JP2021140042A - glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide glasses surely gripped and held by a side head part which is hardly conspicuous from the outside in order to alleviate a burden of the glasses on a nose, a face and ears, prohibited in movement in a fore-and-aft direction and a vertical direction of the glasses, easy in attachment/detachment, favorable in an attachment feeling, and stably attachable for a long period of time.SOLUTION: Glasses comprise ear pressing parts 3 for prohibiting movement to a rear side of the glasses while abutting on upper front ends of ears, a recess 5 straddling a zygomatic arch part, and a zygomatic arch pressing part 6 for prohibiting movement in a vertical direction of the glasses while abutting on the zygomatic arch part so as to grip the zygomatic arch part from above and below the recess 5.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to eyeglasses that do not place a burden on the face, nose, or ears, do not leave traces, are easy to position, and are comfortable to wear.

Conventionally, glasses are worn by using a nose pad by hanging the modern eyeglasses on the auricular temporal groove of the ear, so that the nose pad attached to the lens portion puts a burden on the nose. In recent years, eyeglasses with this nose pad removed have been devised. In order to hold the spectacles, the holding part is held in contact with the temple, the cheekbone, or the recess on the zygomatic arch, but these holding parts are unstable and hold the position of the spectacles accurately. It is not possible. In addition, the parts that come into contact with the temples and cheekbones are discolored and leave marks. Further improvements are needed in the structure to keep the spectacles held in these ways.

To solve this problem, Patent Document 1 holds down an ear pad that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the eyeglasses from moving backward when the eyeglasses are worn, and sideburns on the lower part of the frame of the eyeglasses. A sideburn holding portion is provided on the frame. This ear pad prevents backward movement, and the sideburns retainer is in contact with the recess of the sideburns, but the sideburns retainer is hooked on the upper part of the zygomatic arch and prevents upward movement. Can't.

Patent No. 6511601

As for eyeglasses, it is still a problem to wear a product that leaves a mark on the part where the nose pad and the holding part of the eyeglasses are in contact for a long period of time. The present invention is intended to solve such a problem, and in order to reduce the burden on the nose, face and ears of the spectacles, the spectacles are securely sandwiched and held by the temporal region, which is inconspicuous from the outside, and the spectacles are held. It is an object of the present invention to provide eyeglasses that prevent the movement of the eyeglasses in the front-back direction and the up-down direction, are easy to put on and take off, have a good wearing feeling, and can be stably worn for a long period of time.

The spectacles of the first invention have an ear holding portion that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the spectacle from moving backward when the spectacle is worn, a recess straddling the zygomatic arch portion, and from above and below the recess. It is characterized in that it is provided with a zygomatic arch holding portion that abuts the zygomatic arch portion so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch portion and prevents the spectacles from moving in the vertical direction.

The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion are provided with a plurality of protrusions that are divided between the hairs and come into contact with the skin. ..

In the first or second invention, the spectacles of the third invention have a rubber member and / or a sponge member and / or a velor member and / or a portion of the ear presser and / or the cheekbone arch retainer in contact with the skin. , It is characterized in that a leather member is provided.

In any one of the first to third inventions, the zygomatic arch retainer and / or the zygomatic arch retainer can change its posture with respect to the frame of the zygomatic arch. It is characterized in that it is formed of a member having plasticity that deforms so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch portion from above and below.

In any one of the first to fourth inventions, the spectacles of the fifth invention are attached so that the ear holding portion and / or the zygomatic arch holding portion can be adjusted in the vertical direction and / or the horizontal direction with respect to the frame. It is characterized by being.

The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that, in any one of the first to fifth inventions, the material of the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is made of an elastomer.

In any of the first to sixth inventions, the spectacles of the seventh invention have any of a hearable terminal, a wearable device, an ear pot holder, a bone conduction hearing aid, a mask locking tool, and an accessory attached to the spectacles. It is characterized by that.

The spectacles of the eighth invention are characterized in that, in any one of the first to seventh inventions, the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is provided with a mounting portion and is detachable from the frame of the spectacles. do.

