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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 01, 2006
Filed:
Dec. 14, 2004
Hervé Spanier, Sallanches, FR;
Fanny Caspar, Salins-les-Thermes, FR;
Claudia Stern, Valbonne, FR;
Fabrice Magoni, Voiron, FR;
Jean-paul Alussi, Sallanches, FR;
Stéphane Bernard, Sallanches, FR;
Marc Rene, Sallanches, FR;
Hervé Spanier, Sallanches, FR;
Fanny Caspar, Salins-les-Thermes, FR;
Claudia Stern, Valbonne, FR;
Fabrice Magoni, Voiron, FR;
Jean-Paul Alussi, Sallanches, FR;
Stéphane Bernard, Sallanches, FR;
Marc Rene, Sallanches, FR;
Skis Dynastar, Sallanches, FR;
Skis Rossignol S.A., Voiron, FR;
Abstract
A short ski () having a length Lof less than 110 cm, in particular for skiing by children, having a reduced-thickness region () in its central zone (), which is bounded at the front and the rear by maximum-thickness regions () each capable of holding the elements () of a safety binding, said ski having an overall flexibility (S), that is to say a flexure under deformation by a force F of 20 decanewtons applied to the upper surface of the ski midway between the two supporting points respectively lying level with the front contact line (L) and rear contact line (L), which is between: expressed in millimeters, where Lis the bearing length as defined between the front and rear contact lines and His the maximum thickness of the ski, both expressed in millimeters.