JP2006072275A - Side-pad spectacles frame - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a side-pad spectacles frame which has its nose pads removed to widen a visual field, is free of contact of the frame with the front of the face and is lightweight, leaves no mark, and widens diversity of design by supporting the spectacles frame by applying side pads fitted to the temples on both the sides of the spectacles frame to top surfaces of cheekbones. <P>SOLUTION: The pads are fitted to arms, made of raw materials easy to process and deform, which have tips bent downward and further bent backward after being fitted right behind temple hinges on both the sides of the spectacles frame and then extended backward. Bending angles of the arms is freely adjusted by using a tool etc., so the positions of the pads are accurately set to the top surfaces of the individual cheekbones. Because of the fixed type arms, it is not necessary to adjust the bending angles for a long period once they are adjusted. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to spectacles in which an arm and a pad are attached to both left and right temples in place of the nose pad of the spectacle frame.

  Conventional spectacle frames are supported on the upper part of the nose via a nose pad attached between the lenses.

  Instead of the nose pad of the spectacle frame, the side pad attached to the temples on both sides is supported by placing it on the upper surface of the cheekbone, reducing the burden on the face and expanding the design diversity of the side pad spectacle frame provide.

  Immediately after the temple hinges on both sides of the spectacle frame, the tip is attached and extended backward, then bent downward, and a pad is attached to the arm bent backward, and the angle of the arm is adjusted to adjust each cheekbone The pad position can be adjusted to the upper surface.

  By eliminating the nose pad, there is no trace of the pad except for the feeling of pressure between the eyebrows, so there is no makeup collapse due to the use of glasses.

  Eliminating the nose pad broadens the field of view and further reduces the feeling of use of the glasses because the load is distributed over the upper and lower cheekbones.

Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

  Immediately after the temple hinges on both sides of the spectacle frame, the tip is attached and extended rearward, bent downward, and further bent backward. By adjusting the bending angle of the arm with a tool or the like, the position of the pad can be adjusted to the upper surface of the front part of each cheekbone. Since it is a fixed arm, once adjusted, there is no need to readjust for a long time.

  By eliminating the nose pad, the shape and material of the bridge becomes free, and the width of the frame design is expanded.

  Since the safety at the time of a collision and a contact increases, the use in sports etc. can be considered.

  It is the perspective view which showed the side pad spectacles frame.   It is the top view which showed the structural component of the temple of a side pad spectacles frame.   It is the top view which showed the attachment part of the side pad to the temple of a side pad spectacles frame.

Explanation of symbols

1 Eyeglass temple 2 Arm 3 Pad bracket 4 Pad

Claims (3)

  Side pad spectacle frame with fixed arms attached to the inner surface of the temples on both sides of the spectacle frame so that the upper surface of the cheekbone supports the frame.   The fixed arm has its tip attached immediately after the temple hinge of claim 1 and extended backward, then bent downward, bent backward, and a pad attached to the rear end to adjust the position of the pad. The side pad glasses frame according to claim 1, which is made possible.   The side pad glasses frame according to claim 1, wherein the nose pad and the nose pad arm are removed by attaching the fixed arm.

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