Abstract: A goggle includes a frame, a lens, and a roll-off system. The frame has a first lateral end and an opposing second lateral end. The frame defines a lens cavity. The lens is disposed within the lens cavity of the frame. The roll-off system includes a first canister, a second canister, and an actuator mechanism. The first canister is at least partially integrally formed with the first lateral end of the frame. The first canister defines a first interior cavity configured to store a roll of film. The second canister is at least partially integrally formed with the opposing second lateral end of the frame. The second canister defines a second interior cavity configured to receive a strip of film from the roll of film. The actuator mechanism is configured to facilitate selectively dispensing the strip of film from the first canister across the lens to the second canister.

Abstract: A chinstrap harness for a safety helmet, the chinstrap harness comprising first and second elongate side sections of flexible material (12a, 12b, 12c), each side section having a first end and an opposing second end, wherein said first end comprises means (3a, 3b) to connect said chinstrap harness to a safety helmet, and the opposing second end of each side section includes means (1) for releasably coupling said side sections adjacent a user's face.

Abstract: A goggle for use in snowsports comprises a body (14) and a detachable lens assembly (12), magnets or magnetic elements being provided on the lens assembly (12) and magnets or magnetic elements being provided in corresponding positions on the body (14), for detachably holding the lens assembly (12) to the body (14), at least one tongue (34) extending from the rear surface (36) of the lens assembly (12) on each lateral side (18, 54) of the lens assembly (12), each tongue (34) extending in a direction substantially behind the lens assembly (12), into the body (14) when the lens assembly (12) is fitted to the body (14), and an aperture (42, 66) extending through each tongue (34), and at least one moveable clip (72) being provided on each lateral side (18, 54) of the body (14), each clip (72) being movable between a released position and an engaged position, each clip (72) including a retaining finger (82) which in the engaged position passes into the aperture (42, 66) in the tongue (34), preventing detachment of

Abstract: A flame resistant shirt includes an outer layer that has a main body portion and a pair of sleeves. The main body portion terminates in a bottom edge. The flame resistant shirt also includes an inner curtain that is coupled to an inner surface of the main body portion and has a top edge and an opposing bottom edge. The top edge of the inner curtain is located at a waist region of the main body portion and the inner curtain extends downwardly therefrom and the bottom edge of the inner curtain is disposed above the bottom edge of the main body portion. The inner curtain is intended to be tucked into a bottom garment, while the outer layer is intended to be worn untucked.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides generally for a particle guard system and apparatus. The system may comprise temples, shield, and nose bridge. A particle guard may prevent or limit aspiration from entering the user's external environment via shield that covers the nose and mouth. The particle guard may comprise interchangeable components for personalization and various utility. The temples and the nose bridge may be available in various colors and styles for customization of the particle guard. The particle guard may possess attachments for various utility. Temples may comprise integrated attachments. For example, temples may contain a wireless signal device for external communication. The particle guard may comprise a sanitation system. Where the system includes external covering, shield may interface with the external covering via opening in the external covering.

Abstract: A first irrigation assembly includes a base plate having an upwardly curved sidewall and a planar annular peripheral flange. Spray outlets on the upwardly curved sidewall provide liquid spray to exterior portions of a wetsuit at a plurality of spray angles. Spray outlets on the annular peripheral flange provide liquid spray to exterior portions of the wetsuit at spray angles different from the spray angles of the spray outlets on the upwardly curved sidewall. A second irrigation assembly includes first and second curved pipes and an upper piping arrangement having major external surfaces. First and second flow junctions provide fluid flow connection between the curved pipes and the upper piping arrangement. Spray outlets arranged along the major external surfaces of the curved pipes and the upper piping arrangement provide liquid spray to upper and lower interior rear and front portions of the wetsuit.

