Having Frame For Each Eye Patents (Class 2/442)
  • Patent number: 5479917
    Abstract: The present invention is related to a structure of diving mask wherein a nose notch is formed on the soft skirt of diving mask, a nose slot is provided in a corresponding position on the mask frame can nest the nose notch, a plurality of frame slots are provided around the outer periphery of nose slot to fix a hard nose cover, the bottom of nose cover is provided with a drain valve to drain the water accumulated in the diving mask; and one each flowguide hole is provided on the two sides of nose slot, a flowguide cover covers the exterior of the nose cover and flowguide holes, a flowguide passage is fromed between the interior of flowguide cover and the flowguide holes, so the accumulated water drained out of the drain valve on the nose cover can be guided to flow out to the exterior of the two sides of diving mask through the flowguide holes on the two sides of nose slot in order to avoid disturbing the diver's vision.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 28, 1995
    Date of Patent: January 2, 1996
    Inventor: Hsing-Chi Hsieh
  • Patent number: 4688272
    Abstract: A sports eyewear frame having resilient padding attached to the frame by means of one or more tongues which are attached to the pads, and interlocked in openings provided in the frame. The pads, which can be molded-on or snapped-on, provide the sports frame with lifetime padding under normal wear and tear conditions.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 9, 1985
    Date of Patent: August 25, 1987
    Assignee: Halo Optical Products, Inc.
    Inventor: Peter F. Leonardi
  • Patent number: 4617686
    Abstract: Protective eyewear, to be worn while engaging in sporting activities, such as racquetball, squash, etc., includes frame portions each having an upper segment and a lower segment defining a viewing aperture. The upper segment is upwardly inclined from horizontal by a predetermined amount to form an apex portion which outwardly extends from the facial region of the wearer and the lower segment is downwardly inclined from horizontal by a predetermined amount to form an apex portion which outwardly extends from the facial region. Filament members vertically extend across each viewing aperture. The filament members have a predetermined diameter and a predetermined spacing therebetween. In an alternate embodiment, the protective eyewear includes replaceable eyepieces.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 27, 1984
    Date of Patent: October 21, 1986
    Inventor: Arthur G. Nahas
  • Patent number: 4222640
    Abstract: Safety spectacles have an inner frame of hard elastic plastic material extending from one end piece, across the bridge to the other end piece. The base plates for the side piece hinges are embedded in the inner frame. A continuous wire is embedded in the inner frame. The inner frame is completely covered with a soft, elastic, polyurethane foam several millimeters thick which determines the shape of the spectacles.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 6, 1977
    Date of Patent: September 16, 1980
    Inventor: Walter H. Bononi
  • Patent number: 4022466
    Abstract: An attachment for a hockey helmet is provided which, when attached, obstructs the downwardly extending vision of the helmet wearer. The attachment generally comprises a flat arcuate member constructed of a flexible and opaque material. The arcuate member is attached to the helmet so that it extends forwardly of the helmet in a generally horizontal plane and below the eye opening of the helmet. Consequently, with the hockey helmet worn on the head of a hockey player, the arcuate member obstructs the downwardly extending vision of the player. Adjustment means are provided for both vertically and horizontally positioning the arcuate member relative to the helmet.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 11, 1976
    Date of Patent: May 10, 1977
    Inventor: Thomas A. Kaiser