The spectacles of the ninth invention are characterized in that, in the eighth invention, at least one rear frame is further provided behind the ear holding portion.

The spectacles of the tenth invention are characterized in that, in the eighth invention, the mounting portion is held non-rotatably with respect to the frame by winding a rubber band along the frame. do.

According to the spectacles of the first invention, when the spectacles are worn, the ear holding portion that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the zygomatic arch portion from moving backward, the concave portion that straddles the zygomatic arch portion, and the concave portion of the concave portion. Since the zygomatic arch retainer is provided so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch from above and below to prevent the zygomatic arch from moving in the vertical direction, the frame, the ear retainer, and the sideburns retainer are integrated. It has a simple structure and is extremely easy to manufacture. Since the temporal region is sandwiched between the zygomatic arch retainers, the rotational moment can be blocked. The fit is very good and the glasses can be fitted securely. Therefore, the glasses may or may not have a nose pad and can be held in front of the eyes.

According to the second invention, since the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion are provided with a plurality of protrusions that are divided between the hairs and come into contact with the skin, the frictional force is improved and the spectacles are worn. Can be fixed.

According to the third invention, a rubber member and / or a sponge member and / or a velor member and / or a leather member is provided at a portion of the ear presser and / or the cheekbone arch retainer in contact with the skin. Therefore, the part in contact with the skin feels good on the skin and is very comfortable to wear, and the frictional force is improved so that the glasses can be fixed.

According to the fourth invention, the ear retainer and / or the zygomatic arch retainer can change its posture with respect to the frame of the spectacles and / or sandwich the zygomatic arch portion from above and below the zygomatic arch retainer. Since it is made of a member having plasticity that deforms, it is possible to adjust the holding force to an appropriate degree with a good fit.

According to the fifth invention, the ear retainer and / or the zygomatic arch retainer is attached to the frame so as to be adjustable in the vertical direction and / or the horizontal direction. The distance between the apex of the cornea, which indicates the distance, can be adjusted to 12 mm.

According to the sixth invention, since the material of the ear presser portion and / or the cheekbone arch retainer portion is made of an elastomer, it is lightweight and has flexibility, so that it can be formed into the shape of the temporal region of various wearers. Correspondingly, it can be fitted.

According to the seventh invention, since any of a hearable terminal, a wearable device, an ear pot holder, a bone conduction hearing aid, a mask locking device, and an accessory is attached to the spectacles, those devices are attached when the spectacles are put on. Can be used.

According to the eighth invention, since the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is provided with a mounting portion and is detachable from the frame of the spectacles, it can be mounted on a frame having various shapes.

According to the ninth invention, since at least one rear frame is further provided behind the ear presser portion, it has the same effect as that of the conventional modern, and the holding force can be increased as compared with the modern. ..

According to the tenth invention, since the rubber band is wound around the mounting portion along the frame, the mounting portion is held non-rotatably with respect to the frame, so that the mounting portion can be reliably held.

It is a perspective view and the side view which shows the Example of 1st invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the Example of 1st invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the Example of 2nd invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 3rd invention. It is explanatory drawing and perspective view which show the Example of 4th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 5th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 7th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of the 9th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of the tenth invention.

Hereinafter, examples of embodiments of eyeglasses according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings, taking various eyeglasses as examples.

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of an embodiment showing the main body of the spectacles of the first invention, and shows that the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 are attached to the frame 2 of the spectacles. FIG. 1B is a side view of an embodiment showing a state in which the wearer wears the spectacle body of the first invention. The ear holding portion 3 attached to the frame 2 abuts on the front end of the ear ring 24 of the ear to prevent the movement backward, and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 extended forward and attached to the lower end of the ear holding portion 3 is attached. A state in which the sideburns portion 15 in the wearer's hair is inserted into the sideburns portion 15, and the recess 5 straddling the cheekbone arch portion 4 and the recess 5 are brought into contact with each other so as to sandwich the cheekbone arch portion 4 from above and below, and the temporal region is sandwiched. Shown. In these figures, the spectacles of the first invention have an ear holding portion 3 that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the spectacles from moving backward, and a recess that straddles the zygomatic arch portion 4. It is characterized in that it is provided with a cheekbone arch holding portion 6 that abuts the cheekbone arch portion 4 from above and below the recess 5 so as to sandwich the cheekbone arch portion 4 and prevents the eyeglasses from moving in the vertical direction.

