[특허]Snowboard binding and boot

The Burton Corporation

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Snowboard binding and boot

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국가/구분	United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)	A63C-010/02 A63C-010/10 A43B-005/04
출원번호	US-0542131 (2014-11-14)
등록번호	US-9149711 (2015-10-06)
발명자 / 주소	Kavarsky, Jr., Raymond Robert Doyle, Christopher M. Keller, Scott T.
출원인 / 주소	The Burton Corporation
대리인 / 주소	Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.
인용정보	피인용 횟수 : 1 인용 특허 : 216

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A snowboard boot and binding system is disclosed which facilitates the engagement and disengagement of a snowboard boot and binding. The snowboard boot may include a boot engagement member extending from a rear of the boot. The boot engagement member is moved downwardly into a corresponding binding engagement member to provide an arrangement which prevents forward movement of the boot. The boot engagement member also may include one or more serrations to engage with one or more pawls on the binding to prevent upward movement of the boot. A snap-in arrangement may be provided in a boot toe region. The boot has protrusions extending outwardly from each side of the boot to engage with catches on the binding sidewalls. As the boot is pressed downwardly into the binding, the protrusions splay the catches until reaching recesses, at which point the catches rebound to capture the protrusions against upward movement.

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1. An apparatus comprising: a snowboard boot having a cleat located on a backstay region of the boot, the cleat at least partially securing the snowboard boot to a snowboard binding, the cleat forming a T-shape in a cross section taken perpendicular to a heel-calf direction of the cleat, the T-shape of the cleat configured to be received in the binding to limit forward movement of the boot; whereinwhen the boot is secured to the binding, the cleat contacts the binding to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding, and the cleat is prevented from upward movement out of the binding; andwhile the cleat is prevented from upward movement out of the binding, the cleat is able to contact the binding to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding in either of two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding in an up-down direction. 2. An apparatus as in claim 1, wherein the cleat includes a first engagement surface engageable with a binding engagement member on the snowboard binding to resist upward movement of the snowboard boot when the cleat is attached to the snowboard boot and is engaged with the snowboard binding. 3. An apparatus as in claim 2, in combination with the snowboard binding, wherein the first engagement surface comprises a serration, and the binding engagement element comprises a pawl. 4. An apparatus as in claim 1, wherein the cleat forms a T-shape in a cross section taken perpendicular to the heel-calf direction of the cleat along a majority of the length of the cleat. 5. An apparatus as in claim 1, in combination with the snowboard binding, wherein the binding includes a slot into which the cleat is inserted wherein a portion of the T-shape of the cross section of the cleat prevents forward movement of the boot within the binding. 6. An apparatus as in claim 1, wherein the cleat is attached to a rearwardly-facing portion of the backstay region of the snowboard boot. 7. An apparatus as in claim 1, wherein the cleat is removably attached to the snowboard boot. 8. An apparatus comprising: a snowboard boot; anda boot engagement member coupled to the snowboard boot to at least partially secure the snowboard boot to a snowboard binding, the boot engagement member including a support coupled to and extending rearwardly away from a rearwardly-facing region of the snowboard boot, and a first forwardly-facing contact surface attached to the support to resist forward movement of the boot through contact with the binding when the snowboard boot is engaged with the snowboard binding; whereinwhen the boot is secured to the binding, the first forwardly-facing contact surface contacts the binding to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding, and the boot engagement member is prevented from upward movement out of the binding; andwhile the boot engagement member is prevented from upward movement out of the binding, the forwardly-facing surface is able to contact the binding to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding in either of two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding, in an up-down direction. 9. An apparatus as in claim 8, further comprising: a first engagement element on the boot engagement member which is engageable with a binding engagement member on the snowboard binding to resist upward movement of the snowboard boot when the snowboard boot is engaged with the snowboard binding; anda second engagement element on the boot engagement member which is engageable with a binding engagement member on the snowboard binding to resist upward movement of the snowboard boot when the snowboard boot is engaged with the snowboard binding, the second engagement element being positioned higher on the boot engagement member than the first engagement element. 10. An apparatus as in claim 9, wherein each of the first and second engagement elements comprises a serration. 