| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 280110204 | With brake | 23 |
| 20100109266 | RECREATIONAL AND SPORTING DEVICE FOR MOVEMENT OVER GROUND - The present invention relates to a recreational and sporting device ( | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100289230 | SINGLE FOOT SKATE - A skate comprising a frame, a plurality of wheels rotatably coupled to the frame and configured to effect rolling motion of the skate across a reaction surface; a foot support coupled to the frame, and including an operative foot support surface configured for supporting a skater's first foot, wherein the operative foot support surface includes a longitudinal axis, a foot coupling unit coupled to the frame, and configured for coupling a skater's first foot to the operative foot support surface, and a foot rest extending from the frame, and including an operative foot rest support surface configured for supporting the skater's second foot when the skater's first foot is supported by and coupled to the operative foot support surface; wherein the operative foot rest support surface includes a minimum linear width of at least 30 millimetres and also includes a maximum linear width of less than 45 millimetres, and wherein each of the minimum width and the maximum width is measured along a plane to which the longitudinal axis is normal. | 11-18-2010 |
| 20100295260 | ROLLER SKATE AND SKATE BOARD - A roller skate or skate board that has a steering and shock absorbing suspension for the wheels ( | 11-25-2010 |
| 20130147138 | TRANSPORTATION DEVICE WITH PIVOTING AXLE - Devices and methods of transport are disclosed. Various embodiments include structural aspects related to steering and changing the direction of conveyances including features which utilize leaning or shifting of weight as part of turning. | 06-13-2013 |
| 20130334779 | INLINE SKATES TRAINING DEVICE - A training device for inline roller skates includes a training wheel bracket, a training wheel mounted upon the bracket, and means for adjustably mounting the device upon the inline skate. The training wheel is adapted to engage upon the travel surface to compensate for any unbalance of the trainee and to enable the trainee to travel, in a desired direction. The training wheel is adapted to provide a braking action to the roller wheels if the trainee loses balance or the trainee's ankle collapses. The training device serves the dual purpose of providing a means of balancing the skater as well as slowing and braking the forward movement of the skater to control and limit the speed of the skater. | 12-19-2013 |
| 280110206 | Brake includes roller engageable with skating surface | 3 |
| 20100314845 | SKATE BRAKE - A brake assembly for a skate of the type having parallel rails connected to the bottom of a boot. The skate brake bracket for mounting outside the rails and a brake wheel mounted to the skate brake bracket. The tension of the brake wheel may be adjusted. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20140265177 | IN-LINE SKATE BRAKING DEVICE - A braking device is provided for an in-line skate where the braking device selectively alters the motion of the in-line skate depending upon the angulation of the in-line skate relative to a surface. As a user angulates or tilts the in-line skate, the braking device increasingly engages the surface to provide a braking force to alter the motion of the in-line skate. | 09-18-2014 |
| 20150343299 | IN-LINE SKATE BRAKING DEVICE - A braking device is provided for an in-line skate where the braking device selectively alters the motion of the in-line skate depending upon the angulation of the in-line skate relative to a surface. As a user angulates or tilts the in-line skate, the braking device increasingly engages the surface to provide a braking force to alter the motion of the in-line skate. | 12-03-2015 |
| 280110207 | Brake element rigidly attached to skate frame | 5 |
| 20110109053 | Rollerski or Skate with Braking System and Method for Braking Said Sports Item - The invention concerns a braking device ( | 05-12-2011 |
| 20140367932 | IN-LINE ROLLER SKATE - An in-line roller skate has a boot for accommodating a person's foot, a frame connected to the boot, and at least two wheels connected to the frame at a mutual distance in the skating direction for rideable support of the boot. The frame has a first frame portion and a second frame portion, wherein at least one wheel is connected to each frame portion and wherein the first frame portion and the second frame portion are mutually movable between a riding position and a braking position. | 12-18-2014 |
