T.m.c., Inc.

Robert Taucher

Alfred Winter

Klaus Kruschik

Gerhard Nowak

Hans P Morbitzer

A release ski binding has a sole plate which is pivotal in its central region about an approximately vertical axis and is tiltable up about a transverse axis which is arranged in front of the vertical axis, which sole plate is held in the skiing position by a resilient holding mechanism which, during a release, effects an opening of the jaws which hold the ski show on the ski. In order to bring about a simple structural design of the binding, the holding mechanism has associated with it a spring housing which is movably supported on the sole plate, the spring of which spring housing urges a locking member for the jaws into the clamping position. The locking member is arranged on the sole plate.

Release ski binding

A release ski binding having a sole plate which is pivotal in its central region about a generally vertical axis and can be forwardly pivoted about a transverse axle which is arranged in front of the vertical axle, which sole plate is held in the skiing position by a resilient holding mechanism which, during a release, effects an opening of the elements which hold the ski shoe to the ski. In order to create a simple and reliable construction of the binding, a stepping bar, which is under the influence of an erecting spring, is supported on the sole plate, which stepping bar during a stepping down procedure, moves the elements into the ski boot clamping position.

A release ski binding having a sole plate which in its center area can be pivoted about an approximately vertical axis and can be tilted up about a transverse axis arranged in front of the vertical axis, which sole plate is held on the ski in the skiing position by a resilient holding mechanism, which holding mechanism is responsive to a swivelling movement of the sole plate relative to the ski and, upon reaching a predetermined angle of traverse, effects both an upwardly and also a side opening of a locking mechanism which secures the shoe on the sole plate, and which locking mechanism consists of at least one heel holder pivotal about a transversely extending axis.

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Podersdorf, Austria

Robert Taucher