Abstract: A shoe lifter with a clamp comprises a rear handle cover, a front handle cover and a clamp head. One end of the front handle cover is hinged to the rear handle cover. A connecting rod is disposed on the rear handle cover. A push-and-pull rod is hinged to one end of the connecting rod, and a rope is connected to the other end of the connecting rod. A movable clamp piece is hinged to the clamp head and has an arc clamp edge and a connecting end. The clamp head is provided with a fixed clamp piece which is exactly opposite to the arc clamp edge. The shoe lifter is additionally provided with the clamp head to clamp shoes, so that users do not need to take shoes directly by hand, and sanitary protection is improved.

Abstract: The invention concerns a disposable individual overall (1) for protection against radioactive particles, comprising a zip closure (FG1) from top to bottom and on the front in the trunk portion (3). The invention is characterized in that at least one other closure (FG2) extends from top to bottom in at least one of the legs (31, 32) of the trouser part (3) and comprises two strips (BA31, BA32) capable of being connected along another prescribed meshing line (LE3), at least one junction point (S) connecting two of the strips (BA31, BA32) beyond the other line (LE3) being present between the closure (FG1) and the other closure (FG3) in the closed state, a breaking member (CU) being provided on at least one of the closures (FG1, FG3) in order to allow breaking of the junction point (S) by pulling on the breaking member (CU).

Abstract: A necktie system includes a necktie extending from a first end to a second end, the necktie to secure around a neck of a wearer; a first channel attached to a back surface of the necktie, the first channel having a body with button holes extending through a thickness of the first channel; and a gap created between the channel and the back surface of the necktie such that the second end of the necktie can be inserted through the first channel and be positioned between the first channel and the back surface; the button holes are configured to secure the necktie to a plurality of buttons on a wearer's shirt.

Abstract: The present invention is a manual non-mechanized device that consists of a base and a guide. This invention is a device that provides an expeditious method to invert or turn inside-out and to reform or turn glove appendages back to the proper side, that has numerous openings, one of which accepts a guide. The guide is defined as an asymmetrical cylinder having two (2) opposing ends. One end has a concave configuration and above and adjacent to the other end are a couple of grooves that circumscribe the guide with a couple of flexible elements fitted therein. The latter end is fitted into one of the openings in the base, to be securely mounted therein without using threaded means. The present invention facilitates efficient cleaning and/or rapid drying of the lining and quick reformation to the proper side with a proper fit. The main objective of the present invention is to promote healthy, morbidity free hands in the workplace and at home.

Abstract: An assembled full-face mask includes a goggle, an outer lens, and a mask shell. The outer lens includes a sheet and a pivotal frame that is connected to the sheet. The pivotal frame is assembled to the goggle, and the outer lens is rotatable relative to the goggle along a first axis. The mask shell includes two connection rods assembled to the goggle and a shell body that is connected to the two connection rods. The mask shell is rotatable relative to the goggle along a second axis that is parallel to and spaced apart from the first axis. When one of the outer lens and the mask shell is rotated relative to the goggle by a first angle, another one of the outer lens and the mask shell is rotatable relative to the goggle by a second angle that is less than the first angle.

Abstract: Swimming goggles of the present invention include a pair of lenses. Each lens has a window. The window is connected with a ventilated waterproof device that is watertight but not airtight, through which a heat on an inner side of the lens produced by human body in form of fog and water particles permeates toward an outer side of the lens; relatively, fog on the outer side of the lens is soon turned into water drops through condensation, the water drops are too large to undergo reverse permeation into the inner side of the lens; because of the effect of surface tension within the condensed water drops, water molecules pull each other as a stable state and are unable to be separated from the water drops toward the inner side of the lens so that the water leakage of the swimming goggles is eliminated and waterproof function is achieved.

Abstract: A ready hanger automatically pivots about a hinge to raise an arm of the hanger up to make it easy to find the empty hangers in a crowded closet. A hinge is configured between the hook portion and hanger portion and a weighted portion creates an imbalance in the hanger portion to cause it to rotate about the hinge. The hanger portion rotates to produce an inclined end that extends up above the clothes and other hangers in the closet. The weighted portion may be configured proximal an extended end of the arm extension to produce torque to cause the hanger portion to rotate. The hanger portion rotates automatically to an incline angle from horizontal of at least 15 degrees or more. A spring element may be configured between the hook portion and hanger portion to produce the torque required to rotate the hanger portion and produce the inclined end.

