Abstract: Rimless eyeglasses are provided, which do not produce loosening in a connecting area between an eyeglass lens and a lens fixing portion, and which also allows for the easy attachment or removal of a lens. The rimless eyeglasses include eyeglass lenses and as eyeglass components, a metallic end-piece member and a metallic bridge member, having a lens fixing portion fixedly attached to the eyeglass lens and a connecting portion connected to a temple or a bridge. The lens fixing portions of the metallic end-piece member and the metallic bridge member have cylindrical leg portions, each inserted into a lens hole formed in the eyeglass lens. Spiral-shaped grooves are formed in the outer peripheral faces of the leg portions. An adhesive is injected into the spiral-shaped grooves.

Abstract: Rimless eyeglasses are provided, which do not produce loosening in a connecting area between an eyeglass lens and a lens fixing portion, and which also allows for the easy attachment or removal of a lens. The rimless eyeglasses (100U) comprise eyeglass lenses (110U) and as eyeglass components, a metallic end-piece member (120U) and a metallic bridge member (130), having a lens fixing portion fixedly attached to the eyeglass lens and a connecting portion connected to a temple or a bridge. The lens fixing portions of the metallic end-piece member (120U) and the metallic bridge member (130) have cylindrical leg portions (122U) and (132) each inserted into a lens hole (112) formed in the eyeglass lens (110U). Spiral-shaped grooves (128) and (138) are formed in the outer peripheral faces of the leg portions. An adhesive is injected into the spiral-shaped grooves (128) and (138).

Abstract: A spectacle frame according to the present invention includes a pair of lens hangers each having a lens connector at a distal end thereof, and a pair of fixing barrels for supporting proximal ends of the lens hangers to be rotatable on a leftward/rightward axis, and joined to a brow bar. The fixing barrel has a supporting hole extending leftward/rightward, an outer circumference concentric with the supporting hole, having a predetermined radius of curvature, and an annular groove formed on the outer circumference. The lens hanger which is made of a metallic wire has a shaft portion fit in a rotatable manner into the supporting hole of the fixing barrel, an engagement portion engageable with the annular groove of the fixing barrel, and a spring portion formed between the shaft portion and the engagement portion to elastically bias the engagement portion toward the annular groove.

Abstract: Eyeglasses with a connecting structure preventing deformation of parts or breakage of lenses even if excessive force is exerted on the eyeglasses, and a screwless hinge avoiding deflection of temple in vertical directions and stable in opening and closing. The connecting structure includes first member, fixed to lens, having mounting groove formed at outer periphery thereof and second member, connected to temple or bridge, having U-shaped bent portion introduced from one direction and resiliently engaging with the groove. The hinge includes cylindrical member provided on an end member, and J-shaped bent portion formed on the end of the temple, the bent member including first leg to be inserted into center hole of the cylindrical member and second leg contacting with outer periphery of the cylindrical member, when the first leg is inserted into the center hole, the first and second legs resiliently clamping the cylindrical member.

Abstract: Eyeglasses with a connecting structure preventing deformation of parts or breakage of lenses even if excessive force is exerted on the eyeglasses, and a screwless hinge avoiding deflection of temple in vertical directions and stable in opening and closing. The connecting structure includes first member, fixed to lens, having mounting groove formed at outer periphery thereof and second member, connected to temple or bridge, having U-shaped bent portion introduced from one direction and resiliently engaging with the groove. The hinge includes cylindrical member provided on an end member, and J-shaped bent portion formed on the end of the temple, the bent member including first leg to be inserted into center hole of the cylindrical member and second leg contacting with outer periphery of the cylindrical member, when the first leg is inserted into the center hole, the first and second legs resiliently clamping the cylindrical member.

Abstract: A golf bag which can be moved easily by a player or a caddie. Wheels are mounted to the bottom of the body of the golf bag such that when the bag is stood erect on a flat surface, the golf bag is supported on the bottom of the body alone with the wheels not in contact with the flat surface, or on both the bottom and the wheels, and that when the body is inclined in a predetermined direction by a predetermined angle, the bag is supported on the wheels alone. In this state, the bag can be moved by rolling. A retractable handle may be attached to the body for easy carrying.

Abstract: A golf bag having a flap for protecting the golf clubs therein from rain. The flap is designed such that it will not be an obstacle when clubs are inserted into or taken out of the bag when it is not raining. The golf bag has a cylindrical body having a top opening covered by a flap. The flap is inclined relative to the axis of the cylindrical body. The interior of the body is partitioned into three spaces by two sheets. Each of putters and irons are placed in one of the spaces of the smallest and medium depths whose depth is nearer to the length of each of the putters and irons so that the putters and irons will not bounce in the bag. The flap is formed with holes right over the third space. A resin pipe is fitted in each hole through which the shaft of a wood can pass. A wood head cover is secured to the protruding end of each resin pipe.