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Georges P Salomon

Jacques Quellais

Joel Bourdeau

Gerard Graillat

Jean Hue

Serge Pradier

Andre Marcel Collombin

Jean-Paul Vinay

Alain Leveque

A ski binding for securing a ski shoe or boot to a ski in a manner which permits the heel of the shoe or boot to be lifted away from the ski. The binding includes pivot means permitting the shoe or boot to pivot upwardly relative to the ski as the heel is lifted relative to the ski, and a flexion element which flexes as the heel of the boot is lifted beyond a predetermined extent.

Ski binding for use in cross-country or mountaineer skiing

An article of clothing adapted to receive at least a portion of a wearer's body, having a rear end forming an access passage for the wearer's hand and at least one elastic member so disposed as to bias the access passage towards a substantially open position. The article of clothing, which may be in the form of a glove or mitten, may also include an opening extending substantially longitudinally forward from the rear end. A closure device, such as a zipper, may be adjacent the opening and may be selectively operated to urge the opening, and thus the access passage, towards a substantially closed position, sealing the article of clothing against the wearer's wrist or forearm.

Gloves

A device adapted to be mounted on a ski comprising a first maintenance element, a pivotable plate adapted to pivot around an axis substantially perpendicular to the ski comprising a second maintenance element; and a braking assembly. The braking assembly comprises at least one braking element adapted to shift between active and inactive positions and at least one boot-sensitive element adapted to shift the braking element to the inactive position as the boot is mounted on the ski. The braking assembly may be arranged such that it is either stationary with respect to the pivotable plate or such that it pivots together with the pivotable plate. Stopping means for limiting rotation of the plate may also be provided.

Pivotable ski binding assembly comprising a braking system

Pivoting ski binding assembly comprising a braking system

Ski safety binding which maintains one end of a ski boot or shoe secured to a ski. The binding includes:

Ski binding

A safety binding for use with a ski including holding, support and intermediate members, and an elastic system. The holding member is adapted to hold one end of a ski boot onto the ski, and the support member is adapted to be attached to the ski. The elastic system acts on the holding member to press the intermediate member against the support member. In addition, the holding and intermediate members are adapted to pivot together with respect to the support member against the bias of the elastic system with substantially no relative movement between the holding and intermediate members for release of the boot whenever the holding and intermediate members pivot with respect to the support member. Further, the intermediate member is spaced from the support member during pivoting of the intermediate member.

Safety binding for ski

A ski binding in combination with a boot or shoe adapted to be secured to a ski by the binding. The binding comprises a support element having an abutment zone and a latching element having a transverse bit. The latching element is adapted to be mounted on the boot and a moveable latch is provided which is adapted to exert a force for forcing a support zone provided on the boot against the abutment zone. A ski binding for securing one end of a boot or shoe comprising a support zone and comprising a latching element having a transverse bit to a ski. The binding comprises a support element adapted to be secured to the ski. The support element comprises an abutment zone and is adapted to be engaged between the transverse bit and the zone. The binding further comprises a moveable latch adapted to exert a force for forcing the support zone against the abutment zone. A shoe or boot for attachment to a ski with a binding. The shoe or boot comprises a support zone at one end thereof and a latching element. The latching element comprises a transverse bit. The shoe or boot is adapted to be secured to the ski with a binding which comprises a latch and a support element. The latching element is spaced from a support zone provided on the shoe or boot. The space provided is adapted to fit over the support element whereby the support zone and the abutment are pressed to rigidly mate against one another.

Ski binding and boot

A boot includes a first upper having a vamp and a quarter, and a second upper having a vamp and a quarter. The first upper is adapted to encase a wearer's foot; the second upper encases the first upper, and extends upwardly to secure the base of the leg. The first and second uppers are secured to a sole of the boot. A process for forming such a boot includes the steps of:

Cross-country or touring ski boot and method of manufacture

A ski binding for securing the front of a ski shoe to a ski. The binding is adapted to permit the heel of the shoe to be lifted vertically while allowing for substantial torsional movement of the shoe after the heel has been lifted to a predetermined extent.

Pivotable cross-country ski binding

A step-in binding for securing a ski shoe or boot having a latching element including a transverse bit across and in front of the shoe or boot onto a ski. The binding includes a support element to be mounted on a ski, and a movable latch to be secured to the ski. The latch includes a movable pressure element and means for biasing the movable pressure element towards the support element. The shoe or boot may be secured by the binding to the ski by inserting the transverse bit between the support element and the pressure element when the movable pressure element is biased towards the support element and lowering the transverse bit between the movable pressure element and the support element.

Step-in ski binding

A system for binding a boot to a ski in such manner as to permit the heel of the boot to be lifted from the top surface of the ski. The system includes complementary members for laterally retaining the boot on the ski, these members extending substantially longitudinally with respect to the boot, at least beneath the front thereof. One of the members is located beneath the boot and the other on the top surface of the ski, and the members have complementary shapes so as to assure their cooperation during all phases of movement of the skier's foot.

System for binding a boot to a ski

A ski binding in combination with a boot or shoe adapted to be secured to a ski by the binding. The binding comprises a support element having an abutment zone and a latching element having a transverse bit. The latching element is adapted to be mounted on the boot and a moveable latch is provided which is adapted to exert a force for forcing a support zone provided on the boot against the abutment zone. A ski binding for securing one end of a boot or shoe comprising a support zone and comprising a latching element having a transverse bit to a ski. The binding comprises a support element adapted to be secured to the ski. The support element comprises an abutement zone and is adapted to be engaged between the transverse bit and the zone. The binding further comprises a moveable latch adapted to exert a force for forcing the support zone against the abutement zone. A shoe or boot for attachment to a ski with a binding. The shoe or boot comprises a support zone at one end thereof and a latching element. The latching element comprises a transverse bit. The shoe or boot is adapted to be secured to the ski with a binding which comprises a latch and a support element. The latching element is spaced from a support zone provided on the shoe or boot. The space provided is adapted to fit over the support element whereby the support zone and the abutement are pressed to rigidly mate against one another.

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Georges P Salomon