JP3955432B2 - Glasses having a bridge with a snap - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates generally to eyeglasses.
[0002]
[Prior art and problems]
Glasses include glasses and goggles. Each typically has a set of lenses fixedly connected by a bridge at the inner end and a pair of vines hinged at each outer end of the lens. The rear ends of the vine are separated from each other and can be folded and stored on the back side of the lens. Glasses open the vine, place it on both sides of the wearer's head, and wear it by pushing it into the gaps between the hair, ears and the side of the head. This procedure is a little cumbersome, and sometimes the wearer pokes with one vine during this procedure.
[0003]
When not wearing eyeglasses, the eyeglasses may be worn around the neck by attaching the holding strap between the hangers. The strap is looped over the head, which makes wearing glasses more troublesome and can also disturb the hairstyle when looped over the head. The trendy “double monocle” sunglasses offered by Chanel deviate from the traditional structure of glasses due to the lack of a bridge. This sunglasses has a set of lenses separated at the inner edge. A stiff horizontal ring is located behind the lens and connects between its outer ends. The ring has a set of vine portions coplanar with the rear and a set of ear bends projecting downward. Since the lenses are completely separated at their inner ends, it is difficult and impossible to align them with each other. If the lens is too loose when worn, it will not be properly placed in front of the eye. Since the rear part of the ring is located higher on the back of the head, it disturbs the hairstyle and disturbs the helmet. Wearing glasses is difficult because the ring does not move in a hinged manner with respect to the lens.
[0004]
Therefore, the purpose of these spectacles is to be easily put on without eye contact, to place the lens correctly in front of the eyes, to be completely stable and safe when worn, to be easily removed, and to be worn when worn It does not disturb the hairstyle, does not obstruct the helmet, and can be conveniently worn around the neck when not worn.
Further objects of the present invention will be apparent from consideration of the drawings and the following description.
[0005]
[Means for solving the problems]
The eyeglasses have a set of lenses and a set of frames, the lenses are attached to each frame, and a set of couplers made of only magnets is attached to each inner end of the frame so that the end face of the magnet is exposed. Attach and remove eyeglasses by attaching the vines to the outer ends of the frame and connecting the rear ends of the vines with straps that have a shape, rigidity, elasticity, and flexibility. When connecting the inner end of the frame with a pair of couplers composed only of the magnets or separating them, the lens is correctly placed in front of the eye via the strap that holds the shape and is not worn. It is characterized by being able to hang around the neck.
[0006]
A first embodiment of the present spectacles is shown in a front perspective view of FIG. 1 and a side perspective view of FIG. This is between a set of lenses 10, a set of removable connectors 11 that connect to each inner end of the lens 10, a set of vines 12 that connect to each outer end of the lens 10, and the rear end of the vine 12. It consists of a generally rigid strap 13 attached.
[0007]
It is desirable to attach the lens 10 to each frame 14 provided with a vent hole 15. The coupler 11 is preferably attached to each inner end of the frame 14. The vine 12 is preferably a self-contained fit for various wearers. It is desirable for the temple 12 to rotate with respect to each outer end of the frame 14. The vine 12 preferably has a bay area 16 that bends around the ear. The strap 13 is located under the lens 10 to prevent the hairstyle from being disturbed and the helmet from being disturbed. When the strap 13 is removed, it must have sufficient elasticity to retain its shape, but it is also desirable that it be flexible enough to bend to some extent without breaking. Instead, the strap 13 may be as good as the vine 12, but has lost some advantages.
[0008]
Alternatively, the coupler 11 and the vine 12 can be attached directly to the lens 10. The coupler 11 is preferably made of a magnet such as a neodymium-iron-boron magnet that is most convenient for coupling and separation, but may be various types of detachable couplers such as latches and hook rings. When coupled together, the coupler 11 forms a bridge between the lenses 10. The glasses are shown as a set of goggles, but may be a set of glasses.
[0009]
The inner end of the lens 10 is detachably fixed by the coupler 11 together. As shown in FIG. 3, the lenses 10 are separated from each other for mounting and rotated outward, and as shown in FIG. 4, the strap 13 is wound around the back of the head and the lenses 10 are rotated with respect to each other. Return and connect together in front of the eyes. A fixed connection between the lenses 10 ensures that the lens is correctly positioned in front of the eye. Since the glasses are worn from the back of the head, the wearer's eyes are not pierced. The lens 10 can be instantly separated and the glasses can be easily attached and detached, but can be connected together instantly and can be safely and correctly attached. As shown in FIG. 5, when the spectacles are not worn, the lens 10 is released and placed around the neck under the strap 13.
[0010]
FIG. 6 is a reference example where the lens 10 is connected between its outer ends by a fully flexible strap 17 such as a woven or rubber strap that can be adjusted in length with a strap 18 that moves along the strap. Alternatively, the strap 17 can be adjusted by other means such as clasps, clasps. As shown, the strap 17 may be attached to the rear end of the vine 19 or directly to the outer end of the frame 14.
[0011]
Therefore, the eyeglasses can be easily worn without hitting the eyes. These glasses correctly place the lens in front of the eye. These glasses are completely stable when worn and are safe. These glasses can be easily removed. These glasses don't interfere with the helmet when worn. These glasses can be conveniently worn around the neck when not worn.
[0012]
While the above description is specific, it is not considered a limitation of the scope of the invention and is merely an example of a preferred embodiment. Various modifications are possible within the scope taught by the present invention. The scope of the invention should, therefore, be determined not with the embodiment described, but with the appended claims and their legal equivalents.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of the present spectacles.
FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of the present spectacles.
FIG. 3 is a front perspective view when a pair of lenses are separated.
FIG. 4 is a front perspective view when worn by a person.
FIG. 5 is a front perspective view when a person is placed around the neck.
FIG. 6 is a side perspective view of a reference example .
[Explanation of symbols]
10 lenses
11 coupler
12 vine
13 Tight strap
14 frame
15 Vent
16 Curved part
17 Flexible strap
18 Ties
19 Vine

Claims (1)

A set of lenses and a set of frames, each lens is attached to each frame, and a set of couplers made of only magnets is attached to each inner end of the frame so that the end faces of the magnets are exposed, and At the outer end, the rear ends of the vines are connected by a strap that retains its shape and is flexible, flexible, and bendable. When performing by connecting or separating the inner ends of the frame with a set of couplers, the lens can be correctly placed in front of the eye through a strap that retains the shape, and Eyeglasses characterized by being able to be worn around the neck when not worn.

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