Patents by Inventor Hannes Kogler
Hannes Kogler has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11364430Abstract: A cross-country skiing kit with a cross-country ski binding and with a cross-country ski boot, wherein the crosscountry ski binding, for articulated connection of a cross-country ski boot to a cross-country ski, is provided with a substantially unyielding binding main body which has a stand surface for a sole of the cross-country ski boot, with a holder device which has a seat for pivotable arrangement of the cross-country ski boot about a pivot axis extending in the transverse direction of the binding main body, with an elastically deformable resetting element for resetting the cross-country ski boot from an upwardly pivoted position in the direction of the stand surface of the binding main body, wherein at least one substantially unyielding elevation is provided on the stand surface of the binding main body, to the rear of the pivot axis in the longitudinal direction of the binding main body, with which elevation the sole of the cross-country ski boot in its unloaded state is arranged at a distance from theType: GrantFiled: December 19, 2017Date of Patent: June 21, 2022Assignee: FISCHER SPORTS GMBHInventors: Hannes Kogler, Nicolas Fellin
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Publication number: 20210362034Abstract: A cross-country skiing kit with a cross-country ski binding and with a cross-country ski boot, wherein the crosscountry ski binding, for articulated connection of a cross-country ski boot to a cross-country ski, is provided with a substantially unyielding binding main body which has a stand surface for a sole of the cross-country ski boot, with a holder device which has a seat for pivotable arrangement of the cross-country ski boot about a pivot axis extending in the transverse direction of the binding main body, with an elastically deformable resetting element for resetting the cross-country ski boot from an upwardly pivoted position in the direction of the stand surface of the binding main body, wherein at least one substantially unyielding elevation is provided on the stand surface of the binding main body, to the rear of the pivot axis in the longitudinal direction of the binding main body, with which elevation the sole of the cross-country ski boot in its unloaded state is arranged at a distance from theType: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2017Publication date: November 25, 2021Inventors: Hannes KOGLER, Nicolas FELLIN
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Patent number: 11020650Abstract: The invention relates to a cross-country or ski touring binding for connecting a boot to a ski in an articulated manner, comprising a binding base body with a standing surface for a sole of the boot and a ski contact surface for at least indirect contact with the ski. The binding has a holding device comprising a receiving element which allows the boot to and a holding element for holding the boot on the receiving element. The holding element moves between a closed position holding the boot on the receiving element and an open position releasing the boot. The binding also has an actuating element with a rotating handle for switching the holding element from the closed to the open position, comprising a substantially disk-shaped, eccentrically mounted force-transmission element received in a recess of the holding element.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2017Date of Patent: June 1, 2021Assignee: FISCHER SPORTS GMBHInventors: Nicolas Fellin, Hannes Kogler
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Publication number: 20190381388Abstract: The invention relates to a cross-country or ski touring binding for connecting a boot to a ski in an articulated manner, comprising a binding base body with a standing surface for a sole of the boot and a ski contact surface for at least indirect contact with the ski. The binding has a holding device comprising a receiving element which allows the boot to and a holding element for holding the boot on the receiving element. The holding element moves between a closed position holding the boot on the receiving element and an open position releasing the boot. The binding also has an actuating element with a rotating handle for switching the holding element from the closed to the open position, comprising a substantially disk-shaped, eccentrically mounted force-transmission element received in a recess of the holding element.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2017Publication date: December 19, 2019Inventors: Nicolas FELLIN, Hannes KOGLER
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Patent number: 9050521Abstract: A cross-country ski includes a cross-country ski having a central area for receiving a ski binding device for fixing a ski boot to the ski. The fixing area includes a space for receiving the binding device and a top bearing surface of the ski which is applied to at least one side of the space for receiving the binding device and on which the boot is directly connectable when the user applies a pressure force.Type: GrantFiled: September 1, 2004Date of Patent: June 9, 2015Assignees: Salomon S.A.S., FISCHER GESELLSCHAFT GMBHInventors: François Girard, François Dufournet, Alois Pieber, Johann Hubinger, Hannes Kogler