Abstract: A bladder for an article of footwear includes a first barrier layer formed of a first material, and a second barrier layer formed of a second material. The first barrier layer and the second barrier layer cooperate to form a fluid-filled chamber having a first fluid-filled segment extending along an arcuate path, a second fluid-filled segment extending from a first end of the first fluid-filled segment to a first distal end along a first longitudinal axis, and a third fluid-filled segment extending from a second end of the first fluid-filled segment to a second distal end along a second longitudinal axis parallel to the first longitudinal axis. The first barrier layer and the second barrier layer may be joined together define a web area connecting each of the first segment, the second segment, and the third segment.

Abstract: An improved protective garment is form-fitting and comfortably secured to the wearer and includes a plurality of padding surfaces to adequately protect the wearer from moisture, cold, wind and uneven surfaces, while also providing pockets that are accessible from both a standing and seated position for storage or hand warming. The pads are held in separate compartments that are readily accessible so that users can replace and/or adjust the pads, such as by trimming them. These features allow for less encumbered motion of the wearer and are based on the construction and shape of the garment. The shape allows for both expansion of coverage on the wearer's body to include the crotch as well as lateral and anterior thighs extending from the waist to just above the knees.

Abstract: An ear cover assembly having a resilient frame attached to ear covers via a rotatable mounting located in an upper portion of the ear cover, the resilient frame being configured to apply clamping force to hold the ear covers in place over the wearer's ears and the geometry of the frame and rotational mounting being configured to distribute clamping force over the ear cover to hold the assembly in place when worn. Thus, the ear cover assembly can be supported in place by the rotationally mounted frame rather than a headband. The frame can be used to support elements such as eye protectors, visors, face masks, microphone etc.

Abstract: An improved mechanical shoehorn that provides a new and unique enhanced application. The shoehorn includes a pivotable handle with a substantial length which helps to push the heel into the shoe. Additionally, the shoehorn includes an arched frontal assembly that widens the shoe opening which makes it easier for a user to slide their foot into the shoe. In one embodiment, the shoehorn further comprises a sock applicator that attaches to the back of the main device.

Abstract: A dynamic ventilation system for socks including an ergonomic and asymmetric strip structure (3) which contains the plantar arch so as to create internally an integrated aerating sector (4). Further, the system has a first structure with a transparent zone in which an air circulating system is created that is provided for regulating the temperature of the foot and leg, containing a certain quantity of air between skin and sock so as to create an “air chamber” with an effect of insulating from the external environment and a second structure having a plurality of contact sectors (5) that have greater support on the skin that are interrupted by free portions (6) for the passage of air. The system further includes a pair of ribs (11) that create a passage/tunnel for circulating air in addition to increasing Achilles tendon protection in which each rib is a cushion that fills with air.

Abstract: An assistance device for putting on a jacket includes an elongated bar and magnetic connection elements (such as magnets or metallic elements) positioned at each end of the elongated bar. The assistance device can be magnetically attached to corresponding magnetic connection elements at the shoulders of a jacket. As the jacket is placed over one shoulder, the other end of the assistance device (and attached portions of the jacket) will tend to be biased toward the other side of the user. This makes it easier for users to grab the other side of the jacket since it extends toward the arm not in the jacket sleeve reducing the distance that the user needs to move this arm behind their back to grab the jacket. This is especially valuable for users with restricted mobility who find it hard to put on jackets without the assistance device.

Abstract: A safety helmet is disclosed having a shell and a comfort liner coupled to the inner surface of the shell. The comfort liner is constrained to the front part and to the rear part of the shell, and the helmet has a webbing arranged between the shell and the comfort liner along the upper median portion of the comfort liner. The webbing has a front end constrained to the front part of the comfort liner and a rear end to move the webbing with respect to the shell and cause consequently the change of the overall dimensions of the comfort liner inside the helmet. The webbing is constrained, with respect to the shell, in an operative position corresponding to the overall dimensions of the comfort liner inside the helmet.