially around to the side of the front wheel on the brake support surface. The brake support member may be formed as an integral part of the side rail extending forward of the front wheel. These arrangements allow the skater to brake safely by tipping the foot downwardly or by dragging the foot to the side.
Owner:LEE JEFFREY M +2

Flat ground cross-country type roller skates

The invention provides a pair of flat ground cross-country type roller skates. Each flat ground cross-country type roller skate comprises a shoe body, wherein a wheel assembly is arranged at the lower part of the shoe body; the wheel assembly comprises a mounting seat for mounting the shoe body; a hoisting mechanism is arranged on the mounting seat; at least three wheels are arranged on the hoisting mechanism; and each wheel can be independently hoisted under the action of the hoisting mechanism. The pair of flat ground cross-country type roller skates has the following beneficial effects that (1) the wheels of the roller skates can be independently hoisted so that the flat ground cross-country type roller skates can be suitable for all concave and convex road surfaces; and (2) the roller skates have good stability and high safety.
Owner:陈永梅 +1

Boot articulation support system

InactiveUS20080271345A1Increasing torsional support characteristicMaintaining desired sagittal bending flexibilitySkiingFootwearSupporting systemSagittal plane
The present invention relates to a support system for use in relation to an articulation region of a boot. Embodiments of the present invention relate to a boot with a dorsal metatarsal articulation region that allows for articulation in the sagittal plane such as a telemark ski boot. One embodiment of the present invention relates to a telemark ski boot, including a shell, an articulation region, and an articulation support system. The articulation support system includes at least one tensile rigid region extending transversely between the proximal and distal sides of the articulation region. The tensile rigid region impedes rotation of the rear portion of the shell about the toe portion in a frontal plane. This form of rotation is often referred to as torsional rotation. The articulation support system may include one or more of a cable, an integrated shell portion, a material mesh, and / or other tensile rigid components which maintain bending flexibility. A second embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for increasing the torsional support characteristic of a telemark ski boot while maintaining the desired flexibility.
Owner:BLACK DIAMOND EQUIPMENT

Boot binding interface system

InactiveUS7444769B2Space minimizationGreat non-skiing performanceSkiingFootwearThree-dimensional spaceEngineering
The present invention relates to a telemark ski boot system configured to enable efficient releasable rotatable coupling to a ski binding at a pivot location corresponding to the metatarsal region. One embodiment of the present invention related to a telemark ski boot system including a shell, a sole, and a binding interface system. The sole is coupled anatomically below the shell and includes a bottom sole surface defining the bottom most portion of the boot. The binding interface system is contained between the shell and bottom of the bottom sole surface and horizontally below the metatarsal region of the boot. In addition, the binding interface system is contained within the two dimensional footprint of the boot. Alternatively or in addition, the binding interface system is contained within the three dimensional space of the shell and sole. The binding interface system may be a rigid cleat.
Owner:BLACK DIAMOND EQUIPMENT

Skateboard assembly

A skateboard assembly is provided, including: a base plate having a plurality of first through holes, an ear part formed on the base plate, a second through hole formed on an end of the ear part corresponding to the base plate, a first stopping part formed on an inner periphery of the second through hole, and a protruding part formed on the base plate and having a first groove. The ear part and the protruding part are disposed on a same side of the base plate. The second through hole has a cross section orthogonal to the base plate. The skateboard assembly further comprises buffer members, retaining members, wheel frames, keels and plates, which are assembled and coupled together by a plurality of fastening members, such that the skateboard is assembled.
Owner:LAI PO CHIH

Protective goalie skate boot body with integral blade mounting channel

ActiveUS9693600B1Eliminate bendingEliminates flexingEyeletsLastingFiberCarbon fibers
A goalie skate assembly has i) a plastic blade mounting member adapted to releasably receive a metal skate blade therein, and ii) a monocoque carbon fiber and resin composite skate boot body for receiving a foot of the user therein. The unitary structure of the skate boot body includes i) a sole portion, ii) a heel portion extending upwardly from the sole portion for receiving a heel of the user therein, iii) a pair of side portions extending upwardly from opposing sides of the sole portion, and iv) a lower portion extending downwardly from a bottom side of the sole portion so as to surround at least a portion of the blade mounting member. A toe cap mounted on the skate boot body includes a molded plastic outer shell and a liner formed of a fiber and resin composite material bonded to an inner surface of the outer shell.
Owner:VH FOOTWEAR INC

