EP1582240B1 - Snow gliding board in particular a snowboard - Google Patents
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- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C5/00—Skis or snowboards
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- the invention relates to a snowboard according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Snow gliding boards of this type are known in various designs.
- the object of the invention is to show a snowboard, which offers an extended range of driving pleasure.
- a snowboard board is known ( US 5,871,224 ) having a sliding board body having on each longitudinal side two continuous steel edges at different levels, in such a way that an inner steel edge is provided at the same level with the tread and an outer steel edge opposite the tread by an amount toward the Gleitbrettoberseite out.
- a Snowbroard is designed according to claim 1.
- the snowboard according to the invention is the usual snowboarding in the terrain also possible, as a so-called rail driving or grinding, i. a transverse slide on existing in the terrain rails, beams, edges, etc., and without obstruction by the necessary for the edge grip during normal boarding steel edges or their edge regions.
- 1 is a snowboard, which has the usual shape in plan view, ie a Snowhoard restructuring 2 with two waisted or a sidecut forming longitudinal sides 3. On top of the snowboard body are the two, in the FIG. 1 only schematically indicated bonds 4 and 5 are provided.
- the snowboard body 2 is manufactured using the usual materials, namely with a core 6, for example made of wood, with the core 6 on the circumference of the snowboard body 2 enclosing side walls made of plastic, eg ABS, with a the top of the core subsequent Upper belt 8 and a subsequent to the underside of the core lower belt 9 each made of a suitable material, such as fiber-reinforced plastic and / or metal (eg Titanal), with a top of the snowboard body 2 forming surface or decorative film and a lower , Bau vombauteil subsequent to the lower flange 9 consisting of the tread 11 and the necessary for the edge grip of the snowboard steel edges 12 which extend along each longitudinal side 3 and the side of the tread 11 formed by the tread of the snowboard with their webs 12.1 laterally.
- a suitable material such as fiber-reinforced plastic and / or metal (eg Titanal)
- the steel edges 12 have the usual L-profile with the web 12.1 and the legs 12.2, which protrudes laterally with a large width over the web 12.1 and on which the respective side cheek 7 indirectly or directly supported, in each case over the entire width of Schenkel's 12.2.
- the steel edges 12 are further shaped or sharpened for the edge engagement so that they each have a preferably sharp edge region 12.3 on the web 12, ie an edge region 12.3, which is formed by the two, the leg 12.2 remote flat web surfaces, which enclose an angle of about 90 ° or slightly greater than 90 ° with each other.
- the flat trained upper belt 8 rests with its edge on the top of the respective side cheek 7 and is there connected to the side wall 7.
- the likewise flat decorative sheet 10 covers the upper belt 8 also in the region of its edge connected to the upper side of the side wall 7.
- the two steel edges 12 are provided on the two longitudinal sides 3 so or have such a course that they in a middle section 3.1 each longitudinal side, ie between the two bonds 4 and 5 there, where the distance the two longitudinal sides 3 is reduced by the sidecut in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the tread from the level N of this tread in the direction of the top of the snowboard body 2 formed by the film 10 by an amount x back, while outside of this range 3.1, ie in particular at the front and rear sections 3.2 of the longitudinal sides, the steel edges 12 and their edges 12.3 are at the level N of the underside of the snowboard body or the tread. This is without interference by the steel edges 12 a rail-driving or grinding, ie a lateral slide with the snowboard 1 on a terrain bridge or a terrain edge or the like. Possible.
- this reset the steel edges 12 and the edge portion 12.3 is achieved in that at the beginning of each section 3.1, the steel edges 12 and their edge portions 12.3 first from the level N in the direction of the snowboard body top, then over a length parallel or substantially parallel to the top of the snowboard and at the end of section 3.1 again back to the level N.
- the tread surface 11 is then chamfered in the area 3.1 at the edge at 11.1, in such a way that the tread surface also extends in the section 3.1 with the chamfer 11.1 to the leg 12.1 side facing the web 12.1 and the leg 12.2 to the bottom covering the snowboard body 2a.
- the lower flange 9 is arranged with its edges between the steel edges 12 and the underside of the side wall 7 and connected to these elements in a suitable manner, for example by gluing etc. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the side cheeks 7 have a height that varies according to the course of the steel edges 12.
- the steel edges 12 or their edge regions 12.3 in sections 3.1 are opposite the lower one in the snowboard 1a Tread of the snowboard shifted upwards, so that a Grinding or rail driving, ie a transverse slide without obstruction by the steel edges 12 is possible.
