| 摘要 |
A rotatable snowboard boot binding anchor apparatus consisting of a base disc component with peripherally positioned screw holes and centrally positioned circularly and elliptically shaped anchoring holes for anchoring the apparatus to a snowboard and reservoirs located therein for receipt of a pair of latch plates, which base disc component supports, resting upon it, a rotatable top plate with a spring loaded pull-pin located in housing affixed to the top side of the top plate which pull-pin is insertable into holes within the latch plates and which top plate with centrally located circularly and elliptically shaped mounting holes to facilitate, together with mounting insert units press fitted to such centrally located mounting holes, an anchoring to the top plate, of a boot binding; together with a top locking ring with peripherally positioned screw holes, to, with screws, be affixed to the base disc component while circumscribing and accordingly holding the top plate, with a pull-strap component leashable to a person's leg being attached to a ring affixed atop the pull-pin.
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