The shaded area in FIG. 2A indicates the position of the sideburns recess 7 in the sideburns portion 15. The sideburns recesses 7 are located above and below the zygomatic arch portion 4 and have a horizontally long shape. It continues to the sideburns 7 even if it is slightly inclined up and down from the zygomatic arch portion 4. The zygomatic arch holding portion 6 abuts on the concave portion 5 straddling the zygomatic arch portion 4, the inclined surface so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch portion 4 from above and below the concave portion 5, and the skin of the sideburns concave portion 7 in the vertical direction of the frame. It is blocking the movement. In FIG. 2B, the zygomatic arch holding portion 6 is extended forward from the ear holding portion 3 and brought into contact with the upper sideburns recess 7, then extended downward, straddling the zygomatic arch 4 and brought into contact with the lower sideburns recess 7. It is explanatory drawing of one Embodiment which shows that the movement in a vertical direction is prevented.

In FIG. 2C, one of the zygomatic arch retainer 6 is extended forward from the ear retainer 3, the other is extended downward, straddles the zygomatic arch 4 and is brought into contact with the lower sideburn recess 7, and is moved in the vertical direction. It is explanatory drawing of one Embodiment which shows that movement is blocked. FIG. 2D shows that the zygomatic arch holding portion 6 is extended downward from the ear holding portion 3 and is brought into contact with the lower sideburns recess 7 across the zygomatic arch portion 4 to prevent the movement in the vertical direction. It is explanatory drawing of the embodiment. FIG. 2E can be applied to heavy eyeglasses by straddling the zygomatic arch portion 4 so as to abut the entire upper and lower sideburns recesses 7. Even if these zygomatic arch retainers 6 have various shapes, the holding portions connected from the zygomatic arch retainer 6 to the ear retainers 3 and the modern 11 can be pinched as much as possible on the temporal surface side to make eyeglasses. Can be reliably held.

Since the spectacles to which the nose pad is attached are stopped by the nose pad, the holding force of the frame 2 may be weak. However, since the present invention holds the spectacles by the holding force of the frame 2, the frame 2 needs a holding force sufficient to hold the spectacles. For that purpose, it is important to strengthen the holding force of the frame 2, bend the frame 2 inward, or provide the zygomatic arch retainer 6 and the modern 11 inside the frame 2.

The ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 attached to the frame 2 of the first invention have a simple shape attached in parallel with the frame 2 without protruding outward from the ear. Since hair grows on the temporal region where the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 are in contact with each other, a person with a lot of hair can hide them. Especially for women, the appearance does not show how to hold the glasses, so only the glasses look neat.

The method of wearing eyeglasses is the same as the method of wearing conventional eyeglasses, if you hold the left and right frame 2 and push the modern 11 backward while keeping the frame 2 slightly open to the outside. good. It does not get entangled in the hair and is easy to put on and take off.

The eyeglasses referred to in the present invention are prescription eyeglasses, date eyeglasses, reading eyeglasses, 3D eyeglasses for TV / movies, sunglasses, sports eyeglasses, eyeglasses with a camera, eyeglasses with a magnifying mirror, eyeglasses with a light, and eyeglasses for kendo. , Glasses for wearable devices, glasses for observing images displayed on the screen, glasses with augmented reality (AR) function, surgical glasses, anti-pollen glasses, glasses with speakers, etc.

In the following figure, the description of the parts similar to the constituent parts of the first invention will be omitted or simplified, and the embodiments of the parts different from the first invention will be described.