- FIG. 4 shows as a further embodiment, a snowboard 1 b, in which the resetting of the steel edges 12 and the edge portions 12.3 in the sections 3.1 is achieved in that the tread surface protrudes in these sections on the underside of the snowboard body 8b facing side of the webs 12.1 and thus below the steel edges 12 at the level N of the tread in the respective section 3.1 forms another, rounded edge portion 11.2.
- This is offset from the adjacent edge region 12.3 in the direction of the width of the snowboard body 2b, ie in an axial direction perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the snowboard 1b and parallel to the lower tread by an amount y to the center of the snowboard body 2b, where y is approximately equal to the width of the Bridge 12.1 in this axial direction is.
- the lower flange 9 is located with its edge regions on the edge regions of the tread 11. Outside the two sections 3.1, the lower flange 9 and the tread covering 11 are then received in the angular region of the steel edges 12 formed by the web 12.1 and the legs 12.2, i. Both the lower flange 9 and the tread covering 11 extend with their edges in each case up to the side of the web 12.1 facing the leg 12.2.
- the steel edges 12 with their legs 12.2 lie directly on the edges of the lower flange 9.
- an additional material 13 is introduced between the leg 12.2 and the adjacent edge of the lower flange 9, so that the running surface covering 11 then protrudes downward in the described manner over the steel edges 12 and forms the additional rounded edge region 11.2.
- the core 6 is also adapted in its thickness, so that the tread surface 11 also forms a flat or substantially flat running surface between the sections 3.1.
- FIG. 5 shows a snowboard 1c, the snowboard body 2c in sections 3.1 an additional steel edge 14 which in turn has the usual L-profile consisting of the web 14.1 and the leg 14.2, the edge portion 14.3 but is rounded.
- the snowboard body 2c is designed so that the lower flange 9 and the tread surface 11 extend with their edges to the leg 12.1 side facing the web 12.1 of the sharpened edge portion 12.3 having steel edges 12, the side cheeks 7 then immediately rest on top of the steel edges 12.
- each additional steel edge 14 is provided, in such a way that the Rims of the tread covering 11 in these sections 3.1 to reach the side 14.1 facing the respective leg 14.2.
- the edge regions 12.3 in the sections 3.1 are again set back by the amount x in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the running surface with respect to the level N.
- each rounded edge region 14.3 in the transverse direction of the snowboard 1c is offset relative to the adjacent edge region 12.3 towards the snowboard center by the amount y.
- the additional steel edges 14 are supported on the adjacent steel edge 12, so that y is smaller than the width of the web 12.1.
- the dimension x is approximately equal to or greater than the height of the steel edges in the axial direction perpendicular to the tread and the dimension y is approximately equal to the width of the web 12.1.
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Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf ein Snowboard gemäß Oberbegriff Patentanspruch 1.The invention relates to a snowboard according to the preamble of claim 1.
Schneegleitbretter dieser Art sind in verschiedensten Ausführungen bekannt. Aufgabe der Erfindung ist es, ein Snowboard aufzuzeigen, welches ein erweitertes Spektrum an Fahrspaß bietet.Snow gliding boards of this type are known in various designs. The object of the invention is to show a snowboard, which offers an extended range of driving pleasure.
Bekannt ist ein Schneegteitbrett (
Bekannt sind weiterhin Gleitbretter in Form von Skiern mit unterschiedlich ausgebildeten Stahlkanten an den beiden längsseiten eines Skikörpers (
Zur Lösung dieser Aufgabe ist ein Snowbroard entsprechend dem Patentanspruch 1 ausgebildet. Mit dem erfindungsgemäßen Snowboard ist das üblichen Boarden im Gelände ebenso möglich, wie ein sogenanntes Rail-Fahren oder Grinding, d.h. ein Querrutschen auf im Gelände vorhandenen Schienen, Balken, Kanten usw., und zwar ohne Behinderung durch die für den Kantengriff beim üblichen Boarden notwendigen Stahlkanten bzw. deren Kantenbereiche.To solve this problem, a Snowbroard is designed according to claim 1. With the snowboard according to the invention is the usual snowboarding in the terrain also possible, as a so-called rail driving or grinding, i. a transverse slide on existing in the terrain rails, beams, edges, etc., and without obstruction by the necessary for the edge grip during normal boarding steel edges or their edge regions.
Weiterbildungen der Erfindung sind Gegenstand der Unteransprüche. Die Erfindung wird im Folgenden anhand der Figuren an Ausführungsbeispielen näher erläutert. Es zeigen:
- Fig. 1
- in vereinfachter Darsetellung und in Draufsicht ein Snowboard gemäß der Erfindung;
- Fig. 2 - 4
- verschiedene Mögliche Ausführungsformen des erfindungsgemäßen Snowboards in perspektivischer Teildarstellung und im Schnitt, und zwar im mittieren Bereich des Snowboards und zwischen den beiden
- Fig 5
- Snowboard in Schnitt, nicht im Umfangsbereich der Erfindung.
