EP1053770A1 - Stick handle for ski, trekking and the like with adjustable wrist strap - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
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- A45B9/02—Handles or heads
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C11/00—Accessories for skiing or snowboarding
- A63C11/22—Ski-sticks
- A63C11/222—Ski-stick handles or hand-straps
- A63C11/2224—Connection systems for hand-straps
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
- A45B9/00—Details
- A45B9/02—Handles or heads
- A45B2009/025—Handles or heads releasably connected to a wrist strap or a glove
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- the present invention refers to a stick handle for ski, trekking and the like, equipped with an adjustable wrist strap, which is apt to tie the user wrist round.
- a stick for ski or for trekking generally comprises a rod having a tip on one of its ends, and a handle on the other end.
- the tip generally made of metal, is apt to penetrate snow, ice or quite soft fields, as well as to grip a more solid field.
- the handle generally made of plastic or composite material, has an ergonomic shape suitable to be easily tighten by the hand of the user.
- a strap generally made of leather or synthetic material and commonly called wrist strap, is connected to the handle. The wrist strap is closed like a ring in order to form a loop apt to tie the user wrist round, so as to guarantee a steady grip and to avoid the loss of the stick.
- the wrist strap In order to better perform its function, the wrist strap must be correctly tied round the wrist of the user and hence the wideness of its loop shall be apt to be adjusted.
- the loop adjustment of the wrist strap generally is obtained through a buckle.
- these wrist straps comprise two strips of belt connected to the stick handle. One of these two strips of belt has on its end a buckle, wherein the free end of the other strip is apt to be inserted and adjusted.
- EP-A-202.287 discloses a stick handle for ski, wherein the handle has a cam lever which can be operated by the hand of the user. Upon forming a loop of the desired dimension, the cam lever is closed pinching the strips of the wrist strap against a surface of the handle; the two free ends of the loop lay between the lever and the main body of the handle and then they come out below, parallel to the rod of the stick.
- An object of the present invention is to eliminate these drawbacks, providing a stick handle for ski, trekking and the like equipped with a device for adjusting the wrist strap which is comfortable and, at the same time, reliable.
- Another object is to provide a stick handle wherein the adjusting device of the wrist strap can be correctly closed, tightly blocking the wrist strap, also for a thickness of strips which is not constant.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a stick handle equipped with a device for adjusting the wrist strap, wherein the part of the wrist strap with a variable length can be automatically and ordinarily accommodated inside the handle itself, so as to be hidden from the outside.
- a stick handle for ski, trekking and the like with an adjustable wrist strap provides on its upper part, an opening/closing lever housed in a corresponding seat located in the upper part of the stick handle. Inside this seat the wrist strap is made pass in such a way as to externally protrude from the stick handle to form a loop apt to tie the user wrist round.
- the opening/closing lever works as a cover for the stick handle and it is also pivoted in the upper rearward part of the same handle. In this way the opening/closing lever can swing from an open position, wherein the length of the wrist strap can be adjusted by making it slide in its own seat, to a close position, wherein the wrist strap is firmly blocked in its seat.
- the cam lever has also a pivoting pawl apt to grip the wrist strap for any thickness of the strips, within a certain range, allowing to the main opening/closing lever to always reach its condition of optimal closing.
- Elastic returning means to automatically retract the free adjustable end of the wrist strap into the stick handle, are also provided.
- a stick for ski comprises a tubular rod 1 on which end a stick handle 2 is fixed.
- the rod 1, shown as interrupted in Fig. 1, is generally manufactured by a light metallic material, such as aluminium alloy.
- the rod 1 has, on its free end a tip (which is not shown) apt to penetrate snow, ice or field in general.
- the handle 2 is generally made of plastic or other suitable synthetic material. It has a substantially cylindrical shape provided with swellings and ergonomic depressions apt to accommodate hand fingers for ease of grip.
- the handle 2 terminates with an upper part 5 having a substantially elliptical cross section, with bigger dimensions than the remaining of the stick handle.