The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that the ear pressing portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch pressing portion 6 is provided with a plurality of protrusions 10 that are divided between the hairs and come into contact with the skin.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of an embodiment viewed from the back side of the ear showing that the zygomatic arch retainer portion 6 is provided with the protrusion 10 having a hemispherical shape according to the second invention. In FIG. 3A, protrusions 10 are provided at two positions above and below the zygomatic arch holding portion 6, and the zygomatic arch portion 4 is straddled from above and below and sandwiched so that the spectacles can be reliably held. In FIG. 3B, protrusions 10 are provided at two positions in the diagonal direction of the zygomatic arch holding portion 6, and the zygomatic arch portion 4 is sandwiched diagonally so that the spectacles can be reliably held. In FIG. 3C, protrusions 10 are provided at two upper and lower positions of the zygomatic arch holding portion 6 that is brought close to the ear, and the zygomatic arch portion 4 is sandwiched from above and below so that the spectacles can be reliably held. ..

In FIG. 3D, protrusions 10 are provided at three positions above and below the zygomatic arch holding portion 6, and the zygomatic arch portion 4 is sandwiched from above and below so that the spectacles can be reliably held. In FIG. 3E, protrusions 10 are provided at two upper and lower positions of the rod-shaped or hairpin-shaped cheekbone arch holding portion 6, and the cheekbone arch portion 4 is sandwiched from above and below so that the spectacles can be reliably held. Even if the shape of the zygomatic arch holding portion 6 is various, the holding force is long by bringing the protrusion 10 into contact with the zygomatic arch portion 4 along the inclined portion and the raised recess 7 so as to grasp the zygomatic arch portion 4. Continue for hours.

The shape of the human head and the way the sideburns 15 grow are various, but since they are held in contact with the skin of the zygomatic arch 4 in the sideburns 15 and the sideburn recess 7 on the zygomatic arch 4. The plurality of slightly protruding hemispherical protrusions 10 do not affect the wearing feeling, and even if the protrusions 10 come into contact with the skin, the hair acts as a cushioning material and no contact marks remain. Further, by bringing the protrusion 10 into contact with the Japanese sword 13 (ear pot), there is an ear pot effect such as tired eyes, pain in the back of the eyes, headache, tinnitus, trigeminal neuralgia, and eyestrain.

In the spectacles of the third invention, the rubber member 8 and / or the sponge member and / or the velor member 9 and / or the leather member is located at the portion of the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6 in contact with the skin. Is provided.

FIG. 4A is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that the rubber member 8 of the third invention is attached to the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6. By attaching the rubber member 8 to the surface of the portion in contact with the ground surface, the wearing feeling can be improved. The same applies to sponge members and leather members. By using silicon, urethane, acrylic or the like as the rubber member 8, the degree of adhesion to the skin is improved. In addition, elastomer gel-like urethane, which is a flexible member like human skin, and resin that deforms at the temperature of the skin are also suitable.

FIG. 4B is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that the velor member 9 of the third invention is attached to the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 and the protrusions 10 are provided at three positions. The velor member is also used in commercially available headphones, and is a high-class, skin-friendly member. By providing the hemispherical protrusion 10 on the surface of the velor member, the spectacles have an unprecedented feeling of wearing.

In the spectacles of the fourth invention, the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch presser portion 6 can change the posture with respect to the frame 2 of the eyeglasses and / or the cheekbone arch portion 4 from above and below the cheekbone arch portion 4. It is characterized in that it is formed of a member having plasticity that deforms so as to sandwich the.

FIG. 5A shows a wire 12 (dotted line portion) provided between the ear presser portion 3 of the fourth invention, the modern 11 and the frame 2, and between the ear presser portion 3 and the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6. It is explanatory drawing of one Embodiment which shows. When the wire 12 is passed between the frame 2 and the modern 11, the posture can be changed in the left-right direction and the up-down direction by bending the wire 12. In addition, the holding force for sandwiching the temporal region and the height of the lens portion of the spectacles can be adjusted. By bending the upper zygomatic arch retainer 6 containing the wire 12 inward, the strength with which the upper zygomatic arch retainer 6 abuts on the zygomatic arch 4 and the upper and lower sideburn recesses 7 can be adjusted. By bending the lower zygomatic arch retainer 6 containing the wire 12 inward, the strength with which the zygomatic arch retainer 6 holds the zygomatic arch 4 and the zygomatic arch retainer 6 are adjusted so as to be in close contact with the zygomatic arch 4. can do.

