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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 16, 1986
Filed:
Feb. 16, 1984
Bettstein Lorenz, Zistersdorf, AT;
Friedrich Leichtfried, Traiskirchen, AT;
Tibor Szasz, Vienna, AT;
Heinz Wittmann, Vienna, AT;
Karl Stritzl, Vienna, AT;
TMC Corporation, Baar, CH;
Abstract
The invention relates to a safety ski binding, in particular a heel holder, comprising a sole holder, which is pivotal about a transversely extending axis on a bearing block, which sole holder is held in the downhill skiing position by a locking rocker arm which is pivotally supported on a sole holder, which locking rocker arm has on the one side a locking projection which, in the downhill skiing position, grips under a locking nose arranged on the bearing block, and on the other side is provided with a locking notch, into which is received a locking member biased by a release spring at least in the downhill skiing position, which locking member is supported in a pivotal spring housing which is movable relative to the bearing block and is, to a limited extent, movable in guideways provided therefor, whereby for the voluntary opening of the sole holder a release lever which is pivotally supported on the sole holder is provided through the operation of which the spring housing will be swung up and the locking member be removed from the locking notch, so that the locking rocker arm in this (disengaged) position is freely pivotal about its supporting axle and whereby the sole holder is loaded directly by an opening spring which urges the sole holder into the opening position.