Abstract: Eyeglasses with legs bendable in multiple angles, comprise a main glasses leg, a secondary glasses leg, an elastic body, a slider, and a connecting member. The secondary glasses leg may be hinged on the tail of the main glasses leg in such a manner that the opening angle may be locked, so that the user can conveniently and optionally open or change the bending angle of the tail of the glasses legs, so as to achieve optimal adaption for various occasions.
Abstract: A hinge for eyeglasses includes a hinge block for attachment to a lens frame of the eyeglasses. The hinge block has an aperture and a slot extending from the aperture. A hinge pin is attached to an arm of the eyeglasses. The hinge pin is pivotally received by the aperture and has a radially extending leg that is sized and shaped to pass within the slot upon attachment of the hinge pin to the hinge block to enable quick release when desired.
Abstract: A spectacle frame includes a temple piece for attachment to a lens or fabricated upon a lens surround. An arm of the frame includes a spring bar extending from the arm and bearing against the temple piece. A hook attaches the temple piece to the arm and extends from one side of the spring bar to the other and detachably, pivotally connects the arm to the temple piece.
Abstract: A spectacle frame has a frameless lens or lens frame, an arm, a clamp that bears upon the arm and is attached hingedly to an arm mounting of the frameless lens or lens frame. The clamp enables easy removal and replacement of the arm without the need for tools.
Abstract: A pair of spectacles having a curved lens body having opposite ends, and a pair of curved left and right arms connected to the opposite ends of the body. A hinge connection at each end of the body connects the corresponding arm for pivotal movement of the arm relative to the body to enable opening and closing of the spectacles. A swivel connection associated with each arm allows the arm to be turned from a normal position to a reversed position for lying close to the body, with the arm being curved in the same direction as the body.