Patents Assigned to Aulei Leitner & Auer Oeg
  • Boots with step-in and step-out, e.g. sports boots, in particular ski boots
    Patent number: 7003904
    Abstract: The combination of a boot having a boot shell with a heel region and a step-in step-out aid having an elevated position and an inserted position cooperating with the boot shell, wherein the aid is at least one elongated heel wedge displaceably mounted in the heel region of the boot shell. The aid in its elevated position protrudes out of the boot shell, and in its inserted position at least partially fills the space between the boot shell and a person's heel that has been inserted into the boot shell.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 7, 2004
    Date of Patent: February 28, 2006
    Assignee: Aulei Leitner & Auer Oeg
    Inventor: Johann Leitner
  • Training shoe, in particular ski-shoe
    Patent number: 7000336
    Abstract: A sports boot, in particular a ski boot, which is capable of being connected to a sports tool, e.g. a ski, movable along the ground, wherein the center of the pad axis is located between the longitudinal axis of the sports ski and the inner edge of the ski. The axis of symmetry (S1) of the shell is rotated by an angle (?) relative to the axis of symmetry (S2) of the sole plate (2) so that the center of the heel is located between the axis of symmetry (SX) of the ski and the inner edge (Ki) of the ski.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 24, 2004
    Date of Patent: February 21, 2006
    Assignee: Aulei Leitner & Auer Oeg
    Inventor: Johann Leitner
  • Training shoe, in particular ski-shoe
    Publication number: 20050060916
    Abstract: A sports boot, in particular a ski boot, which is capable of being connected to a sports tool, e.g. a ski, movable along the ground, wherein the center of the pad axis is located between the longitudinal axis of the sports ski and the inner edge of the ski. The axis of symmetry (S1) of the shell is rotated by an angle (?) relative to the axis of symmetry (S2) of the sole plate (2) so that the center of the heel is located between the axis of symmetry (SX) of the ski and the inner edge (Ki) of the ski.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 24, 2004
    Publication date: March 24, 2005
    Applicant: AULEI LEITNER & AUER OEG
    Inventor: Johann Leitner