In-line roller skate braking mechanism

A braking mechanism for a skate, such as an in-line roller skate, has at least one braking wheel disposed transverse to the skate boot. The braking wheel operates a piston which displaces liquid from a piston housing when the piston is caused to travel within the piston housing by the rotation of the braking wheel. The piston and the piston housing are configured such that an increasing resistance is applied to the rotation of the braking wheel as the piston travels within the piston housing. Thus, when the skate boot is turned transverse to the direction of the skater and the angle of the boot is adjusted to cause the braking wheel to rotate, the increased resistance to the rotation of the braking wheel as the piston moves within the piston housing acts to slow the skater. When the piston fully traverses the piston housing, the rotation of the braking wheel is terminated and the skater comes to a stop.
Owner:KRIVULIN ARKADIY

Boot binding interface system

The present invention relates to a telemark ski boot system configured to enable efficient releasable rotatable coupling to a ski binding at a pivot location corresponding to the metatarsal region. One embodiment of the present invention related to a telemark ski boot system including a shell, a sole, and a binding interface system. The sole is coupled anatomically below the shell and includes a bottom sole surface defining the bottom most portion of the boot. The binding interface system is contained between the shell and bottom of the bottom sole surface and horizontally below the metatarsal region of the boot. In addition, the binding interface system is contained within the two dimensional footprint of the boot. Alternatively or in addition, the binding interface system is contained within the three dimensional space of the shell and sole. The binding interface system may be a rigid cleat.
Owner:BLACK DIAMOND EQUIPMENT

Skateboard assembly

A skateboard assembly is provided, including: a base plate having a plurality of first through holes, an ear part formed on the base plate, a second through hole formed on an end of the ear part corresponding to the base plate, a first stopping part formed on an inner periphery of the second through hole, and a protruding part formed on the base plate and having a first groove. The ear part and the protruding part are disposed on a same side of the base plate. The second through hole has a cross section orthogonal to the base plate. The skateboard assembly further comprises buffer members, retaining members, wheel frames, keels and plates, which are assembled and coupled together by a plurality of fastening members, such that the skateboard is assembled.
Owner:LAI PO CHIH

Tethered training harness

Described herein is a training harness comprising: a harness comprising at least one anchor point connecter; and a retractable tether comprising a casing supporting and storing a rotatable spool, a handle grip connected to the casing, a tether comprising a first end coupled to the spool and a second end configured for reversible coupling to the at least one anchor point connecter, an elastic section at or proximal to the second end. The training harness may be used by children learning a sport, particularly a downhill gliding sport such as skiing or snowboarding.
Owner:SYLVAIN MATTE

In-line roller skate braking mechanism

A braking mechanism for a skate, such as an in-line roller skate, has at least one braking wheel disposed transverse to the skate boot. The braking wheel operates a piston which displaces liquid from a piston housing when the piston is caused to travel within the piston housing by the rotation of the braking wheel. The piston and the piston housing are configured such that an increasing resistance is applied to the rotation of the braking wheel as the piston travels within the piston housing. Thus, when the skate boot is turned transverse to the direction of the skater and the angle of the boot is adjusted to cause the braking wheel to rotate, the increased resistance to the rotation of the braking wheel as the piston moves within the piston housing acts to slow the skater. When the piston fully traverses the piston housing, the rotation of the braking wheel is terminated and the skater comes to a stop.
Owner:KRIVULIN ARKADIY

Tethered training harness

Described herein is a training harness comprising: a harness comprising at least one anchor point connecter; and a retractable tether comprising a casing supporting and storing a rotatable spool, a handle grip connected to the casing, a tether comprising a first end coupled to the spool and a second end configured for reversible coupling to the at least one anchor point connecter, an elastic section at or proximal to the second end. The training harness may be used by children learning a sport, particularly a downhill gliding sport such as skiing or snowboarding.
Owner:SYLVAIN MATTE
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