FIG. 5B is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 of the fourth invention is replaced with a wire 12 and the protrusions 10 are provided at three locations, the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6. It is a figure. Since the wire 12 is freely deformed, it can be accurately aligned with the positions of the zygomatic arch portion 4 and the upper and lower sideburns recesses 7. Since the wire 12 is thin, it is the simplest pair of glasses. FIG. 5C is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 of the fourth invention is replaced with a wire 12 and the velor member 9 is attached to the outside. The cheekbone arch holding portion 6 with the wire 12 along the sideburns portion 15 is the best high-class eyeglasses with a comfortable fit of the velor member 9.

The spectacles of the fifth invention are characterized in that the ear pressing portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch pressing portion 6 is attached to the frame 2 so as to be adjustable in the vertical direction and / or the horizontal direction. There is.

FIG. 6A shows a side surface of an embodiment showing that the wire 12 is provided in the frame 2, the ear presser portion 3, and the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6 of the fifth invention and attached so as to be adjustable in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction. It is a figure. With the spectacles fixed in the correct position, the frame 2 or the zygomatic arch retainer 6 can be bent as shown by the arrows to adjust the lens portion of the spectacles in the vertical and horizontal directions. The height of the lens portion can be corrected when the lens portion gradually lowers when wearing glasses for a long time.

FIG. 6B is a side view of an embodiment showing that the frame 2 of the fifth invention is provided so as to be adjustable in the horizontal direction. The frame 2 of the fifth invention is inserted into the ear holding portion 3, the cheekbone arch holding portion 6, and the connecting portion 22 with the modern 11, and the spectacles are fixed in the correct positions in the anteroposterior direction as indicated by the arrows. By providing it so as to be slidable, it can be adjusted in the horizontal direction. When wearing glasses for a long time and the lens part gradually lowers, the distance between the eyes and the lens part can be corrected.

The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the material of the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6 is made of an elastomer.

When the material of the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch presser portion 6 of the sixth invention is made of an elastomer, the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch presser portion 6 has excellent flexibility, so that the wearer's side The fit is good because it comes into contact with the head with an appropriate holding force. As shown in FIG. 5, when the wire 12 is inserted into the zygomatic arch retainer 6, the predetermined shape can be maintained.

The material of the ear presser portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6 of the present invention is a thermosetting elastomer such as silicon rubber, synthetic rubber, natural rubber, urethane rubber, and fluororubber. Further, examples of the thermoplastic elastomer include styrene-based, vinyl chloride-based, olefin-based, urethane-based, and amide-based. Examples of the thermoplastic resin include acrylic resin, ABS resin, polycarbonate, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, polystyrene, polyvinyl acetate, polyurethane, AS resin, polyamide, polyacetal, polyethylene, polyester and the like.

The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that any one of a hearable terminal 30, a wearable device 31, an ear pot holder 32, a bone conduction device 33, a mask locking tool 34, and an accessory 35 is attached to the spectacles. There is.

FIG. 7A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the hearable terminal 30 of the seventh invention is attached to the ear pad 1 or the frame 2, the earphone 17 is connected, and the hearable terminal 30 is integrated with the eyeglasses. .. FIG. 7B shows an embodiment in which a display 16 is attached to a lens portion and a battery, a control device, and a communication device are provided on the ear pad 1 and the frame 2 in order to make the eyeglasses of the seventh invention into a wearable device 31. It is a side view of the form. The wearable device 31 is integrated with eyeglasses that do not burden the nose.

