JPH0119975Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a ski caster, and particularly to a ski caster that is removably attached to the tail end of a ski.

Conventionally, for transporting skis, etc., a ski binding tool has been proposed that can bind the edge sides of skis facing each other and also fix stocks. I often carried it around instead. Also, if it is difficult to carry the skis bound in this way by hand, you can carry the skis by securing both ends of a belt, etc. to the front and back of the skis, and then hanging this belt over your shoulder. Ta.

However, the above-mentioned method of transporting skis has the disadvantage that the entire weight of the skis is applied to one hand or shoulder of the person carrying the skis, resulting in significant fatigue during a ski trip or the like. Furthermore, carrying the ski on the shoulder has the disadvantage that the tail end of the ski is worn out because the ski is carried vertically.

The object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks by providing a removable caster at the tail end of a ski, and will be described in detail below using examples.

1 to 3 are perspective views showing an embodiment of a ski caster according to the present invention, in which a caster body 1 is provided opposite to an edge E provided on the bottom side of a ski S. an L-shaped cover 4 consisting of a first cover piece 2 with a cylindrical shape and a second cover piece 3 covering the rear end of the ski S; A tongue piece 7 serving as an L-shaped arm provided in the recess 5 formed as shown in FIG. It is composed of a caster part 9. A bottomed hole 10 is formed approximately in the center of the recess 5, and a presser piece 11 is attached to the pin 12 in this hole 10.
It is rotatably provided. Side pieces 13 are provided on the upper and lower sides of the first cover piece 2 and the second cover piece 3 of the cover 4 of the caster body 1, and this cover 4 is connected to the first cover piece 2, the second cover piece 3, and the side pieces. An opening 14 is opened surrounded by the piece 13, and a clamping piece 15 is provided in the opening 14. This clamping piece 15 is provided with an adjustment part 16 that biases the clamping part 15 toward the first cover piece 2 side of the cover 4. One end of this adjustment part 16 is fixed to the clamping piece 15, and the other end is a movable part. a wire 18 fixed to 17;
Adjustment screw 19 whose tip is fixed to the movable piece 17
and a protrusion 20 into which the adjustment screw 19 is screwed. The first cover piece 2 and the clamping piece 1
Protective cushioning materials 21 and 22 are bonded to the portions that contact both surfaces of the ski S on the side facing the ski 5. Further, the wire 18 of the adjustment section 16 is connected to the side piece 1
3 and is attached to the caster body 1 side so that it can be tightened freely.

To explain the operation of the ski caster constructed as above, first, the opening 14 of the cover 4
Insert the tail end of the ski S into the adjustment part 1.
When the screws 19 of 6 are tightened, the movable piece 17 moves and the wire 18 is tightened, so that the clamping piece 15 presses the ski S, completing the installation of the caster. Next, when the tongue piece 7 of the caster part 9 provided in the recess 5 of the second cover piece 3 is fixed with the presser piece 11 and the wheels 6 of the caster part 9 are grounded on the ground, it can be used as a caster. At this time, attach the caster symmetrically to the other ski S with the edge E facing it, and place the first cover piece 2 back to back on the ski S.
Just tie them together with a binding tool. When this caster is not in use, fold the caster part 9 provided on the second cover piece 3 of the cover 4 toward the outer surface side of the first cover piece 2 as shown in FIG. The wheels 6 of the caster part 9 are inserted into the opening 14.
By inserting them into each other, the pair of casters can be combined into one as shown in FIG. At this time, if the screw 19 of one adjustment part 16 is tightened,
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As explained above, according to the ski caster according to the present invention, the first caster covering one surface side of the ski
An L-shaped cover consisting of a cover piece and a second cover piece that covers the rear end surface of the ski, a clamping piece that clamps the ski opposite to the first cover piece, and this clamping piece is attached in the direction of the ski. an adjusting section for adjusting the force, an arm attached to one side of the second cover via a hinge section so as to be rotatable from one side of the first cover to one side of the second cover, and a wheel attached to the tip side of this arm. Since it is composed of a caster part consisting of
Skis can be easily transported and fatigue during ski trips can be prevented. Moreover, the rear end surface of the ski can be protected. Furthermore, by folding the caster, it is convenient for storage when not in use, and when the caster is opened and used, the gap between the caster parts is increased, so that a highly stable caster can be obtained.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 are perspective views showing one embodiment of a ski caster according to the present invention. 2...First cover piece, 3...Second cover piece, 4
... Cover, 6 ... Wheel, 8 ... Rotating shaft (hinge part), 9 ... Caster part, 15 ... Holding piece, 16
...Adjustment department.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] an L-shaped cover consisting of a first cover piece that covers one surface of the ski and a second cover piece that covers the rear end surface of the ski; and a clamping piece that faces the first cover piece and that clamps the ski. , an adjustment section that biases the clamping piece toward the ski;
A ski caster comprising an arm rotatable in one direction of the cover and a caster part consisting of a wheel attached to the distal end of the arm.