- the upper part 5 is formed by two walls 6 projecting upwards and parallel to each other in order to delimit a seat 7.
- the seat 7 has a substantially flat bottom and it is apt to receive the wrist strap 12.
- the wrist strap 12 can be made of leather or suitable synthetic material strips 15 and 16, closed to form a loop 18 which would tie the user wrist round.
- the wrist strap 12 is then loop closed and inserted into the seat 7 so as to protrude from side to side of the seat itself.
- an opening/closing or operating lever 9 is pivotally mounted through a pin 8 arranged in the proximity of a rearward end (from the point of view of a user who grips the stick) of the lever itself, as it can be seen in Fig. 4.
- the lever 9 has an upper surface shaped as a rounded ellipsoid and it has such a dimension to superiorly close and complete the seat 7, working as a cover for the stick handle, without creating any discontinuity of the upper part 5.
- the lever 9 has at its forward part, two fins or little pins 21 protruding towards the outside and lightly flexible, placed on two lateral opposite sides, in correspondence of seats 20. In this way, when the lever 9 is closed, the fins 21 are engaged into the respective seats 20 of the walls 6, avoiding in this way possible casual opening of the lever itself. Obviously, the position of the fins 21 and of the seats 20 can be inverted.
- the lever 9 also comprises a pivoting pawl 30 having a lower surface 31 with an eccentric cam (Fig.5).
- the pawl 30 has superiorly two fork arms 30a and 30b, by which said pawl is assembled to the lever 9, preferably rotating around the pin 8 itself.
- the cam surface 31 is eccentric in the sense that it presents an increasing distance from the rotation axis 8 of the pawl 30.
- the eccentric surface 31 has a distance from the axis 8 increasing in the clockwise direction as in Fig. 4. This is particularly useful to the purpose which will explained ahead.
- the pawl 30 is received into a housing 90 of the lever 9 defined by two beat walls 90a and 90b, respectively forward and rearward.
- the two beat walls 90a and 90b limit the maximum angular stroke allowed to the pawl 30.
- the available clearance for wrist strap which is to say the distance between the cam surface 31 of the pawl 30 and the bottom surface of the seat 7, changes from a minimum d1, when the pawl is abutting the rearward beat wall 90b, and a maximum d2, when the pawl is abutting the forward beat wall 90a.
- an available clearance for the wrist strap 12 variable in continuity from d1 and d2, is obtained.
- the cam lever 9 can be perfectly closed, without worrying about the thickness of the wrist strap 12.
- the pawl 30, as a matter of gravity rests against the wrist strap (whatever its thickness is, from a minimum of about d1 to a maximum of about d2), by rotating by an angle which is allowed by the thickness of the specific used wrist straps.
- this latter can be lightly extracted in the direction FB to make the pawl 30 further rotate in the counter clockwise direction in Fig. 4, so that the eccentric surface 31 further approaches the bottom of the seat 7 and the clearance available to the wrist strap 12 further reduces, which strap is thus firmly pinched.
- the adjustment device of the invention is comfortable to operate in every condition and it is apt to perfectly block wrist straps of different thickness over a predetermined range d1-d2, for example from 2,5 mm to 3,5 mm.
- the wrist strap 12 has, on its end 13 which forwardly protrudes from the stick handle 2, a rigid ring 14, with a substantially rectangular shape, made of metal or plastic material, apt to be grasped from the user to drag the wrist strap 12.
- the ring 14 also works as a stop for the wrist strap 12, avoiding the wrist strap to be discharged from the seat 7.
- the ring 14 can also have any other shape.
- At least an adjustable end 12a of the wrist strap 12 (the other end could just be anchored to the stick handle) instead of forwardly protruding, is inserted, through an opening 22 of the seat 7, in an interior housing 23 of the handle itself and it is attached to a first end of an elastic returning element 24.
- the housing 23 preferably extends also inside the tubular rod 1.
