US2005248106A1PendingUtilityA1
Skate, particularly for aggressive skating
Est. expiryMay 31, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63C 2201/02A43B 5/005A63C 17/06A43B 5/1641
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Abstract
A skate, particularly suitable for aggressive skating, comprising a frame supporting a plurality of wheels and a sports shoe, the sports shoe comprising a sole, a shell and an internal liner for accommodating the foot and/or the lower portion of the user's leg, the skate comprising also a toe plate and a heel plate, which are inserted between the frame and the rigid sole.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 12 . (canceled)
13 . A skate comprising:
a frame supporting a plurality of wheels; a sports shoe comprising a sole, which is connected to said frame, and a soft upper, which is downwardly connected to said sole, said sports shoe further comprising a shell, which is removably associated to said sole, said sports shoe further comprising an internal liner, which is removably associated to said shell, said liner accommodating the foot and/or the lower leg of the user; further comprising a toe plate and a heel plate, which are inserted between said frame and said rigid sole and are separated between them, said toe plate and said heel plate being arranged so as to co-operate with said sole for improving the sturdiness of said skate.
14 . The skate according to claim 13 , wherein a cuff is pivotally connected to said rigid shell.
15 . The skate according to claim 13 , wherein said sole is arranged so as to wrap around at least a bottom portion of said sports shoe.
16 . The skate according to claim 13 , wherein said frame and said sports shoe are connected by means of first screws, which are positioned with the head towards the ground and the shank towards the sports shoe, said first screws passing through first holes obtained on said frame.
17 . The skate according to claim 16 , wherein said first screws pass through second holes, which are obtained on said toe plate and/or said heel plate, said first screws passing also through at least a front opening and a third hole, which are provided on said sole, said first screws being connectable to counter-threaded first dead holes, which are provided at the bottom portion of said sports shoe.
18 . The skate according to claim 16 , wherein said sole, said toe plate, said heel plate and said bottom portion of said sports shoe are connected by means of second screws which pass through said toe plate and/or said heel plate and/or said sole, said second screws being connectable to counter-threaded second dead holes which are provided at the bottom portion of said sports shoe, approximately around said first dead holes.
19 . The skate according to claim 18 , wherein said first plate and said second plate comprise a plurality of axially perforated dowel pins, which project upwardly of said toe plate and said heel plate, said dowel pins passing through counter-shaped fourth holes which are provided on said sole, said second screws passing through said dowel pins.
20 . The skate according to claim 13 , wherein said soft upper comprises a first pair of flaps, on which a plurality of eyelets are arranged, said eyelets being suitable for the passage of a fastening lace.
21 . The skate according to claim 14 , wherein said cuff and said liner comprise respectively a second pair of flaps and a third pair of flaps, said second pair of flaps and said third pair of flaps being arranged, so as to be closable over each other by means of at least a fastening buckle, which is arranged transversely to said second pair of flaps.
22 . The skate according to claim 21 , wherein said soft upper comprises at least a protection strap end which is positioned over said fastening buckle for protecting said fastening buckle from wear, impacts and/or accidental openings.
23 . The skate according to claim 14 , wherein said upper is arranged so as to wrap around said shell and said cuff.
24 . The skate according to claim 14 , wherein said upper comprises at least a protection strip which projects from said upper, so as to protect said upper from wear, impacts and other accidental events.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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