EP1556146A1 - Roller ski - Google Patents
Roller skiInfo
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- EP1556146A1 EP1556146A1 EP02788537A EP02788537A EP1556146A1 EP 1556146 A1 EP1556146 A1 EP 1556146A1 EP 02788537 A EP02788537 A EP 02788537A EP 02788537 A EP02788537 A EP 02788537A EP 1556146 A1 EP1556146 A1 EP 1556146A1
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- Prior art keywords
- ski
- roller
- rollers
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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
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/004—Roller skates; Skate-boards with auxiliary wheels not contacting the riding surface during steady riding
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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
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/0046—Roller skates; Skate-boards with shock absorption or suspension system
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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
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/04—Roller skates; Skate-boards with wheels arranged otherwise than in two pairs
- A63C17/045—Roller skis
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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
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/12—Roller skates; Skate-boards with driving mechanisms
Definitions
- the present invention relates to roller ski, and in particular to a pair of roller skis or to a monoski or to a roller ski board of the type capable of sliding on rollers interposed between the ski and a suitable ground, e.g. a lawn, a pavement, a carpet and the like.
- a suitable ground e.g. a lawn, a pavement, a carpet and the like.
- roller skis or boards are known, sharing the presence of plural in-line rollers rotatably coupled to an elongated ski body. These examples have been devised in lieu of traditional-type skis or snowboards in order to allow skiing in the absence of snow. This type of device was taught in several patent documents.
- US 4,886,298 discloses a roller ski having pairs of rollers mounted on elastic and pivotable bearings, so as to have a skier's weight shifting entail the tilting of the rollers and therefore a turning.
- this arrangement is unstable and it entails strong friction apt to make lose control of the ski, especially on uneven grounds .
- US 6,237,960 discloses instead skis mounted on wheels extending along the entire width of the ski body, providing a remarkable stability, yet complicating the turning.
- US 6,435,558 (Osawa) refers to skis having rollers located on a single line along the ski, in an arrangement known as rollerblade.
- each roller is tapered sideways so that, tilting the skis when turning, the ground-resting spots lie along a curved line, with a bending radius which decreases at the increase of the camber.
- This arrangement enables turning with a skiing technique, and yet it undermines the ski stability when turning, where the least loss of adherence to the ground would entail a fall by side sliding, which in traditional snow skiing is called inner edge loss.
- US 5,195,781 discloses a ski supported by pairs of parallel rollers. At the central portion of the ski the rollers are mounted on elastic bearings and have a tapered shape such that, at tilted ski, the ground- resting spots are located on curved lines.
- roller ski comprising:
- roller ski located at the inner edge and at the outer edge of the ski, said additional rollers being raised with respect to the ground, wherein the additional rollers are located on a curved line and wherein the additional rollers located onto the inner edge and onto the outer edge of the ski are destined to alternatively rest on the ground when the ski is tilted onto the inside and onto the outside, respectively.
- the main advantage of the roller ski according to the present invention lies in allowing turning with common skiing techniques, concomitantly ensuring a remarkable stability to the skier.
- * figure 1 is a top perspective view of a roller ski according to the invention
- * figure 2 is a bottom perspective view of the roller ski of figure 1, fitted with accessories, in particular with a respective pole;
- figure 3 is a schematic top plan view of the roller ski of figure 1;
- figure 4 shows a pair of roller skis and related poles according to the invention, donned by a skier;
- figure 5 is a perspective view of a detail of the pole of figure 2;
- figure 6 is a partially sectional perspective view of a detail of the roller ski of figure 1 or 2;
- figure 6A is a cross-sectional view of the detail of figure 6.
- figure 7 shows the skier of figure 4 skiing with substantially parallel skis
- figure 7A shows a detail of the ski in the configuration of figure 7;
- figure 8 shows the skier of figure 4 skiing with the skis in a substantially wedge-like configuration
- figure 8A shows a detail of the skis in the configuration of figure 8.
- figure 9A shows a detail of the skis in the configuration of figure 9.
- 'roller ski' will mean the entire structure which is the subject-matter of the present invention, referring however not merely to common ski pairs analogous to those employed for on-snow downhills, but also to monoski or to snowboards.
- an individual roller ski of a pair of skis will be meant, it being understood that a pair of roller skis will comprise two specularly identical roller skis.
- the surface onto which the roller ski rests will hereinafter be defined with the term 'ground', however it is understood that it may include any type of terrain: e.g. asphalt, concrete, grass, firm soil, artificial terrains or turfs, carpets, artificial lawn, etc.
- the term 'ski' will instead refer to the plane elongated laminar body or to the board that, in skis or snowboards, implements the entire device.
