DE9213045U1 - Cap with built-in miniature telescope - Google Patents

Description

Peaked cap Technical area

The invention relates to a peaked cap combined with binoculars.

State of the art

There are many different peaked caps, the shape of which follows the current fashion trend. However, a combination of peaked cap and binoculars is not common. Peaked caps with advertising prints are also known.

problem

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the problem of creating a peaked cap with built-in binoculars or a miniature telescope, whereby the various cap surfaces are to be used as advertising surfaces and the peaked cap is provided with a neck protector. The described combination of peaked cap with advertising surfaces and built-in binoculars is intended to serve in particular as a sports fan cap.

invention

This problem is solved by the measures of claim 1.

Advantageous effects of the invention

The invention achieves an advantageous combination of peaked cap, binoculars, fan merchandise and utility value for a sports event visitor.

Further developments of the invention

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are specified in claims 2 to 15.

The further developments according to claims 2 to 6 enable the

Use of the peaked cap with and without binoculars or serve to improve the handling of the cap.

The embodiments according to claims 7 to 12 serve to increase the usage properties of the peaked cap.

Claims 13 and 14 are intended to provide an original advertisement

and/or a fan article as a symbol of the

The cap can also be used as a small, movable advertising column.

Claim 15 is intended to document fashion trends.

Description of the invention

An embodiment of the invention is explained using Figures 1 to 8. They show:

Fig.l Top view of a peaked cap with binoculars,

Fig.2 Front view of a peaked cap with binoculars,

Fig.3 Side view of a peaked cap with gauze part and

rolled up neck protection,

Fig.4 Side view of a peaked cap with fabric part and

Neck protection,

Fig.5 Top view of a peaked cap with closure of the

binocular cavity,

Fig.6 Head impact protection,

Fig.7 Neck protection and

Fig.8 Side view of the head protection with partially

rolled up neck protection.

The peaked cap 1 made of plastic, fabric and/or silk or

Their combinations form at the headboard with their

Cap visor 2 has a cavity 2b, which is preferably formed by a

Fabric lining 2a is covered, which can be removed or partially opened by means of Velcro fastener 13 or zipper 13. In the cavity 2b there is preferably a

Binoculars 3, which can also be replaced by a small telescope. The binoculars 3 are operated by a mechanism 4

The mechanism 4 consists of a crosspiece 6, at each end 7 of which a tube 8 is attached. In the

A pull rod 10 runs precisely through the tube 8. The pull rod 10 is connected to the binoculars 3. The connection is, not described in more detail, preferably articulated and movable in order to bring the binoculars 3 closer to the eyes of the cap wearer. A tension spring 9 or another tension element can also be attached to the tube 8, which pulls the binoculars 3 into the tube 8 and thus into the cavity 2b via the pull rod 10 when the pulling force is removed. The entire mechanism 4 is preferably attached to the front 5 of the cap 1 between the outer skin and the lining.

To increase the usability of the hat 1, the back part can be exchangeable. For the warmer seasons, a gauze part 11 can be used, for the colder seasons or when it is raining, a fabric part 12 can be used, preferably using a Velcro or zipper 13. This back part can, as already known, be adjusted to the respective head size using an elastic band 14. A neck protector 20 against sun, wind and rain can be attached to the back part of the hat 1 (gauze part 11 or fabric part 12). At the same time, this neck protector 20 can serve as impact protection. For this purpose, this part is preferably reinforced with thin, resistant threads. The same can also be done with the impact-resistant head part 21 inside the hat 1. The neck protector 20 can preferably be rolled up and held in the rolled-up state by conventional holding elements.

Advertising spaces 15, advertising motifs 16 and/or pins 17 can be attached to the head part, the peak 2 and/or the neck guard 20 of the hat 1. The pins 17 are preferably held by rubber bands 18. These rubber bands 18 are attached to the upper and lower edge of the hat 1 by means of snap fasteners 19. This means that an advertisement can be easily changed or the user of the hat 1 can express his opinion as a fan by means of corresponding pins. The head part of the hat 1 preferably has quilted reinforcements 22 as a fashionable effect, which can also separate the advertising spaces 15 from one another.

Of course, it is also conceivable that the hat 1 is used without binoculars 3.

Claims (15)

-A- Protection claims 1. Peaked cap made of plastic, fabric and/or silk, characterised by the following features: - the peak (2) of the cap (1) forms a cavity (2b) at the base of the head part, with binoculars (3) being installed in this cavity (2b) by means of a mechanism (4), - the mechanism (4) consists of a crosspiece (6) to whose ends (7) a tube (8) is attached, wherein a tension spring (9) and a pulling rod (10) are preferably arranged in the tube (8) and the tension spring (9) is connected to the end (7) of the crosspiece (6) and to the pulling rod (10) and the pulling rod (10) is connected to the binoculars (3), - the mechanism (4) with crosspiece (6) and the attached tubes (8) is attached to the front of the cap (5) between the outer skin and the lining. 2. Peaked cap according to claim 1,
characterized, that the hollow space (2b) of the cap peak (2) is covered by a fabric lining (2a). 3. Peaked cap according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the fabric liner (2a) can be removed or opened using a Velcro fastener (13) or zipper (13). 4. Peaked cap according to claim 1,
characterized, that the tube (8) and the tension rod (10) fit precisely and are mounted without a tension spring (9). 5. Peaked cap according to claim 1 and 4, characterized in that the binoculars (3) are attached to the ends of the pulling rod (10) in an articulated and movable manner at eye level. 6. Peaked cap according to claim 1, characterized in that instead of the binoculars (3) a miniature telescope is attached to the mechanism (4). 7. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the rear part of the cap (1) is replaceable. 8. Peaked cap according to claim 7, characterized in that the rear part consists of a gauze part (11) or fabric part (12) and is replaceable by means of a Velcro or zipper (13). 9. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 8, characterized in that a neck protector (20) is fixedly or detachably attached to the rear part of the cap (1). 10. Peaked cap according to claim 9, characterized in that the neck protection (20) can be rolled up. 11. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the cap (1) has an impact-resistant head part (21) inside or under the lining. 12. Peaked cap according to claims 9 to 11, characterized in that the neck protection (20) and/or the impact-resistant head part (21) is reinforced by thin, resistant threads. 13. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 12, characterized in that advertising spaces (15), advertising motifs (16) and/or badges (17) on the head part, on the peak (2) and/or on the neck guard (20) are arranged. 14. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 13, characterized in that that the pins (17) are held by rubber bands (18) and these rubber bands (18) are attached to the upper and lower edges of the cap (1) by means of snap fasteners (19). 15. Peaked cap according to claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the head part of the cap (1) has quilted reinforcements (22).