Anton F Wilson, Age 791 Glengary Ln, Croton On Hudson, NY 10520

6857653, Feb 22, 2005

Oct 31, 2002

10/286643

Anton F. Wilson - Incline Village NV, US

A63C005/04

280602, 280608, 280609

A snow glider is provided having a design that facilitates gliding through snow rather than skidding. The snow glider has an extremely narrow waist width combined with an elevated binding assembly to promote positive engagement with a skiing surface during use. The glider body waist is between 25-44 mm at its narrowest point. A further embodiment of the snow glider ski has secondary edges for effecting multiple, changeable turning radii in a single ski.

7073810, Jul 11, 2006

Jun 25, 2003

10/603248

Anton F. Wilson - Incline Village NV, US

A63C 5/04

280609, 280608, 280601, 280607

A snow ski has at least one channel formed in the running surface to expose the inner sides of the ski edges for translating the force exerted by the ski during a turn and creating positive engagement with the skiing surface. The channel may extend the length of the ski or only a portion thereof. The channel forms edge tips on the ski edges where the inner sides are exposed. The edge tips may have different shapes to improve the bite on the skiing surface.

2007018, Aug 9, 2007

Jan 22, 2007

11/625753

Anton Wilson - Croton On Hudson NY, US

A63C 5/07

280602000

Suspension systems are provided for skis. In some implementations, the suspension system includes a spring-like element and a support structure configured to attach one end of the spring-like element to the central half of the longitudinal running length of a ski body. The spring-like element is configured so that the opposite end of the spring-like element contacts the ski body at a contact point on the front-most or rear-most fifth of the longitudinal running length of the ski body, and applies a downward force at the contact point such that the degree of free camber of the ski is increased relative to the natural free camber of the ski body without the suspension system attached.

2010003, Feb 18, 2010

Oct 26, 2009

12/605696

Anton F. Wilson - Croton On Hudson NY, US

ANTON DYNAMICS, INC. - Croton On Hudson NY

A63C 5/07

280602

Suspension systems are provided for skis. In some implementations, the suspension system includes a spring-like element and a support structure configured to attach one end of the spring-like element to the central half of the longitudinal running length of a ski body. The spring-like element is configured so that the opposite end of the spring-like element contacts the ski body at a contact point on the front-most or rear-most fifth of the longitudinal running length of the ski body, and applies a downward force at the contact point such that the degree of free camber of the ski is increased relative to the natural free camber of the ski body without the suspension system attached.

5208675, May 4, 1993

Jul 15, 1991

7/730076

Anton Wilson - White Plains NY
Jeffrey P. Crouch - Terryville CT

Anton/Bauer, Inc. - Shelton CT

H04N 530

358209

A video camera comprises a video camera body and a light module. Structure is provided, integral with the video camera body, for selectively positioning the light module. The light module can be removably connected to the video camera body.

2018036, Dec 27, 2018

Apr 19, 2018

15/957503

Anton F. Wilson - Croton on Hudson NY, US

A63C 5/07
A63C 9/00
A63C 5/075
A63C 5/048
A63C 5/052
A63C 5/04

A ski for use on ice or snow is disclosed. The ski includes a ski body having a tip portion, a tail portion, and a longitudinal running length extending between the tip portion and the tail portion and a substantially flat bottom surface for sliding on snow or ice. The ski also includes a suspension system comprised of a substantially rigid support structure secured to the longitudinally central region of the said ski body at two attachment locations separated by a distance of at least 5 inches along the longitudinal axis of the ski body, and at least one resilient element configured to exert an opposing force between the support structure and the ski body in the area between the two attachment locations.

2017004, Feb 16, 2017

Jun 20, 2016

15/187453

Anton F. Wilson - Croton on Hudson NY, US

A63C 5/07
A63C 5/052
A63C 5/075
A63C 9/00
A63C 5/04
A63C 5/048

A ski for use on ice or snow is disclosed. The ski includes a ski body having a tip portion, a tail portion, and a longitudinal running length extending between the tip portion and the tail portion and a substantially flat bottom surface for sliding on snow or ice. The ski also includes a suspension system comprised of a substantially rigid support structure secured to the longitudinally central region of the said ski body at two attachment locations separated by a distance of at least 5 inches along the longitudinal axis of the ski body, and at least one resilient element configured to exert an opposing force between the support structure and the ski body in the area between the two attachment locations.

2014031, Oct 23, 2014

Jun 27, 2014

14/318183

Anton F. Wilson - Croton-on-Hudson NY, US

A63C 5/06

280602

Suspension systems are provided for skis. In some implementations, the suspension system includes a spring-like element and a support structure configured to attach one end of the spring-like element to the central half of the longitudinal running length of a ski body. The spring-like element is configured so that the opposite end of the spring-like element contacts the ski body at a contact point on the front-most or rear-most fifth of the longitudinal running length of the ski body, and applies a downward force at the contact point such that the degree of free camber of the ski is increased relative to the natural free camber of the ski body without the suspension system attached.