- This ski will be made of a wood-based, metallic, plastics, resin-based material, or composite thereof yet capable of providing the required elasticity and strength.
- a roller ski is generally indicated by 1. It comprises a ski 2 having an inner edge 3, an outer edge 4, and that extends from a rear end 5, or briefly tail, to a front end 6, or briefly tip, the latter having a raised configuration as in the common snow ski.
- the ski 2 further has a bottom ground- resting surface 7, or briefly bottom.
- the roller ski 1 comprises a binding 8 which in the present example is shown to be alike a common ski boot binding, employed in on-snow downhills. However, it is understood that the roller ski 1 could mount any type of binding adequate to the foreseen performances and to the footwear. Likewise, the binding 8 could be replaced by a shoe incorporated in the ski body 2.
- the contour of the ski 2 has a marked sidecut, alike that employed in on-snow downhill ski, i.e. the so-called carving ski.
- 'sidecut' it is meant that the edges of the ski 2 have curved profile with opposite convexities, so that the ski waist be narrower with respect to the wider regions corresponding to tip and tail.
- the sidecuts onto the inner edge 3 and the outer edge 4 are substantially symmetrical.
- the roller ski 1 is associated to a respective pole 9 having a handle 10 with a strap 11, a ferrule 12 e, at the latter, a basket 13.
- the roller ski 1 comprises in-line supporting rollers located along the centerline of the ski 2, apt to support the ski 2 while contacting the ground.
- the present embodiment comprises two supporting rollers 20, a front one, located between the binding 8 and the tip 6 and a rear one, located between the binding 8 and the tail 5.
- Said rollers may be of any one dimension, and could therefore be housed in suitable bearings below the bottom 7, or, as in the present embodiment, they could cross the thickness of the ski 2 by virtue of a suitable slot 21.
- said supporting rollers 20 are of the integrated-bearing type, known e.g. for inline skates, and have a hub 22 fastened to the bottom 7 by fastening plates 23.
- Said supporting rollers 20 are of the type realizing a substantially punctiform contact on the ground, having a tapered contour and outer diameters that are smaller than the innermost diameters, i.e. than those nearer to the centerline thereof. Hence, said rollers 20 can be tilted preserving a point of contact onto the side surface thereof.
- the material selected for the supporting rollers 20, e.g. a resin, should be adequate in terms of friction and strength.
- the roller ski 1 further comprises a plurality of additional rollers, located at the inner edge 3 and at the outer edge 4 of the ski 2.
- the roller ski 1 has, at each edge of the ski 2, a pair of additional front rollers 24a, at the tip region 6, and a single additional rear roller 24b, at the tail region 5.
- Said additional rollers 24a, 24b are of the type realizing a substantially punctiform contact onto the ground, having a tapered contour and outer diameters smaller than the innermost diameters, i.e. than the diameters nearer to the centerline thereof.
- the material selected for the rollers 24a, 24b e.g. a resin, should be adequate in terms of friction and strength. Both for these latter rollers and for the supporting rollers 20, the rollers commonly employed for in-line rollerblades or rollerskates may be adequate.
- Rollers having a greater diameter may be selected for employs on uneven and/or soft terrains like carpets, natural or artificial grass, dirt tracks, etc.
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b are mounted onto the ski 2 by virtue of a bearing 25 that, in present embodiment, is in the shape of an inverted-T and has a fastening plate 26. From the latter there rises a stem 27, comprising at its top a pair of flaps 28 ending in a fork 29, each flap having an additional roller 24a, 24b coupled thereto.
- said additional rollers 24a, 24b remain raised with respect to the ground when the roller ski 1 lies in a horizontal configuration, i.e. when the skier wearing it is in a parallel ski configuration (figures 7 and 7A) .
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b located onto the inner edge and onto the outer edge of the ski are destined to alternatively rest on the ground when the ski is tilted on the inside and on the outside (FIGS. 8 and 9A) .
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b are located on a curved line C both onto the inner edge 3 and onto the outer edge 4.
- Said curved line C substantially follows the contour of the abovecited sidecut, a shape that facilitates the positioning of the additional rollers.
- said additional rollers could be mounted projecting directly onto the edge of the ski 2, and in this case the additional rollers would be located on a curved line defined directly by the sidecut of the ski 2.
- the abovecited bearing 25 is elastic and hence, when the roller ski 1 is tilted onto the inner or outer edge with the additional rollers 24a, 24b resting on the ground, a greater weight load onto the bearing edge will determine an elastic strain of the bearing 25, facilitating the spring back of the roller ski 1 to a horizontal configuration.
- the elasticity of the bearing 25 is due to the fact that said stem 27 can bend elastically.
