Structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots

Claim 2

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, including two mutually movable parts, said device comprising at least an engagement block and an abutment detent, said engagement block being releasably lockable in a presettable position of one of said two mutually movable parts and engageable with said abutment detent, defined on the other of said two mutually movable parts.

Claim 3

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 1, wherein said engagement block is connected to one of said two mutually movable parts by releasable locking means, said releasable locking means comprising a slit having edges and a serration and a stem having engagement teeth, said slit being provided on said engagement block and having at said edges thereof said serration, wherewith said engagement teeth are engageable, said engagement teeth being rigid with said stem adapted to be passed through said elongate slit and being supported on an other of said two mutually movable parts.

Claim 4

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 2, wherein said stem has an outward end and said device further comprises pushbutton element elastic means, and a recess, said pushbutton element being provided at said outward end of said stem, said elastic means being adapted to act between said pushbutton element and said recess defined by one of said two mutually movable parts for holding said engagement teeth engaged with said serration.

Claim 5

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 1, further comprising an elastic pusher means and an abutment wing, said elastic pusher means being adapted for acting between said engagement block and said abutment wing, defined by one of said two mutually movable parts for elastically urging said engagement block against said agbutment detent with said engagement block disengaged from releasable locking means.

Claim 6

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 2, further comprising elastic means and wherein said stem is axially slidable against bias force of said elastic means for disengaging said engagement teeth from said serration.

Claim 7

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 1, wherein said engagement block is positioned on a front quarter portion of a ski boot and said abutment detent is positioned on a shell portion of said ski boot.

Claim 8

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 1, wherein said engagement block is associated with a rear portion of a ski boot quarter and said abutment detent is defined rearwardly on a shell portion of the ski boot.

Claim 9

A structure of a device for varying the inclination in ski boots, according to claim 1, wherein said engagement block is provided at an area of pivotal connection between said two mutually movable parts of a ski boot.

Claim 10

A structure of a device for varying inclination with respect to each other of two parts of a ski boot, said two parts being mutually adjustably movable in at least one direction, the device comprising: a first generally flat body portion of a first of said two mutually adjsutably movable parts, a second generally flat body portion of a second of said two mutually adjustably movable parts, said first and said second body portions overlapping each other and each having surface formations defining together a seat and opposite spaced apart abutment surfaces within said seat, a block-like detent body movable in said one direction within said seat between said opposite abutment surfaces, a push button member on one of said generally flat body portions and extending into the reach of said block-like detent body for adjustable engagement therewith in a selected relative position thereof thereby to limit relative adjustment movement in said one direction and allow limited movement in a direction opposite to said one direction.

Claim 11

A structure of a device for varying inclination with respect to each other of two parts of a ski boot, said two parts being mutually adjustably movable in at least one direction, the device comprising: a first generally flat body portion of a first of said two mutually adjsutably movable parts, a second generally flat body portion of a second of said two mutually adjustably movable parts, said first and said second body portions overlapping each other and each having surface formations defining together a seat and opposite spaced apart abutment surfaces within said seat, a block-like detent body movable in said one direction within said seat between said opposite abutment surfaces, a push button member on one of said generally flat body portions and extending into the reach of said block-like detent body for adjustable engagement therewith in a selected relative position thereof thereby to limit relative adjustment movement in said one direction and allow limited movement in a direction opposite to said one direction.

Claim 12

A device according to claim 9, wherein said block-like detent body has a longitudinal slit extending in said one direction and serration formations thereon and wherein said push button member has a stem slidable within said slit, said stem having tooth formations for releasable selected engagement with said serrations and wherein said device further comprises spring means between said block-like detent body and one of said opposite abutment surfaces to thereby bias said block-like detent body.

Claim 13

A device according to claim 10, wherein said push button member has spring means for biasing said tooth formations engagement position with said serrations.

Claim 14

A structure of a device for varying inclination with respect to each other of two parts of a ski boot, said two parts being mutually adjustably movable in at least one direction, the device comprising: a first generally flat body portion of a first of said two mutually adjsutably movable parts, a second generally flat body portion of a second of said two mutually adjustably movable parts, said first and said second body portions overlapping each other and each having surface formations defining together a seat and opposite spaced apart abutment surfaces within said seat, a block-like detent body movable in said one direction within said seat between said opposite abutment surfaces, said block-like detent body having a longitudinal slit extending in said one direction and serration formations thereon, spring means within said seat and biasing said block-like detent body, a push button member on one of said generally flat body portions, said p ush button having a stem with tooth formations thereon, said stem extending slidably through said slit for removable engagement with said serrations for adjustable engagement therewith in a selected relative position thereof thereby to limit relative adjustment movement in said one direction and allow limited movement in a direction opposite to said one direction.

Claim 15

A structure of a device for varying inclination with respect to each other of two parts of a ski boot, said two parts being mutually adjustably movable in at least one direction, the device comprising: a first generally flat body portion of a first of said two mutually adjsutably movable parts, a second generally flat body portion of a second of said two mutually adjustably movable parts, said first and said second body portions overlapping each other and each having surface formations defining together a seat and opposite spaced apart abutment surfaces within said seat, a block-like detent body movable in said one direction within said seat between said opposite abutment surfaces, said block-like detent body having a longitudinal slit extending in said one direction and serration formations thereon, spring means within said seat and biasing said block-like detent body, a push button member on one of said generally flat body portions, said p ush button having a stem with tooth formations thereon, said stem extending slidably through said slit for removable engagement with said serrations for adjustable engagement therewith in a selected relative position thereof thereby to limit relative adjustment movement in said one direction and allow limited movement in a direction opposite to said one direction.