- the second end of the elastic returning element 24, for example in the form of a helicoidal spring, is internally fixed in the housing 23 or, better, is fixed inside the rod 1.
- the part of the wrist strap with a variable length can be hidden and accommodated inside the handle 2 and/or the rod 1. If, during the adjustment, the loop 18 is requested to be widened, a part of the wrist strap 12 will be extracted in the direction FB, yelding the elastic element; while, if the loop 18 is requested to be tighten, the blocking of the cam lever will be loosen, letting the elastic element 24 automatically return a part of wrist strap in the direction opposite to FB.
- the cooperating surfaces of the pawl 30 and of the bottom of the seat 7 could be provided with various roughness (such as an indentation or a knurling) to enhance the friction coefficient and thus to increase the blocking effect of the wrist strap.
- the elastic element 24 instead of being a helicoidal spring, could be an elongated element made of elastomer or a specific portion of the wrist strap itself made of elastic or extensible material.
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Description
- The present invention refers to a stick handle for ski, trekking and the like, equipped with an adjustable wrist strap, which is apt to tie the user wrist round.
- A stick for ski or for trekking generally comprises a rod having a tip on one of its ends, and a handle on the other end.
- The tip, generally made of metal, is apt to penetrate snow, ice or quite soft fields, as well as to grip a more solid field. The handle, generally made of plastic or composite material, has an ergonomic shape suitable to be easily tighten by the hand of the user. A strap, generally made of leather or synthetic material and commonly called wrist strap, is connected to the handle. The wrist strap is closed like a ring in order to form a loop apt to tie the user wrist round, so as to guarantee a steady grip and to avoid the loss of the stick.
- In order to better perform its function, the wrist strap must be correctly tied round the wrist of the user and hence the wideness of its loop shall be apt to be adjusted.
- In sticks according to the prior art, the loop adjustment of the wrist strap generally is obtained through a buckle. Infact, these wrist straps comprise two strips of belt connected to the stick handle. One of these two strips of belt has on its end a buckle, wherein the free end of the other strip is apt to be inserted and adjusted.
- This system appears very uncomfortable for the user, especially in rigorous environmental conditions when the hands wear gloves, and it takes too long time to adjust the wrist strap.
- The prior art also offers other adjusting systems for the wrist strap. For example EP-A-202.287 discloses a stick handle for ski, wherein the handle has a cam lever which can be operated by the hand of the user. Upon forming a loop of the desired dimension, the cam lever is closed pinching the strips of the wrist strap against a surface of the handle; the two free ends of the loop lay between the lever and the main body of the handle and then they come out below, parallel to the rod of the stick.
- In US-3.560.014, US-4.288.100 and US-4.288,101 a device equipped with a cam lever and arranged on the upper part of the stick handle, is shown. The part of the wrist strap in excess is untidily gathered in a restricted housing inside the handle or is just let come out from the stick handle itself.
- Nevertheless, in all these cases it has been noticed that the wrist strap is not enough steadily blocked, since the strips are almost "punctually" pinched - infact, the cam has a sharpened outline - and as a consequence, the friction surface is quite reduced. That implies a trend of the wrist strap to disengage itself from the cam of the lever, especially when it is subjected to repeated efforts, as in the case of use for the northern ski (known also as cross-country skiing). Moreover, the blocking of the wrist strap by this devices with the cam lever is absolutely ineffective if the thickness of these strips is not exactly the same as the expected one in the design. Infact, if the thickness of the strip is lesser or greater than the expected one, the cam lever is not able to steadily block the wrist strap or, respectively, it cannot be completely closed to the expected position. This is a serious drawback, because, as known, in the industrial production of sticks is neither always possible nor suitable to manufacture strips for wrist straps with a repeatable thickness and a restricted tolerance.
- Finally, at least the free end of the adjustable strip of the strap is annoying to menage, because of its variable length.
- An object of the present invention is to eliminate these drawbacks, providing a stick handle for ski, trekking and the like equipped with a device for adjusting the wrist strap which is comfortable and, at the same time, reliable.
