Abstract: A safety spectacles against laser radiation has a first frame part which is of integral construction and in which shields are integrated, which cover the area between the frame and the spectacle-wearer's face. This frame part is also drawn over the spectacle-wearer's temple area and forms temple plates. Fitted pivotably to these temple plates are side arms which are each integrated in a further plate which forms the continuation of the associated temple plate.

Abstract: Protective eye wear is described which is useful as sunglasses, safety glasses, or the like. The product includes a unitary plastic lens piece or shield having a uniform thickness. The side edges of the lens piece are folded rearwardly to form side shields. A brow member is attached to the top edge of the lens piece and extends along the entire length of the lens piece and is perpendicular to the lens piece. Temple members can be attached to the ends of the lens piece or shield. The eye wear product can be made from plastic sheets.

Abstract: A pair of goggles includes a transparent goggle body of flexible sheet material which may be worn on the head of a person. The goggle body is unitary and has a front shield, an upper shield extending rearwardly from the upper edge of the front shield, and a pair of opposed side shields respectively extending rearwardly from two opposite side edges of the front shield and coupled with the upper shield. The manufacturing method of the goggle body includes the steps of (1) pressing and shearing a large sheet material into a small sheet material of a predetermined outline which has a front shield area, an upper shield area, and two side shield areas; and (2) folding the upper and side shield areas rearwardly relative to the front shield area to form the front, upper, and side shields, and subsequently coupling the side shields with the upper shield to form the goggle body.

Abstract: For the purpose of obtaining a cost-effective and esthetically pleasing design, it is provided in protective goggles, particularly sun goggles, consisting of a lens and earpieces with adjustable inclination, that the lens has flat lateral extensions in which slit-like recesses are provided through which extend parts of the ear pieces, the ear pieces being connected with each other via a lateral support extending along the upper edge of the lens, and in that a pivot bearing is formed between the lateral support and the lens.

Abstract: The device is in the form of a pair of specially designed glasses, goggles or an eye mask sealingly engaging the wearer's head. In each case, a frame includes a front support bearing one or more transparent, preferably prescription-ground lenses or eye shields, and a pair of side supports connected thereto. Components are connected to or built into the frame to allow free passage of air to the eyes while blocking contaminant-bearing liquids and solids. Thus, in one embodiment, eyeglasses are fitted with two sets of triangular preferably air permeable flexible sheets. One set of sheets depends from the side supports and is connected to the sides of the front support, with the other pair is connected to the side and front supports above the latter, being connected at its rear end to slides in the top of side support channels to permit easy folding of the glasses. In two other embodiments, goggles and eye masks bear air vents fitted with liquid and solid-blocking filters.

Abstract: A protector which may be readily mounted on a temple of glasses. The protector will extend from the front of the glasses to and beyond the ear piece of the temple so that there will be protection against wind and sun for one's eyes, the side of the face and one's ears. Preferably the protector is formed of a cloth having insulating characteristics and may include an inner rear panel which together with a rear portion of an outer panel defines an ear receiving pocket into which the rear and top portion of one's ear may be tucked for protection. The outer panel is provided with a sleeve arrangement for receiving the temple and this sleeve arrangement may be in the form of spaced short sleeves or elongated sleeves.

Abstract: A disposable and readily removable universal side shield for a variety of styles of eyeglasses. Each side shield is specifically constructed to fit on either the left or right side of the eyeglasses. Each shield includes a flexible sheet including a base portion having an adhesive on an inner face for attaching to the top and sides of an eyeglass lens frame and a generally bell-shaped shield portion. At least three spaced slits extend from the base edge into the shield portion and are sufficiently close to allow the material between adjacent slits to be torn out by hand, forming a slot in a selected position. The slot receives a bow of the eyeglasses so that the shield straddles the bow along the inside of the bow when the shield is in place. The side shield closes the area between the lens and the eye of the wearer to wind, dirt, and the like when the shield is in use.

Abstract: Laser safety eyeglasses include two protective filters for protecting the eyes against radiation from a laser. The eyeglasses include a frame having a main body defining two rims for accommodating the respective protective filters therein. Metal shielding plates are attached on the upper side of the frame as well as at the hinge ends of both mounting arms. The shielding plates stretch across the respective free regions between the frame and the face of the user. The mounting rims in which the protective filters are received as well as their connecting bridge are at least partially made of the same metal as the shielding plates.

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.

Abstract: A protective ear covering has a self-fastening strap to fasten to the goggle strap of ski goggles or to a fabric headband. The ear protector's outer edge includes wedge-shaped riser to accommodate an ear's outward projection, while the inside rim of the protector, circumscribed by a deformable gasket, rests flat against a wearer's head. There is preferably an inner liner for warmth and comfort, and vents for ventilation and sound penetration are provided.

Abstract: A pair of safety spectacles incorporates a brow-protecting bar member which is formed separately from the spectacle frame and is anchored thereto only at its ends, by means of the hinge pins attaching the temples to the frame. The frame and brow bar therefore have such freedom to flex back and forth with respect to each other as to provide a cushioning effect absorbing impact on the frame from the front after the brow bar engages the brow of the wearer, and this engagement is also made more comfortable by providing the brow bar with a brow-engaging flange of substantial height which extends the full length of the brow bar.

Abstract: Eye protection means for use in combination with eye wear, such as safety glasses, having a brow guard in the form of a surface extending from the upper portion of the eye wear to a portion closely adjacent to the brow of the wearer. In one embodiment of the invention the eye protection means comprises magnetic dust collecting means formed of a ferromagnetic material for securement to the brow guard and arranged so that air-born dust particles falling thereon become trapped thereon, thereby decreasing the potential for entering the eye of the wearer. In another embodiment the dust collecting means comprises at least one layer of material arranged to be secured to the brow guard of the safety glasses and having an adhesive upper surface arranged to trap air-born dust particles falling thereon so as to decrease the potential for such particles entering the eye of the wearer.