Jiri Kalendovsky
Engineers at Crannell Dr, Boulder, CO

5829173, Nov 3, 1998

Mar 5, 1997

8/812982

Paul J. Svetlik - Denver CO
Jiri Kalendovsky - Boulder CO

A43B 504, A43B 516

36124

A climbing snowshoe assembly includes a snowshoe having a peripheral frame and decking on the frame. The peripheral frame is formed by forward and rearward members having U-shaped configurations with facing pairs of opposite open ends, and rod-shaped insert connectors slidably interfitted with the facing pairs of opposite open ends of the forward and rearward frame members to assemble the forward and rearward frame members. The decking is made of solid flexible material formed into a front pocket section and a rear sleeve section spaced from one another and removably mounted over the forward and rearward frame members. The assembly also includes a binding having a boot support base disposed within and spaced inwardly from the peripheral frame, an axle mounting and extending transversely to a front portion of the boot support base and having opposite end portions extending outwardly from opposite sides of the boot support base, and a pair of couplers connected to the opposite end portions of the axle and slidably mounted over and detachably fastened to the insert connectors between the forward and rearward frame members. The assembly further includes a crampon fixedly attached to the front portion of the boot support base of the binding assembly and disposed between the front and rear sections of the decking.

4328930, May 11, 1982

Jul 8, 1980

6/166983

Jiri Kalendovsky - Boulder CO

B65H 7502

242 55

A cover system for an outdoor swimming pool including a light-weight cover member, a composite reel member on which the cover is wound as it is removed from a covering position overlying a swimming pool to a storage condition and a pair of supporting stands to each of which one end of the reel member is journaled. The reel itself is composed of at least two tubular end sections each of which has on one end a hub member having an axle which is received in a bearing carried by each stand. The other ends are connected in abutting relation by internal expanding members disposed within the adjacent ends of the tubular members. One or more intermediate sections may be connected between the end sections by similar internal expanding members. Each stand includes a tubular member bent to substantially inverted U-shape to provide a handle member and having divergent terminals which provide two legs. A third leg is provided by a separate angled tubular member attached to the U-shaped member at the portion from which one leg diverges.