- the same effect may be attained with a symmetric leaf spring configuration of the stem 27, with elastic flaps 28, with an elastic hub mounted onto the fork 29, with helical springs mounted between the flap and the fork, or even with actual shock absorbers.
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b have a camber toward the centerline of the ski 2, so that when the roller ski 1 is tilted sideways the additional rollers 24a, 24b contact the ground substantially vertically.
- the camber is more marked, so that the additional roller 24a, 24b contacting the ground still has a camber toward the centerline of the ski 2. This positioning facilitates the unloading of the weight loaded onto the edge of the ski 2, compensating also the straightening back of the roller determined by the elasticity of the bearing.
- the adjustment of the camber of the additional rollers 24a, 24b, of the elasticity of the bearing 25 or of the camber of the curved line C may be provided.
- said line C is defined by the planes of rotation of the additional rollers 24a, 24b, tangential to said curved line C (figure 3) .
- the preferred roller arrangement provides the supporting rollers 20 to lie between the binding 8 and the additional rollers 24a, 24b, whereas the latter will lie between the supporting rollers 20 and the tail 5 and the tip 6, respectively.
- the number of the supporting rollers 20 and/or of the additional rollers will be preselected according to the desired performances, to the skier's weight, and to the length of the ski 2. A marked increase of the latter will be unnecessary, it being optionally reduced as in on-snow carving skis.
- the roller ski 1 has at least one supporting roller 20, in particular the rear one, with evident advantages in terms of stability, provided with a braking system.
- the roller ski 1 could anyhow have a brake, even acting directly on the ground rather than onto the supporting rollers, like e.g. the one taught in US 4,892,332 (Jennings).
- the brake generally indicated by 30, is of the disc type.
- a second pulley 33 working as disc houses the belt 31.
- a pincer 34 provided with pads 39 acting onto the disc surface, is located onto the periphery of the second pulley 33 and it is provided with a remotely controlled hydraulic actuator, conventional and not shown in detail.
- a rigid casing 35 fastened to the ski 2 shields the brake 30.
- the remote control may be implemented in several different ways. According to a variant, the actuator may comprise an electric power source, e.g. a rechargeable battery, and be radio controlled by a remote control e.g. located in the handle 10, it also power-supplied by an analogous power source.
- the activation is of mechanical type and it comprises a cable 36 housed inside of a sheath 37 extending from the pincer 34 to the handle 10 of the pole 9.
- the brake 30 comprises a lever 38 capable of pulling the cable 36, thereby activating the actuator of the pincer 34 according to a system already tried out in the field of bicycle brakes.
- the abovedescribed disc brake 30 could be replaced by other brake variants, e.g. the pincers could act directly onto the supporting roller, in particular on a specifically provided crown thereof.
- the same brake could be controlled by a skier's shifting the ski boot onto the binding.
- a anti-blocking system well-known in the motor field, i.e. capable of preventing the blocking of the supporting roller with the entailed extension of the braking space.
- roller skis 1 With reference to figures 4 and 7 to 9A the employ of the abovedescribed roller ski will be described.
- the skier keeps the roller skis 1 substantially parallel and not tilted sideways.
- the supporting rollers 20 act as a rollerblade system and, being located at the central region of the ski 2, provide a sufficient stability implementable by the skier through an adequate employ of the poles 9.
- the speed due to the gradient of the downhill that is being negotiated, may be adjusted by virtue of the brake 30 (figures 7 and 7A) .
- the skier can perform the so-called wedge technique by tilting both skis inwards, thereby ground- contacting the additional rollers 24a, 24b at the inner edge 3 (figures 8 and 8A) .
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b lie on a curved line C that facilitates the turning, as it happens e.g. in the abovementioned carving skis.
- the additional rollers 24a, 24b replace the laminae of an on-snow ski concor ⁇ itantly ensuring the maximum stability of the ski by virtue of the supporting rollers 20 always maintaining a grip.
- a greater weight load determines an elastic strain of the bearing 25 of the additional rollers 24a, 24b, a strain giving the skier a sensation which is very similar to that given by on-snow skiing and turning.
- roller ski fit any off-snow sport or amateur employ. It is understood that the same principles hereto described may fit any ski type: downhill, slalom, cross-country, jump skis, etc. Moreover, the same technical principle may successfully be adopted on monoski and snowboards. Moreover, the abovedescribed roller ski allow turning according to any known technique (christiania, matching skis, Telemark) . In all of the abovementioned contexts, the abovedescribed roller ski may be employed for sport training, for amateur practice and for learning.
- roller ski a person skilled in the art in order to meet further and contingent needs may effect several further modifications and variants, all however comprised within the protective scope of the present invention, as defined by the appended claims.
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