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Patent number: 7922188Abstract: A configuration contains a ski binding and a ski boot, whereby a sole of the boot is connected to the ski binding by a maintaining element and performs a rolling off movement when the heel is lifted. The maintaining element contains at least three fixed points, whereby at least one fixed point acts as a rotational point in the region of the ski when the ski boot is lifted, at least one second point is connected to the sole of the boot in the ball region, and at least one third point is provided in the region of the tip of the sole in order to couple the ski binding to the ski boot.Type: GrantFiled: May 31, 2006Date of Patent: April 12, 2011Assignee: Fischer Sports GmbHInventors: Hannes Kogler, Manfred Grünbart, Alois Pieber
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Publication number: 20080272577Abstract: A configuration contains a ski binding and a ski boot, whereby a sole of the boot is connected to the ski binding by a maintaining element and performs a rolling off movement when the heel is lifted. The maintaining element contains at least three fixed points, whereby at least one fixed point acts as a rotational point in the region of the ski when the ski boot is lifted, at least one second point is connected to the sole of the boot in the ball region, and at least one third point is provided in the region of the tip of the sole in order to couple the ski binding to the ski boot.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2006Publication date: November 6, 2008Applicant: FISCHER SPORTS GMBHInventors: Hannes Kogler, Manfred Grunbart, Alois Pieber
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Publication number: 20070040357Abstract: A cross-country ski includes a cross-country ski having a central area for receiving a ski binding device for fixing a ski boot to the ski. The fixing area includes a space for receiving the binding device and a top bearing surface of the ski which is applied to at least one side of the space for receiving the binding device and on which the boot is directly connectable when the user applies a pressure force.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 1, 2004Publication date: February 22, 2007Inventors: Francois Girard, Francois Difournet, Alois Pieber, Johann Hubinger, Hannes Kogler
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Patent number: 7097194Abstract: A ski binding, in particular for cross-country skiing, having a sliding element displaceable in the running direction, as well as at least two spring-loaded latching pins movable transversely to the running direction for latching engagement in corresponding fittings in the tip region of the ski boot. Each of the two latching pins is carried by a spring-loaded molded part, the molded parts being oppositely arranged relative to one another and guided in links of the sliding element.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2003Date of Patent: August 29, 2006Assignee: Fischer Gesellschaft mbHInventor: Hannes Kogler
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Patent number: 6957827Abstract: A ski binding for cross-country skis and touring skis with a step-in mechanism. The ski binding has two pressure-spring-loaded retention bolts located in the toe region and extending substantially transversely to the running direction and having a rounding at their outer ends. The retention bolts engage in openings of the boot sole or of parts of the latter and can be brought out of the snapped-in position by a releasing mechanism, wherein the rounding of the retention bolt is to lie above that plane which extends through the longitudinal axis of the bolt and in the snapped-in state, parallel to the ski upper side.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2003Date of Patent: October 25, 2005Assignee: Fischer Gesselschaft m.b.H.Inventor: Hannes Kogler
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Publication number: 20050167949Abstract: A ski binding, in particular for cross-country skiing, comprising a sliding element (142) displaceable in the running direction, as well as at least two spring-loaded pins (101) movable in transverse direction for latching engagement in corresponding fittings in the tip region of the ski boot (step-in mechanism), wherein each of the two latching pins (101) is carried by a spring-loaded molded part (109) and the oppositely arranged molded parts (109) are guided in links of the sliding element (142).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2003Publication date: August 4, 2005Inventor: Hannes Kogler
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Publication number: 20040140647Abstract: A ski binding for cross-country skis and touring skis with a step-in mechanism. The ski binding has two pressure-spring-loaded retention bolts located in the toe region and extending substantially transversely to the running direction and having a rounding at their outer ends. The retention bolts engage in openings of the boot sole or of parts of the latter and can be brought out of the snapped-in position by a releasing mechanism, wherein the rounding of the retention bolt is to lie above that plane which extends through the longitudinal axis of the bolt and in the snapped-in state, parallel to the ski upper side.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2003Publication date: July 22, 2004Inventor: Hannes Kogler