- Fig. 1
- in simplified Darsetellung and in plan view of a snowboard according to the invention;
- Fig. 2-4
- Various possible embodiments of the snowboard according to the invention in a perspective partial representation and in section, in the mittierte area of the snowboard and between the two
- Fig. 5
- Snowboard in section, not in the scope of the invention.
In den Figuren ist 1 ein Snowboard, welches in Draufsicht die übliche Formgebung aufweist, d.h. einen Snowhoardkörper 2 mit zwei taillierten bzw. ein Sidecut bildenden Längsseiten 3. Auf der Oberseite des Snowboardkörpers sind die beiden, in der
Der flach ausgebildete obere Gurt 8 liegt mit seinem Rand auf der Oberseite der jeweiligen Seitenwange 7 auf und ist dort mit der Seitenwange 7 verbunden. Die ebenfalls flache Dekorfolie 10 deckt den oberen Gurt 8 auch im Bereich seines mit der Oberseite der Seitenwange 7 verbundenen Randes ab.The flat trained
Allen in den
Bei der in den
Über die gesamte Länge des Snowboardkörpers 2a ist bei dieser Ausführungsform der Untergurt 9 mit seinen Rändern zwischen den Stahlkanten 12 und der Unterseite der Seitenwange 7 angeordnet und mit diesen Elementen in geeigneter Weise, beispielsweise durch Verkleben usw. verbunden. Weiterhin weisen bei dieser Ausführungsform auch die Seitenwangen 7 eine Höhe auf, die dem Verlauf der Stahlkanten 12 entsprechend variiert.Over the entire length of the
Durch die beschriebene Ausbildung sind bei dem Snowboard 1a die Stahlkanten 12 bzw. deren Kantenbereiche 12.3 in den Abschnitten 3.1 gegenüber der unteren Lauffläche des Snowboards nach oben verlagert, sodass ein Grinding bzw. Rail-Fahren, d.h. ein Querrutschen ohne Behinderung durch die Stahlkanten 12 möglich ist.As a result of the described construction, the
Die
Bei dieser Ausführungsform liegt der Untergurt 9 mit seinen Randbereichen auf den Randbereichen des Laufflächenbelages 11 auf. Außerhalb der beiden Abschnitte 3.1 sind dann der Untergurt 9 und der Laufflächenbelag 11 in dem von dem Steg 12.1 und dem Schenkel 12.2 gebildeten Winkelbereich der Stahlkanten 12 aufgenommen, d.h. sowohl der Untergurt 9 als auch der Laufflächenbelag 11 reichen mit ihren Rändern jeweils bis an die dem Schenkel 12.2 zugewandten Seite des Steges 12.1.In this embodiment, the
In den Abschnitten 3.2 liegen dann die Stahlkanten 12 mit ihren Schenkeln 12.2 direkt auf den Rändern des Untergurtes 9 auf. In den Abschnitten 3.1 ist zwischen dem Schenkel 12.2 und dem benachbarten Rand des Untergurtes 9 ein zusätzliches Material 13 eingebracht, sodass der Laufflächenbelag 11 dann in der beschriebenen Weise über die Stahlkanten 12 nach unten vorsteht und den zusätzlichen abgerundeten Kantenbereich 11.2 bildet. Auch der Kern 6 ist in seiner Dicke entsprechend angepasst, sodass der Laufflächenbelag 11 auch zwischen den Abschnitten 3.1 eine ebene oder im Wesentlichen ebene Lauffläche bildet.In sections 3.2, the
Die
Außerhalb der Abschnitte 3.1 ist der Snowboardkörper 2c so ausgebildet, dass der Untergurt 9 und der Laufflächenbelag 11 mit ihren Rändern jeweils bis an die dem Schenkel 12.1 zugewandte Seite des Steges 12.1 der den geschärften Kantenbereich 12.3 aufweisenden Stahlkanten 12 reichen, wobei die Seitenwangen 7 dann unmittelbar auf der Oberseite der Stahlkanten 12 aufliegen.Outside the sections 3.1, the snowboard body 2c is designed so that the
In den Abschnitten 3.1 reicht dann lediglich der Untergurt 9 mit seinen Randbereichen bis an die dem jeweiligen Schenkel 12.2 zugewandten Seite der Stege 12.1 der Stahlkanten 12, während an den Randbereichen des Laufflächenbelages 11 jeweils die zusätzliche Stahlkante 14 vorgesehen ist, und zwar derart, dass die Ränder des Laufflächenbelages 11 in diesen Abschnitten 3.1 bis an die dem jeweiligen Schenkel 14.2 zugewandte Seite 14.1 reichen. Auch bei dieser Ausführung sind die Kantenbereiche 12.3 in den Abschnitten 3.1 wiederum um den Betrag x in Richtung senkrecht zur Ebene der Lauffläche gegenüber dem Niveau N zurückgesetzt. Gleichzeitig ist jeder abgerundete Kantenbereich 14.3 in Querrichtung des Snowboard 1 c gegenüber dem benachbarten Kantenbereich 12.3 zur Snowboardmitte hin um den Betrag y versetzt.In sections 3.1 then only the