- Another object is to provide a stick handle wherein the adjusting device of the wrist strap can be correctly closed, tightly blocking the wrist strap, also for a thickness of strips which is not constant.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a stick handle equipped with a device for adjusting the wrist strap, wherein the part of the wrist strap with a variable length can be automatically and ordinarily accommodated inside the handle itself, so as to be hidden from the outside.
- These objects are achieved, according to the invention, by the features listed in the enclosed claims.
- A stick handle for ski, trekking and the like with an adjustable wrist strap, according to the present invention, provides on its upper part, an opening/closing lever housed in a corresponding seat located in the upper part of the stick handle. Inside this seat the wrist strap is made pass in such a way as to externally protrude from the stick handle to form a loop apt to tie the user wrist round. The opening/closing lever works as a cover for the stick handle and it is also pivoted in the upper rearward part of the same handle. In this way the opening/closing lever can swing from an open position, wherein the length of the wrist strap can be adjusted by making it slide in its own seat, to a close position, wherein the wrist strap is firmly blocked in its seat.
- The cam lever has also a pivoting pawl apt to grip the wrist strap for any thickness of the strips, within a certain range, allowing to the main opening/closing lever to always reach its condition of optimal closing.
- Elastic returning means to automatically retract the free adjustable end of the wrist strap into the stick handle, are also provided.
- Further characteristics of the invention will be clarified from the detailed description which follows, referring to a purely exemplary embodiment thereof, and thus not limiting, as illustrated in the enclosed drawings, wherein:
- Fig. 1 is a lateral elevation view of the upper part of a stick for ski with a device for adjusting the wrist strap, according to a first embodiment of the invention;
- Fig. 2 is a partial perspective view of the stick handle as shown in Fig.1;
- Fig. 3 is a view as in Fig. 2, wherein the wrist strap doesn't appear and the opening/closing lever of the handle is in an open position;
- Fig. 4 is a partial section view, similar to Fig 1, of a second preferred embodiment of the invention;
- Fig. 5 is a partial section view along the V-V line of Fig.4;
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- Making reference to the drawings, a stick handle for ski with an adjustable wrist strap according to the invention, is described.
- A stick for ski comprises a tubular rod 1 on which end a
stick handle 2 is fixed. The rod 1, shown as interrupted in Fig. 1, is generally manufactured by a light metallic material, such as aluminium alloy. The rod 1 has, on its free end a tip (which is not shown) apt to penetrate snow, ice or field in general. - The
handle 2 is generally made of plastic or other suitable synthetic material. It has a substantially cylindrical shape provided with swellings and ergonomic depressions apt to accommodate hand fingers for ease of grip. - The
handle 2 terminates with anupper part 5 having a substantially elliptical cross section, with bigger dimensions than the remaining of the stick handle. As shown in Fig. 3 theupper part 5 is formed by twowalls 6 projecting upwards and parallel to each other in order to delimit aseat 7. - The
seat 7 has a substantially flat bottom and it is apt to receive thewrist strap 12. Thewrist strap 12 can be made of leather or suitable synthetic material strips 15 and 16, closed to form aloop 18 which would tie the user wrist round. Thewrist strap 12 is then loop closed and inserted into theseat 7 so as to protrude from side to side of the seat itself. - Between the