| 20160038824 | IN-LINE WHEEL CHASSIS ASSEMBLY - The invention provides an in-line wheel chassis assembly having three or more wheels mounted in an in-line (tandem) arrangement for rotation in a common vertical plane, such that the chassis assembly is configured to (i) facilitate independent vertical movement of at least two of the three or more wheels mounted on the chassis and (ii) distribute across the mounted wheels, total impact and displacement occurring responsive to encountering an obstacle, thereby staggering transmission of the impact and displacement to any surface to which the chassis is mounted. The invention additionally provides a method for manufacturing the in-line wheel chassis assembly, and an in-line skate comprising the in-line wheel chassis assembly. | 02-11-2016 |
| 280110208 | Brake element engageable with skating surface | 2 |
| 280110209 | Element attached to front end of skate | 2 |
| 20140054869 | SKATE SOLE ASSEMBLY - A skate sole assembly has a boot bracket, a frame, two cushioning bearings and two axles. The frame is mounted under the boot bracket and has an arcuate plate and two outer supporting arms. The arcuate plate has two inner supporting arms corresponding to the outer supporting arms. The cushioning bearings are embedded respectively in connecting ends of the outer supporting arms and respectively receive connecting ends of the inner supporting arms. Each axle is rotatably mounted through the connecting end of one inner supporting arm, the connecting end of one outer supporting arm and one cushioning bearing. The frame is made of rigid material to stabilize the motion of a user wearing skates which are assembled from the skate sole assemblies. The cushioning bearings provide a cushioning effect. | 02-27-2014 |
| 20140084557 | BALL PICK - A specially formed ball shaped disc 40 to 50 mm in diameter to be utilized on the PIC® inline skate, U.S. Pat. No. 5,738,360, to allow for extreme jumps, spins, and footwork moves in the sport of inline figure skating. The ball pick disc is made of molded rubber or synthetic material. The purpose of the ball pick is to provide extreme deep edges for enhanced spins, jumps, and footwork common in the sport of inline figure skating while protecting the skate frame from scraping. The ball shape is slotted to fit around the frame thus protecting the frame from scraping and allows the skater to achieve extremely deep edges. The ball shape provides 180 degrees of surface allowing the skater unlimited toe-in angles. The configuration of the disc allows the ball pick to be reversed to extend wear. | 03-27-2014 |
| 280110211 | Brake element movably mounted to skate frame | 10 |
| 20100264611 | Roller Skate - The invention relates to a roller skate ( | 10-21-2010 |
| 20130207357 | IN-LINE ROLLER SKATE - An in-line roller skate has a boot for accommodating a person's foot, a frame connected to the boot, and at least two wheels connected to the frame at a mutual distance in the skating direction for rideable support of the boot. The frame has a first frame portion and a second frame portion, wherein at least one wheel is connected to each frame portion and wherein the first frame portion and the second frame portion are mutually movable between a riding position and a braking position. | 08-15-2013 |
| 280110214 | Leg operated brake controller | 5 |
| 20090134589 | Roller ski - In-one aspect, a leg activated brake for a foot supporting rolling device, such as a roller ski. Roller skis generally have one wheel mounted to each end of the foot supporting frame which houses a ski binding for the skier's boot. The brake system mounts to the frame of the roller ski and when the brake is activated by the leg, the brake applies frictional force to the rear wheel to stop the roller ski. | 05-28-2009 |
| 20090322044 | ROLLER SKATE - A roller skate has a body, a brake and a sole adjusting device. The body has a front bracket, a rear bracket and a holding frame. The brake is connected to the body and has an operating device and a braking device. The operating device is connected pivotally to the body and has a mounting frame, a connecting frame and a pressing arm. The braking device is connected to the rear brake below the pressing arm and has a clamping frame and an abutting frame. The clamping frame is connected to the body. The abutting frame is connected to the rear bracket above the clamping frame. The sole adjusting frame is connected to the body and has a baseplate, a front adjusting panel and two rear adjusting panels. The baseplate is mounted on body. The adjusting panels are mounted movably on the baseplate. