Rollerblade, Inc.

Benetton Sportsystem Usa, Inc.

Todd Jack Olson

Alan Eugene Doop

Thomas Lee Spaulding

Lloyd G Keleny

Dirk L Cornelius

An adjustable fit in-line skate is disclosed having a rigid frame carrying a plurality of skate wheels. A boot is secured to the frame with the boot having a toe portion and a heel portion. The heel portion has a sole plate which is carried over the length of the frame. The toe portion receives the sole plate and is slidably attached to the heel portion.

Adjustable fit in-line skate

An off-road in-line skate which includes a plurality of wheels mounted to a frame of a skate where the wheels each have a diameter in the range of 40 to 60% of the length of a boot of the skate to provide a maximum wheel diameter to clear obstructions while presenting an overall wheel base length less than a maximum wheel base length which would otherwise cause tripping during cross-over skating.

Off-road in-line skate

An adjustable fit in-line skate having a rigid frame carrying a plurality of skate wheels is provided. A boot is secured to the frame with the boot having a toe portion and a heel portion. The heel portion has a sole plate which is carried over the length of the frame. The toe portion receives the sole plate and is slidably attached to the heel portion.

Skate boot

Sport boot

An in-line skate has a fastening system which includes a strap having a first end and a second end each secured to a same side of the skate. A buckle is provided for releasably securing one of the first and second ends to the side. A first fastening member is secured to the strap at a point between the first and second ends. A second fastening member is secured to the boot on a side opposite the side on which the strap ends are fastened. The first and second fastening members may be releasably joined and tensioned.

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Chanhassen, MN, United States of America

Todd Jack Olson