walls 6 of theseat 7 an opening/closing or operatinglever 9 is pivotally mounted through apin 8 arranged in the proximity of a rearward end (from the point of view of a user who grips the stick) of the lever itself, as it can be seen in Fig. 4. Thelever 9 has an upper surface shaped as a rounded ellipsoid and it has such a dimension to superiorly close and complete theseat 7, working as a cover for the stick handle, without creating any discontinuity of theupper part 5. - The two
walls 6, in their forward part, have respectively two seats 20 (Fig. 3). Thelever 9 has at its forward part, two fins orlittle pins 21 protruding towards the outside and lightly flexible, placed on two lateral opposite sides, in correspondence ofseats 20. In this way, when thelever 9 is closed, thefins 21 are engaged into therespective seats 20 of thewalls 6, avoiding in this way possible casual opening of the lever itself. Obviously, the position of thefins 21 and of theseats 20 can be inverted. - According to the present invention, the
lever 9 also comprises apivoting pawl 30 having alower surface 31 with an eccentric cam (Fig.5). Thepawl 30 has superiorly twofork arms lever 9, preferably rotating around thepin 8 itself. Thecam surface 31 is eccentric in the sense that it presents an increasing distance from therotation axis 8 of thepawl 30. As an advantage, theeccentric surface 31 has a distance from theaxis 8 increasing in the clockwise direction as in Fig. 4. This is particularly useful to the purpose which will explained ahead. - The
pawl 30 is received into ahousing 90 of thelever 9 defined by twobeat walls beat walls pawl 30. In correspondence, the available clearance for wrist strap, which is to say the distance between thecam surface 31 of thepawl 30 and the bottom surface of theseat 7, changes from a minimum d1, when the pawl is abutting therearward beat wall 90b, and a maximum d2, when the pawl is abutting theforward beat wall 90a. For all the other intermediate positions of thepawl 30, an available clearance for thewrist strap 12, variable in continuity from d1 and d2, is obtained. - From a practical point of view, when the
wrist strap 12 is inserted in itsseat 7, thecam lever 9 can be perfectly closed, without worrying about the thickness of thewrist strap 12. Infact, thepawl 30, as a matter of gravity, rests against the wrist strap (whatever its thickness is, from a minimum of about d1 to a maximum of about d2), by rotating by an angle which is allowed by the thickness of the specific used wrist straps. Once thecam surface 31 is engaged by friction with the wrist strap, this latter can be lightly extracted in the direction FB to make thepawl 30 further rotate in the counter clockwise direction in Fig. 4, so that theeccentric surface 31 further approaches the bottom of theseat 7 and the clearance available to thewrist strap 12 further reduces, which strap is thus firmly pinched. - When the user desires to open the device for adjusting the wideness of the
loop 18, he pushes theforward part 17 of thecam lever 9 up - by inserting a finger in theseat 7 beneath theforward part 17 of thelever 9, or by exerting upward traction on thefree end 13 of the wrist strap 12 - to make thecam lever 9 rotate around the axis of thepin 8 and open it (the position in phantom-line in Fig.4). Upon the rotation around thepin 8, thebeat wall 90b moves against thepawl 30 making it rotate until it disengages theunderlying wrist strap 12. In this condition it is possible to carry out the adjustment: if the user wants to tighten the loop he will drag the strips 15 and 16 in the direction of the arrow FA, if he wants to widen theloop 18, he will grasp thewrist strap 12 from the rearward side of the stick handle and he will drag it in the direction of the arrow FB. Once theloop 18 is adjusted in its proper dimension, the user brings thelever 9 back in the blocking position, through a manual pressure on the upper surface thereof. - An object of the invention has been thus achieved. As a matter of fact, the adjustment device of the invention is comfortable to operate in every condition and it is apt to perfectly block wrist straps of different thickness over a predetermined range d1-d2, for example from 2,5 mm to 3,5 mm.