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20130020773 | ROLLER SKATE - A roller skate having enhanced durability and stability is disclosed. The skate includes a platform for supporting a skater's foot. The platform includes a toe plate and heel plate connected by an adjustable connecting assembly. A front truck is affixed to the underside of the toe plate, while a rear truck is affixed to the underside of the heel plate. The front truck includes simple bracket arms for affixing a single front wheel which is capable of rotating, but not capable of tilting about the platform's longitudinal axis. Meanwhile, the rear wheel truck is mounted to the underside of the heel plate so as to permit both tilting movement about an inclined longitudinal axis, and also rotation about a transverse axis relative to the roller skate's platform. Preferably, the roller skate includes three wheels rotatably mounted to the rear wheel truck. | 01-24-2013 |
| 20130200580 | SKATE BRAKE - The present invention is a friction brake that may be designed to work with either inline or quad skates. The invention is adjustable and/or can be made specifically to fit virtually any skate of a skater. The invention is preferably comprised of a cuff, one or more compression members, brake frame, brake pad, primary tension member, second tension member, and third tension member. Although the present invention does not have to include all of the tension members, the invention works best when all of the tension members are present. | 08-08-2013 |
| 20130277924 | BRAKING MECHANISM FOR ROLLER SKATES - A roller skate device, including: at least one skate wheel. A cradle including a control wire. And a lever system coupled to the control wire, the lever system including at least one brake wheel that applies a braking force to the at least one skate wheel based on the motion of the cradle translated through the control wire. | 10-24-2013 |
| 280110215 | Brake element pivotally mounted | 3 |
| 20080238007 | inline skate with a braking system - An inline skate with a braking system has a boot and a braking assembly. The boot has a bottom, a rear end and rollers. The rollers are rotatably mounted on the bottom of the boot. The braking assembly is pivotally mounted on the bottom near the rear end of the boot. When the braking assembly abuts the ground, the braking assembly pivots toward the rollers of the boot to stop the rotation of the rollers of the boot so that the ground does not have a trace of the stain. The total length of a combination of the boot and the braking assembly can be short so that a skater has a smooth movement when the skater is skating and the inline skate has better control. The inline skate with shorter length has a neat appearance. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20110115174 | Roller skate - A roller skate having enhanced durability and stability is disclosed. Furthermore, the roller skate is particularly adapted for affixing to a person's footwear, such as sneakers, boots or the like. The skate includes a platform for supporting a skater's foot. The platform includes a toe plate and heel plate connected by an adjustable connecting assembly. A front truck is affixed to the underside of the toe plate, while a rear truck is affixed to the underside of the heel plate. The front truck includes simple bracket arms for affixing a single front wheel which is capable of rotating, but not capable of tilting about the platform's longitudinal axis. Meanwhile, the rear wheel truck is mounted to the underside of the heel plate so as to permit both tilting movement about an inclined longitudinal axis, and also rotation about a transverse axis relative to the roller skate's platform. Preferably, the roller skate includes three wheels rotatably mounted to the rear wheel truck. A button projects upwardly from the roller skate's heel plate so as to engage a skater's heel when it is placed upon the roller skate's platform. The button is connected to the roller skate's connecting assembly so that depression of the button causes the platform to unlock from an extending condition to allow the skate to automatically contract to capture a skater's foot. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20130075987 | SKATE BRAKING SYSTEM - An improved braking system is disclosed in which a pair of conical braking members engage a pair of skate wheels through vertical movement of a pushrod that is actuated by movement of the skater's foot within a cuff. The braking members are separated by a spring disposed on an axel to maintain the braking members in optimal braking position. The braking members are serrated to promote frictional contact with the wheels, and a disk is positioned on the axel to act as a clutch to control the braking force. | 03-28-2013 |
