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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 15, 1989
Filed:
Mar. 12, 1987
Peter W Bressler, Philadelphia, PA (US);
Peter D Byar, Willingboro, NJ (US);
Benjamin J Beck, Philadelphia, PA (US);
G Gordon Fluke, Jr, Philadelphia, PA (US);
Brad Magill, Wayne, PA (US);
Gary Winig, Lafayette Hills, PA (US);
Tracy H Magill, Wayne, PA (US);
Magwin Enterprises, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (US);
Abstract
A device for transporting ski equipment includes a frame adapted for collapsed and extended orientations and having an elongated direction in the extended orientation includes first and second frame members collapsably coupled together for providing the collapsed and extended orientations of the frame. A first bracket is provided on the first frame member extending transversely to an elongated direction of the frame in the extended orientation and is adapted for receiving ends of a pair of skis. A second bracket is provided on the second frame member extending transversely to the elongated direction and has an open side for receiving the pair of skis received in the first bracket. A latch is positionable across the open side of the second bracket for closing the bracket and securing the pair of skis received in both the first and second brackets to the frame. Wheels are provided at one end for rolling the device over a surface. The device is further adapted for receiving and securing a pair of ski poles to the frame and supporting a pair of ski boots side by side on either side of the skis.