Ski-boot
 A ski-boot has a lower part, receiving the foot, with an instep plate engaging over the instep of the foot, and a boot leg which, for walking, is swingable on the lower part of the boot about an axis of rotation, extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the lower part of the boot and arranged in the heel region, between a vorlage position and an approximately upright position. In order to lock the leg of the boot in the vorlage position, a locking device with a manually actuable stop lever is proposed which in the locking position, by way of a thrust bolt, wedge, eccentric or the like extending substantially perpendicularly to the instep plate, loads the instep plate and secures the leg of the boot in the vorlage position and which in the release position releases both the instep plate and the leg of the boot. 
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A43B
inventional
Bernhard
Kirsch