In FIG. 7 (c), the ear pot presser 32 is provided on the sideburns presser portion 3, is brought into contact with the Japanese spectacles 13 of the ear pot, and the starting point 14 is pressed by the ear pot presser 32 extending from the cheekbone arch presser portion 6. It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows that the eyeglasses have an ear pot effect by this. FIG. 7D is a side view of an embodiment showing that the bone conduction device 33 is formed by abutting the bone on the periphery of the zygomatic arch holding portion 6. FIG. 7 (e) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the pain in the ears is alleviated when the mask locking tool 34 on which the mask string is hung is attached to the modern 11 of the spectacles and the mask is worn for a long time. be. FIG. 7 (f) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the accessory 35 is attached to the zygomatic arch retainer portion 6. The burden on the earlobe is reduced.

The ear pad 1 of the eighth invention is characterized in that the ear holding portion 3 and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 is provided with a mounting portion 20 and is detachable from the frame 2 of the spectacles.

The ear pad 1 has a shape in which the ear holding portion 3 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 are connected, and is the most compact eyeglass holder. FIG. 8 is a side view of an embodiment showing that the ear pad 1 of the eighth invention is provided with a mounting portion 20 for attaching / detaching and is fitted into the frame 2. An insertion frame is provided in the mounting portion 20 for fitting into the frame 2, and the frame 2 is inserted to make the ear pad 1 removable. As indicated by the arrows, the ear pads 1 can be adjusted in the anteroposterior direction. The form of the mounting portion 20 is not limited.

FIG. 9A is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear pad 1 in which the hearable terminal 30 of the eighth invention is provided on the attachment portion 20 and the earphone 17 is extended from the cheekbone arch retainer portion 6 into the ear. It is a compact hearable terminal 30 that can be attached to and detached from the glasses and does not put a burden on the ears. In FIG. 9B, in order to make the wearable device 31 of the eighth invention, a display 16 is attached to the lens portion, and a battery, a control device, and a communication device are provided on the frame 2, so that the glasses can be attached to and detached from the glasses without burdening the nose. It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows that it becomes a wearable device 31.

In FIG. 9 (c), the ear pot presser 32 is provided on the ear presser portion 3, is brought into contact with the Japanese sword 13 of the ear pot, and the ear pot presser 32 extending from the cheekbone arch presser portion 6 is the starting point 14 of the ear pot. The ear pot effect can be obtained by bringing it into contact with. It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows that it becomes a detachable ear pot presser 32. FIG. 9D is a side view of an embodiment showing that the bone conduction device 33 is provided on the periphery of the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 and the ear holding portion 3 so that the hearing aid is integrated with simple and removable eyeglasses. Is. In FIG. 9E, the mask locking tool 34 is attached to the detachably attached ear pad 1, and the mask string is attached to alleviate the pain in the ear when the mask is applied for a long time. FIG. 9 (f) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the accessory 35 is attached to the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 of the ear pad 1 which is detachably attached. The burden on the earlobe is reduced.

The ear pad 1 of the ninth invention is characterized in that at least one rear frame 18 is further provided behind the ear pressing portion 3.

FIG. 10 is a side view of an embodiment showing that the rear frame 18 of the ninth invention is attached to the rear of the ear holding portion 3. Since the conventional modern 11 has a nose pad attached, the holding force of the frame 2 is weak. However, in the present invention, since the spectacles are held by the holding force, the rear frame 18 provided inside is provided inside so that the ear holding portion 3 and the zygomatic arch holding portion 6 come into contact with the temporal region with an appropriate strength. It is necessary to bend it to reinforce the holding force.

The ear pad 1 of the tenth invention is characterized in that the mounting portion 20 is held non-rotatably with respect to the frame 2 by winding a rubber band 19 along the frame 2. It is said.

11 (a) is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that a rubber band 19 is used as a holding member in order to closely hold the thick and wide frame 2 to the mounting portion 20 of the tenth invention. The rubber band 19 stretched by being hooked on the locking tool 21 can be made non-rotatable by winding the frame 2 along the mounting portion 20. The ear pad 1 is removable and can be firmly held. In FIG. 11B, a groove 23 is provided in the mounting portion 20 in parallel with the frame 2 in order to hold the metal frame 2 of thin eyeglasses in close contact with the mounting portion 20 of the 10th Ming dynasty, and the frame 2 is provided in the groove 23. Is a perspective view of an embodiment showing that the rubber band 19 is wound around the rubber band 19. By fitting the frame 2 into the groove 23 and tightly winding the rubber band 19, it can be made non-rotatable.

