JPH032894Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is designed to prevent damage to the skin around the cheekbones due to the hard tendrils of glasses when worn for a long time, or when exercising while wearing glasses. This invention relates to a holder for eyeglasses that is used by being attached to the temple of the eyeglasses in order to prevent the eyeglasses from being dropped and broken or lost due to sweat and strenuous movements.

(Prior art) Conventionally, in order to prevent the tendrils of glasses from damaging the skin around the cheekbones when wearing glasses for long periods of time, in order to prevent the hard tendrils from directly contacting the skin, the areas where the tendrils hit should be covered with flexible skin, It is coated with some kind of synthetic resin.

To prevent your glasses from falling and breaking when you exercise while wearing them, use a support device such as a rubber cord tied at both ends near the tips of the temples of your glasses, and strap it to the back of your head. ing.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the former case, the flexible skin or synthetic resin attached to the vine gradually loses its flexibility due to sweat and changes over time, becoming useless or becoming dirty. There is a drawback that it becomes familiar.

In the latter case, the tip of the support attached to the tip of the temple may come off, or the part where the temple is attached to the support may feel uncomfortable when wearing glasses, making it difficult to use. It has drawbacks such as difficulty in adjusting the tension level and inferior design.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention was made by focusing on such conventional problems, and by changing the conventional viewpoint and forming a new configuration, its performance can be improved. The aim is to dramatically improve the performance and solve the above problems.

The present invention is made of a pair of vine coverings that are woven into a circular tube shape with elasticity imparted by a bias, and have a required length longer than the vines, so that one end of each can be connected to the other end. This is a fastening tool for eyeglasses, which has detachable fastening tools fixed to both ends thereof.

(Function) Since the temple cover is made of cloth and has a cylindrical shape, the locking device can be attached to the glasses very easily. Furthermore, since removable fasteners are fixed to both ends of the temple cover so that one end of the temple cover can be connected, glasses to which the fasteners are attached can be easily attached and detached. In addition, the temple covering is given elasticity by a bias, so when the glasses with the latches attached are worn, the part covering the temples stretches and tightens the temples, making them comfortable to wear during use. There is no chance of it slipping out. Furthermore, since the temple covering is made of stretchable and flexible cloth, the skin in the area where the temples come into contact will not be damaged even if the glasses are used for a long time.

Furthermore, since the vine cover is made of cloth, it can be freely displayed in various colors and patterns, making it extremely fashionable and able to meet the tastes of a wide range of demand groups, from the elderly to the young.

(Example) The present invention will be described in detail below based on an example shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. 1 is a pair of vine coverings with a required length longer than the water-absorbing vines 5, which are knitted into a cylindrical shape with elasticity imparted by a bias, and 2 is a pair of vine coverings 1. This is a fastening tool made of removable magic tape (registered trademark) fixed to each end so that either one end can be connected to the other end.

Next, a description will be given of how to use the eyeglass fastening tool 3, which is made up of a pair of temple coverings 1, each of which has a fastening tool 2 fixed to one end thereof. first, 1
A pair of temple coverings 1 are fitted onto both temples 5, 5 of eyeglasses 4 from the side where the fastening tool 2 is not provided, and are inserted up to the base to cover both temples 5, 5 entirely. After the glasses 4 to which the temple coverings 1 are attached are worn in the conventional manner, both ends of the temple coverings 1 protruding outward from the temples 5 are stopped at the back of the head using a fastening tool 2 to fix the glasses 4.

In this case, since the temple covering 1 is made of cloth and has a cylindrical shape, both the temples 5, 5 can be easily covered, and it is extremely easy to attach the locking tool 3 to the glasses 4. In addition, since the fasteners 2 fixed to either end of the temple cover 1 are simply attached or removed at the back of the head, the glasses to which the fasteners 3 are attached can be easily put on and taken off. can. In addition, since elasticity is imparted to the vine cover 1 with a bias, the locking tool 3
When wearing the glasses 4 with the glasses 4 attached, the part covering the temples 5 extends to tighten the temples 5, so that they do not come off during use. Furthermore, since the temple covering 1 is made of stretchable and flexible cloth, the skin in the area where the temples 5 touch will not be damaged even if the glasses are used for a long time. Furthermore, since the temple covering 1 has water absorbing properties, it absorbs sweat generated while using the glasses 4, giving the user a refreshing feeling.

Also, since the vine cover 1 is made of cloth, you can freely choose various colors.
Because it can display patterns, etc., it becomes extremely fashionable and can meet the tastes of a wide range of demand groups, from the elderly to the young.

In the above embodiment, Magic Tape (registered trademark) is used as the fastening tool 2, but it may be other than Magic Tape (registered trademark) as long as it can achieve the same purpose. Further, an appropriate member for strongly tightening the temple 5 may be fixed to the end of the temple cover 1 where the fastener 2 is not provided.

(Effects of the invention) (1) It is very convenient to use because it is extremely easy to attach to glasses and to attach and detach glasses to which the locking device is attached.

(2) By imparting elasticity to the vine cover with a bias,
The straps are tightened when you put them on, so they won't come off even during strenuous movements, making them extremely safe.

(3) Since a flexible tendon covering is attached to the temples, the skin in the area in contact with the temples is protected even when used for a long time, which is excellent for health and hygiene.

(4) Since the vine cover is fashionable, it stimulates the desire to purchase from a wide range of demand groups, from the elderly to the young, contributing to increased sales.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which A is a plan view, B is a sectional view taken along line A-A, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view for explaining how to use the device. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Vine covering, 2... Anchoring tool, 3... Anchoring tool for glasses, 4... Glasses, 5... Vine.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A fabric with a required length longer than a vine, knitted into a circular tube shape with elasticity imparted by a bias.
A fastening tool for eyeglasses comprising a pair of temple coverings and detachable fastening tools fixed to both ends so that either end can be connected to each other. (2) Scope of utility model registration claim No. (1) characterized in that the fastening device is Magic Tape (registered trademark)
A locking device for eyeglasses as described in Section 1.