Abstract: An attachment to assist in holding spectacles on the head of a wearer. The attachment has at least one anchor member to grip the ear pieces of the spectacles and a retaining member, usually a cord, extends from the anchor member or members. A neck band is received around the neck of the wearer and the retaining member is attached to the neck band. One embodiment includes a head strap that extends secure behind the head of a wearer. A further embodiment has a single anchor member to grip both ear pieces and also to act as a head strap.

Abstract: A snowboard simulator having a snowboard-like frame that is resiliently mounted intermediate its length on a base. Its resilient cushion member allows the stationary device to simulate the tipping, sloping and standing angles requiring acute balance when participating in snowboarding. A leading foot mounting unit and a trailing foot mounting unit are detachably mounted on the top surface of the snowboard-like frame. There is also structure between the bottom surface of the snowboard-like frame and the top surface of the cushion member that allows the snowboard-like frame to rotate through a range of 360 degrees.