(57) The invention relates to a skate, substantially comprising a gliding element, a skate
body and a shoe, which includes as part of the skate body a tubular part from fibre-reinforced
matrix material, into which the gliding element is fitted, characterized in that the
tubular part is constructed in such a way that its coefficient of thermal extension
in the longitudinal direction of the gliding element virtually equals that of the
gliding element, by the use of continuous fibres having a coefficient of extension
below zero with matrix material having a coefficient of extension above zero, the
fibres being present in the matrix material in at least two directions. Because the
coefficients of thermal extension of tubular part and gliding element are equal, no
shear stresses occur.
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