1 Ear pad 2 Frame 3 Ear holding part 4 Cheekbone arch part 5 Recess 6 Sideburns arch holding part 7 Sideburns recess 8 Rubber member 9 Velor member 10 Protrusion 11 Modern 12 Wire 13 Sideburns 14 Starting point 15 Sideburns 16 Display 17 Ear ear 18 Rear Frame 19 Rubber band 20 Mounting part 21 Locking tool 22 Connecting part 23 Groove 24 Ear ring 30 Hearable terminal 31 Wearable device 32 Ear pot holder 33 Bone conduction device 34 Mask locking tool 35 Accessories

The spectacles of the first invention have an ear holding portion that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the zygomatic arch from moving backward when the spectacle is worn, a recess straddling the zygomatic arch portion, and from above and below the recess. A position where the zygomatic arch retainer is provided so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch and prevents the zygomatic arch from moving in the vertical direction, and the recess and the zygomatic arch retainer are in contact with each other. It features spectacles that are not rotatable with respect to the frame.

According to the spectacles of the first invention, when the spectacles are worn, the ear presser portion that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the zygomatic arch portion from moving backward, the concave portion straddling the zygomatic arch portion, and the concave portion of the concave portion. vertically from abutted so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch portion, the glasses of the movement provided with a zygomatic arch pressing portion for preventing in a vertical direction, said recess and said zygomatic arch pressing portions are each sideburns section equivalent Eyeglasses that are provided in contact position and are not rotatable with respect to the frame.

The spectacles of the first invention have an ear holding portion 3 that abuts on the upper front end of the ear to prevent the zygomatic arch portion 4 from moving backward when the spectacle is worn, a recess 5 that straddles the zygomatic arch portion 4, and a recess thereof. A cheekbone arch holding portion 6 that abuts the cheekbone arch portion 4 from above and below so as to sandwich the cheekbone arch portion 4 to prevent the eyeglasses from moving in the vertical direction is provided, and the recess 5 and the cheekbone arch holding portion 6 are provided. Each of them is provided at a position where it comes into contact with the lifted portion 15, and is characterized by glasses that are not rotatable with respect to the frame 2.

Claims (10)

When wearing the spectacles, the ear retainer that contacts the upper front end of the ear to prevent the spectacles from moving backward, the recess that straddles the zygomatic arch, and the zygomatic arch from above and below the recess are sandwiched. Eyeglasses provided with a zygomatic arch retainer that abuts on the spectacles and prevents the spectacles from moving in the vertical direction. The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is provided with a plurality of protrusions that are divided between the hairs and come into contact with the skin. 2. The listed glasses. The ear retainer and / or the zygomatic arch retainer is a member having plasticity that allows the posture of the zygomatic arch retainer to be changed with respect to the frame of the spectacles and / or deforms so as to sandwich the zygomatic arch retainer from above and below the zygomatic arch retainer. The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which are formed. The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is attached to the frame so as to be adjustable in the vertical direction and / or the horizontal direction. The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the material of the ear holding portion and / or the cheekbone arch holding portion is made of an elastomer. The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein any of a hearable terminal, a wearable device, an ear pot holder, a bone conduction hearing aid, a mask locking tool, and an accessory is attached to the spectacles. The ear pad of the spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the ear presser portion and / or the cheekbone arch retainer portion is provided with an attachment portion and is detachable from the frame of the spectacles. The ear pad for eyeglasses according to claim 8, wherein at least one rear frame is further provided behind the ear presser portion. The ear pad for eyeglasses according to claim 8, wherein the mounting portion is held non-rotatably with respect to the frame by winding a rubber band along the frame.

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