This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Blue Ice Europe. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jean-Manuel Ibarra and the Adjustable-Length Crampon
Introduction
Jean-Manuel Ibarra is an inventor associated with Les Houches, France, and Blue Ice Europe. His work includes an invention for adjusting the length of a shoe crampon.
Latest Patents
Ibarra is credited with 1 patent, titled “Adjustable Length Crampon.” The invention describes a crampon with two parts joined by a connecting element, along with a mechanism for setting and locking its length. When unlocked, the mechanism is designed to disengage from the connecting element under force, allowing the crampon to be shortened and its length adjusted.
Career Highlights
Ibarra’s listed patent focuses on a practical adjustment mechanism for crampons. By enabling length changes while maintaining a locking function, the design addresses both adjustability and secure use.
Collaborations
Ibarra is associated with Blue Ice Europe. His coworker, Paul Oddou, is also noted in the provided information.
Conclusion
Jean-Manuel Ibarra’s patent reflects an engineering contribution to adjustable crampon design, combining a length-setting mechanism with a lock intended to hold the selected configuration.
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