Abstract: A shoe including an upper having a cover with a main opening having a posterior subdivision and an anterior subdivision, and a gaiter connected to the cover. The gaiter includes a panel connected to the cover at the periphery of the posterior subdivision and to the vamp to surround the periphery of the anterior subdivision. The gaiter surrounds the ankle and covers part of the user's instep to form an upper opening. The gaiter overlaps itself, without being connected, forming a lateral or medial slit.

Abstract: An interface plate comprising for a gliding board including a body made of a first material having a first modulus of elasticity and at least one insert, affixed to the body and made of a second material having a second modulus of elasticity, wherein the second modulus of elasticity is greater than the first modulus of elasticity. The interface plate further includes a central core arranged substantially parallel to the lower surface of the body. The central core includes two opposite lateral edges and two lateral wings which extend from each respective lateral edge of the central core, towards the lower surface of the body. The central core of the insert allows at least one fastener for attaching the binding element on the plate to extend therethrough.

Abstract: Carrying article comprising a strap extending along a longitudinal direction, a pocket intended to be attached to the strap, and a first attachment connecting the pocket to the strap. The pocket is attached to the strap by the first attachment, near an attachment zone extending from a first transverse edge of the pocket, over a length between 25% and 75% of the length of the pocket. The pocket is not attached to the strap or is attached to the strap by a second adjustable attachment, near a free zone extending from a second transverse edge of the pocket, over a length of at least 25% of the length of the pocket.

Abstract: Binding for retaining a boot on a gliding board including a frame, a longitudinal stop that includes an indexer and a first actuation surface, the longitudinal stop being mounted translationally movable in relation to the frame, along a substantially vertical direction, between two configuration positions, namely, an active position for which the indexer is capable of cooperating with a complementary indexer, and an inactive position for which the indexer does not cooperate with the complementary indexer. The binding further includes an actuator that includes a first cam capable of interacting with the first actuation surface of the longitudinal stop so as to cause the translation of the longitudinal stop towards its active position. The actuator is movably mounted only in rotation in relation to the frame.

Abstract: A backpack including a pocket demarcated by a dorsal wall opposite the back of the user when the backpack is carried, and a frame partially fixed to the dorsal wall, the frame including a structural portion for shaping the dorsal wall. The frame includes an extension, connected to the structural portion, extending towards the back of the user from the structural portion, the extension being designed and arranged so as to define a support section located in the area of the lumbar zone of the user when the backpack is carried. The structural portion of the frame forms a camber such that a median portion of the structural portion is further away from the back of the user than its upper and lower ends.

Abstract: Sports shoe configured to cooperate alternately with a first binding type and a second binding type, these bindings each enabling the rotation of the shoe about a transverse axis, the shoe comprising a sole provided with: a first element for connecting with the first binding type, the first connecting element comprising a guide member, in the form of a metal bar, the guide member including a free length capable of interacting with the first binding type; and a second element for connecting with the second binding type, the second connecting element including interfaces, in an area of the front lateral and medial edges, respectively, of the sole assembly. The sports shoe further including either the first and second connecting elements forming a unitary part, or the first and second connecting elements being two separate components assembled directly to one another along a common contact surface.