KR920004887Y1 - Glasses support - Google Patents

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Eyewear

1 is a side view of the present invention.

2 is a perspective view of the present invention.

3 is a plan view of the present invention.

4 is a relationship between the working load and the size when wearing the present invention.

5 is the relationship between the working load and the size when using conventional glasses.

6 and 7 illustrate another example of an earpiece.

8, 9 and 10 are further embodiments equipped with secondary legs.

The present invention is to improve the weight of the eyeglasses in the nose significantly by mounting the assisting glasses to the existing glasses so that they do not flow down.

In the conventional glasses, as shown in FIG. 5, the weight of the glasses at the center of gravity (5) of the glasses receives almost the weight of the nose portion 6, and the ear portion 7 bears only a very small weight. It is not good for beauty for women because it causes headache or pitted nose by stimulating nerves, and when sweating, it slips easily and keeps raising it to its original position. Because of the worsening of vision was the lung. In the case of athletes in particular, the glasses were easily shaken due to violent movement, which made it difficult to operate the game.

The present application is designed to solve these problems and will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Attach the auxiliary leg (3) to the existing glasses leg (1) as shown in Figure 1, the ear end made of rubber, synthetic resins, nylon, silicone, etc. at the end of the auxiliary leg so that there is no irritation to the skin even after long use. It is configured so as to be in close contact with the recess 8 of the ear as shown in FIG.

This creates a repulsive force in the recess 8 of the ear to prevent counterclockwise rotation about the ear 7 so that the weight of the glasses at the nose support 6 is reduced and at the ear The weight to bear is increased.

Therefore, nose and ear portion (7) and the recessed portion of the ear (8) is to support the weight of the glasses distributed in a similar size.

On the other hand, the ear rest 4 of the auxiliary leg 3 is formed in a rectangular tube 3 'as in the conventional nose rest configuration as shown in FIG. By connecting the bolt (3 ″) to the ear support 4 made of rubber or synthetic resin or the like may not be fixed to flow at a certain angle, as shown in Figure 7 may be configured as an ear support (4).

In addition, the attachment hole 2 to which the auxiliary leg is attached to the eyeglass legs is formed in the shape of a 처럼 as shown in FIG. 8 and attaches the secondary leg to which the release prevention tool 3 '' 'is formed at the end thereof to the eyeglass leg 1. Or to retract in the planar direction a of the spectacles 1 by a spring 9 as in FIG. 9 or in the attachment 2 in FIG. The auxiliary leg 3 is pivotally rotated about the shaft 10 by the spring 9 fixed at one end thereof, so that the ear rest 4 of the auxiliary leg can be brought into close contact with the groove 8 of the ear as much as possible. .

This invention devised in this way is not only to reduce the irritation of the nasal nerves by dispersing the weight of the glasses focused on the nose, it is also effective in cosmetics because the skin does not occur in the skin and supports the slipping of the glasses in the grooves of the ear (8) for summer use It is suitable for athletes or athletes.

Claims (3)

An auxiliary leg (3) having an ear support (4) is attached to the eyeglass leg (1) of the existing glasses and at the same time when wearing the ear support (4) to support the recess 8 of the ear. 2. The assistive device for eyeglasses according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary leg (3) and the ear rest (4) are connected by a square barrel (3 ') and a bolt (3 "). The assisting tool for eyeglasses according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary leg (3) can be rotated by a spring (9) in the attachment opening (2).