11. An apparatus as in claim 9, wherein the first forwardly-facing contact surface extends from a distal end of the support member toward either a medial side or a lateral side of the boot. 12. An apparatus as in claim 9, wherein the boot engagement member is removably attached to the snowboard boot. 13. An apparatus as in claim 12, further comprising a first boot protrusion on a medial side of a toe region of the boot, and a second boot protrusion on a lateral side of a toe region of the boot. 14. An apparatus as in claim 13, in combination with the snowboard binding, wherein the binding includes a first catch to capture the first boot protrusion, and a second catch to capture the second boot protrusion, wherein an engagement of the first and second boot protrusions with the first and second catches, respectively, prevents upward movement of the toe region of the boot, and does not prevent forward movement of the toe region of the boot. 15. An apparatus as in claim 9, further comprising a second forwardly-facing contact surface attached to the support to resist forward movement of the boot through contact with the binding when the snowboard boot and is engaged with the snowboard binding, each of the first forwardly-facing surface and the second forwardly-facing surface being elongated in an up-down direction, wherein: the first elongated forwardly-facing contact surface extends in a lateral direction away from the support, and the second elongated forwardly-facing contact surface extends in a medial direction away from the support. 16. An apparatus as in claim 15, wherein the support and the first and second elongated forwardly-facing surfaces form a T-shape in a horizontal cross section. 17. An apparatus as in claim 16, wherein the support and the first and second elongated forwardly-facing surfaces form a T-shape in a horizontal cross section along substantially the entire length of the support. 18. An apparatus as in claim 9, wherein the support is elongated in an up-down direction. 19. An apparatus as in claim 8, wherein the support is coupled to and extends rearwardly away from a backstay of the boot. 20. An apparatus comprising: a snowboard boot;a boot engagement member to at least partially secure the snowboard boot to a snowboard binding, the boot engagement member being located on a rearwardly-facing region of a rear of the snowboard boot, the boot engagement member including: a forwardly-facing contact surface which counteracts forward forces on the boot via contact with the binding when the boot is engaged with the snowboard binding, wherein a rearward direction force on the forwardly-facing contact surface pulls rearwardly on the boot at a location on the boot that is directly forward of an area where the forwardly-facing contact surface contacts the binding;a first engagement element on the boot engagement member which is engageable with a binding engagement member to resist upward movement of the snowboard boot when the boot engagement member is attached to the snowboard boot and is engaged with the snowboard binding; anda second engagement element on the boot engagement member which is engageable with a binding engagement member to resist upward movement of the snowboard boot when the boot engagement member is attached to the snowboard boot and is engaged with the snowboard binding, the second engagement element being positioned higher on the boot engagement member than the second interface engagement element. 21. An apparatus as in claim 20, wherein the forwardly-facing surface is elongated in an up-down direction. 22. An apparatus as in claim 20, wherein the first engagement element on the boot engagement member comprises a serration to engage a pawl, and the second engagement element on the boot engagement member comprises a serration to engage a pawl. 23. An apparatus as in claim 20, wherein the forwardly-facing contact surface is attached to a rear side of a support member, the support member being coupled to and extending rearwardly away from the rearwardly-facing region of the snowboard boot. 24. An apparatus as in claim 20, wherein the boot engagement member is attached to the snowboard boot. 25. An apparatus comprising: a snowboard boot;a cleat extending rearwardly away from a rear of the boot, the cleat including a support and a forwardly-facing surface extending transversely to the support and spaced from the rear of the boot;a binding to secure the boot to a snowboard, the binding having a rearwardly-facing surface located in a heel hoop region of the binding; whereinwhen the boot is secured to the binding, the forwardly-facing surface of the cleat contacts the rearwardly-facing surface of the binding to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding, and the cleat is prevented from upward movement out of the binding; andwhile the cleat is prevented from upward movement out of the binding, the forwardly-facing surface and the rearwardly facing surface are able to contact one another to limit forward movement of the boot relative to the binding in either of two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding in an up-down direction. 26. An apparatus as in claim 25, wherein at least two of the two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding are separated by at least three millimeters. 27. An apparatus as in claim 25, wherein two adjacent positions of the two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding are separated by no more than six millimeters. 28. An apparatus as in claim 25, wherein two adjacent positions of the two or more different positions of the rear of the boot relative to the rear section of the binding are separated by no more than three millimeters. 29. An apparatus as in claim 25, wherein the forwardly-facing surface is elongated in the up-down direction. 30. An apparatus as in claim 25, wherein: the binding includes a pawl; anda rearwardly-facing surface of the cleat includes at least two serrations, each serration adapted to engage the pawl.

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Chen, Chieh-an; Christensen, Rebecca; Kim, Gilwon; Jawhar, Leila; Heeb, Michael; McNeill, Jeffrey, Heel locking binding system.

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