Bei dieser Ausführungsform stützen sich die zusätzlichen Stahlkanten 14 auf der benachbarten Stahlkante 12 ab, sodass y kleiner als die Breite des Steges 12.1 ist. Grundsätzlich besteht aber auch die Möglichkeit, die zusätzlichen Stahlkanten 14 so anzuordnen, dass sie sich nicht unmittelbar auf den Stahlkanten 12 abstützen, sondern beispielsweise mittelbar über Randbereiche des Untergurtes oder über zusätzlich eingebrachte Materialien usw.In this embodiment, the
Es versteht sich, dass die bei der Darstellung der
Die Erfindung wurde voranstehend an Ausführungsbeispielen beschrieben. Es versteht sich, dass Änderungen sowie Abwandlungen möglich sind, ohne das dadurch der der Erfindung zugrunde liegende Erfindungsgedanke verlassen wird.The invention has been described above by means of exemplary embodiments. It is understood that changes and modifications are possible without thereby departing from the inventive idea underlying the invention.
- 1, 1a, 1b, 1c1, 1a, 1b, 1c
- Snowboardsnowboard
- 2, 2a, 2b, 2c2, 2a, 2b, 2c
- Snowboardkörpersnowboard body
- 33
- Längsseite des SnowboardsLong side of the snowboard
- 3.1, 3.23.1, 3.2
- Abschnitt der LängsseiteSection of the long side
- 4, 54, 5
- Bindungbinding
- 66
- Kerncore
- 77
- Seitenwangeside cheek
- 88th
- Obergurtupper chord
- 99
- Untergurtlower chord
- 1010
- Dekorfol ieDecorative foil
- 1111
- LaufflächenbelagRunning surface
- 11.111.1
- Schrägflächesloping surface
- 11.211.2
- Kantenbereichedge region
- 1212
- Stahlkantesteel edge
- 12.112.1
- Stegweb
- 12.212.2
- Schenkelleg
- 12.312.3
- geschärfter Kantenbereichsharpened edge area
- 1313
- zusätzliches Materialadditional material
- 1414
- zusätzliche Stahlkanteadditional steel edge
- 14.114.1
- Stegweb
- 14.214.2
- Schenkelleg
- 14.314.3
- abgerundeter Kantenbereichrounded edge area
- LL
- Snowboard längsachseSnowboard longitudinal axis
- SnowboardquerachseSnowboard cross axis
Claims (3)
- Snowboard with a snowboard body (2, 2a, 2b, 2c) which has on the underneath a track face covering (11) with steel edges (12) which form an edge zone (12.3) for edge engagement and which are each disposed along a long side (3) of the sliding board body (2, 2a, 2b,2c), with two bindings (4, 5) on the top side (10) of the snowboard body (2, 2a, 2b, 2c) wherein the long sides (3) each form an inwardly lying longitudinal side section (3.1) which extends between the bindings (4, 5), as well as two externally lying longitudinal side sections (3.2) which extend between one binding (4, 5) and an adjoining edge of the snowboard body (2, 2a, 2b, 2c), characterised in that the course of the steel edge (12) and its edge zone (12.3) on at least one longitudinal side (3) of the sliding board body is developed such that this steel edge (12) and its edge zone (12.1) in the inwardly lying longitudinal side section (3.1) are set back by an amount (x) from the plane of the track face covering towards the top side (10) of the snowboard body (2, 2a, 2b, 2c) and are arranged on the externally lying longitudinal side areas (3.2) in the plane of the track face (N).
- Snowboard according to claim 1 characterised in that the amount (x) by which the edge zone (12.3) of the steel edge (12) is set back on the at least one longitudinal side of the snowboard body (2, 2a, 2b, 2c) in the direction of the top side (10) of the snowboard body, is equal to or greater than half the height which the steel edge (12) or a web (12.1) of this steel edge has in an axial direction perpendicular to the track face (11).
- Snowboard according to claim 1 or 2 characterised in that the track face covering (11) is inclined in the area of the inner longitudinal side section (3.1) at the transition (11.1) to the edge zone (12.3).
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