- In a first embodiment, the
wrist strap 12 has, on itsend 13 which forwardly protrudes from thestick handle 2, arigid ring 14, with a substantially rectangular shape, made of metal or plastic material, apt to be grasped from the user to drag thewrist strap 12. Thering 14 also works as a stop for thewrist strap 12, avoiding the wrist strap to be discharged from theseat 7. Thering 14 can also have any other shape. - According to another preferred embodiment of the invention, at least an
adjustable end 12a of the wrist strap 12 (the other end could just be anchored to the stick handle) instead of forwardly protruding, is inserted, through anopening 22 of theseat 7, in aninterior housing 23 of the handle itself and it is attached to a first end of an elastic returningelement 24. Thehousing 23 preferably extends also inside the tubular rod 1. - The second end of the elastic returning
element 24, for example in the form of a helicoidal spring, is internally fixed in thehousing 23 or, better, is fixed inside the rod 1. - In this way, the part of the wrist strap with a variable length can be hidden and accommodated inside the
handle 2 and/or the rod 1. If, during the adjustment, theloop 18 is requested to be widened, a part of thewrist strap 12 will be extracted in the direction FB, yelding the elastic element; while, if theloop 18 is requested to be tighten, the blocking of the cam lever will be loosen, letting theelastic element 24 automatically return a part of wrist strap in the direction opposite to FB. - Thus, another object of the invention has been achieved.
- It is intended that the invention is not limited to the specific embodiments illustrated above, which are just some not restrictive examples of the teaching of the invention, but that also many variations are possible and can all be reached by the skilled of the field, without departing from the scope of the invention itself.
- For example, the cooperating surfaces of the
pawl 30 and of the bottom of theseat 7 could be provided with various roughness (such as an indentation or a knurling) to enhance the friction coefficient and thus to increase the blocking effect of the wrist strap. - Moreover, the
elastic element 24, instead of being a helicoidal spring, could be an elongated element made of elastomer or a specific portion of the wrist strap itself made of elastic or extensible material.
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- Stick handle (2) for ski, trekking and the like, with adjustable wrist strap (12), of the type comprising an operating lever (9), pivotally mounted in a pin (8) and apt to block said wrist strap (12) inside a seat (7), located in an upper part (5) of said handle(2), characterised by that said operating lever (9) comprises a pivoting pawl (30) having an eccentric cam outline (31) approachable to a bottom surface of said seat (7) with which it is apt to pinch and block said wrist strap (12).
- Stick handle as in claim 1), wherein said pawl (30) is pivoting between a first position and a second position in which its eccentric cam outline (31) has respectively a minimum and a maximum distance from the bottom of said seat (7).
- Stick handle as in claim 2), wherein said pawl is pivoting on an axis parallel to said pin (8) of the lever (9).
- Stick handle as in claim 3), wherein said pawl (30) in said first position is abutting a rearward beat wall (90b) of a housing (90) provided on said lever (9).
- Stick handle as in claim 4), wherein said rearward beat wall (90b) is apt to be kept in contact with said pawl (30) during the opening of the lever (9), so that the pawl is rotated disengaging the wrist strap (12).
- Stick handle as in any one of claims from 2) to 5), wherein said pawl (30) is pivoting on the same pin (8) of the lever (9).
- Stick handle as in any one of the previous claims, wherein said operating lever (9) has an upper surface apt to complete, without any discontinuity, the upper part (5) of the handle.
- Stick handle as in claim 7), wherein said upper part (5) of the handle and said operating lever (9) have, respectively, mutual engaging means (20, 21) to block said lever (5) in the close position.
- Stick handle as in claim 8), wherein said mutual engaging means are fins (21), externally protruding from said lever (9), engageable with respective seats (20) located in lateral walls (6) of said seat (7) in the upper part of the handle, or vice versa.
- Stick handle as in any one of the claims from 1) to 9), wherein at least one of the ends of said wrist strap (12) is received into an accommodating housing (23), at least defined inside said stick handle and communicating to said seat (7), said end being attached to an elastic returning element (24).
- Stick handle (2) for ski, trekking and the like with an adjustable wrist strap (12), of the type comprising a lever (9) apt to block said wrist strap (12) into a seat (7) provided in said stick handle (2), further comprising an accommodating housing (23), defined at least inside said handle and communicating to said seat (7), wherein at least one end of the wrist strap (12) is received, characterised by that said one end of the wrist strap (12) is attached to an elastic returning element (24).
- Stick handle as in claims 10) or 11), wherein said accommodating housing (23) extends also inside a tubular rod (1) forming the structure of the stick, said elastic element being anchored to said tubular rod (1)
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