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Edmond, Jean-pierre

Jean-Pierre Edmond

Daniel Schmäh

Thierry Kunz

David Fernandez

Henry Nidecker

Xavier Nidecker

A device for locking a binding to a snowboard, comprising a disc, having a base attached to the snowboard and housed in an opening of a base of the binding and a lever, which is hinged to the base and pivots from an unlocking position to a locking position, wherein the base is locked in any angular position relative to an axial direction of the base of the disc, the opening of the base being provided with a shoulder; According to the invention, the lever is a locking lever, overlapping the shoulder of the opening of the base in the locking position and transmitting a clamping force onto said shoulder, exerted by a clamping means, the lever fitting into the opening of the base in the unlocking position.

Device for locking a binding to a snowboard comprising a pivoting locking lever

A snowboard binding including a baseplate, a bearing highback rotatable relative to the baseplate, a pedal to operate the bearing highback at clip-in between an opening position and a closing position and a locking element to lock the rotation of the bearing highback relative to the baseplate in closing position against the elastic return of a lever. The locking element includes two ratchet notches with the lever. The snowboard binding includes a lug that is received into a fork of the locking element with notches or of the lever to rotate the locking element with notches or the lever by unlocking the lever from one of the notches and by locking it with the other notch at clip-in.

Snowboard binding having a highback with a plurality of closed positions determined by a blocking means with a plurality of catches

A snowboard binding with a base, a bearing shell movable about a first rotary pin supported by the base, and a pedal for controlling the bearing shell from an open position to a closed position, the bearing shell including a shell bottom and two shell sides supporting the pedal. The first rotary pin is supported by the bearing shell to form a boot stop in the shell bottom in any position of the bearing shell lying between an open position and the closed position. The shell bottom can support a bearing and the base, a pin housed in the bearing to form a hinge extending along the axis of rotation of the first rotary pin. The pedal can move relative to the shell sides about a second axis of rotation and be supported by two arms.

Snowboard binding provided with a boot stop in a bottom part of a spoiler movable with respect to a base around a rotational axis

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Annemasse, France

Jean-Pierre Edmond