TW201917451A - Eyeglass support and eyeglasses including eyeglass support - Google Patents

Abstract

Two ring-shaped locking pieces (2), formed by an elastic rubber, comprise a set and are locked to each temple (1) of a pair of spectacles so as to be spaced apart with an interval D therebetween in the axial direction of the temple (1). The interval (D) can be changed by moving the locking pieces in the axial direction of the temple (1). The locking pieces (2) are connected to each other with a prescribed interval therebetween by a belt-like elastic-rubber connection piece (3). The size of an arch shape which projects inside the temple (1) is adjusted by narrowing or widening the interval D. The center portion of the arch shape, which projects outward the most, is pressed against the temporal area of a spectacle wearer so as to support the spectacles.

Description

Glasses support and glasses with support

The present invention relates to a support for glasses that can be attached to a temple portion of a spectacle frame and a pair of glasses with a support.

Generally, the frame of the pair of glasses connects the respective base ends of the pair of temple portions to the front portion of the holding spectacle lens via hinges at the left and right ends of the front portion, and the front ends of the pair of temple portions are opened at an appropriate distance. The method is rotated around the rotation axis of the hinge, and the nose pad disposed at the center of the front portion and the temple portion (also referred to as the ear strap portion) at the rear end of the temple portion are locked to the face of the eyeglass user unit.

At this time, the glasses are supported by the temples and the nose pads, but since the load of the glasses generated from the front portion of the fitting lens is concentratedly supported by the nose pads directly under the front portion, if the glasses are worn for a long time, the wearer The part on the nasal bone of the face (hereinafter referred to as the upper part of the nose) has a feeling of oppression or other discomfort, or the nasal support is easily slipped from the upper part of the nose due to the secretion of sweat or sebum, and becomes a part of the upper part of the nose when it is female. The reason for the makeup removal is also the cause of deformation of the nose bone for children who are often in the growing period of glasses.

The following spectacle frames are known, that is, in order to reduce the pressure or discomfort of the upper part of the nose felt by the wearer of the glasses as described above, or to reduce the problem of easy slipping, etc., and not only the temple portion is provided at the end of the temple, The arcuate front support portion is also disposed on the inner side of the temple with a specific curve along the side of the wearer's side of the lens, so that the front support portion is in contact with the side of the user's side to reduce the load received by the nose pad, and the glasses are prevented. It slips (Patent Document 1 below).

Since the nose frame is completely out of contact with or slightly connected to the upper part of the nose of the user, even if the glasses are worn for a long time, the weight or pressure of the glasses is not easily felt, and even if the sweat is applied to the upper part of the nose, the glasses are difficult to make. Sliding down.

Further, as another aspect of the eyeglass frame, it is known that the shin bone abutting pad portion is coupled to a spectacles frame that is screwed to a supporting member that is slidably attached to a long hole or a groove formed in the temple by a rod-shaped member ( Patent Document 2) below.

A support for eyeglasses is known which is a C-shaped mounting member that is locked to the outside of the temple and is movably mounted in the longitudinal direction of the temple by an elastic body such as a spring or rubber in the mounting member. The anti-slip sheet is provided, and the non-slip sheet is brought into contact with the vicinity of the temple of the side head (Patent Document 3 below).

Further, it is known that glasses having an anti-slip device are attached to a temple portion (cover portion) at the rear end of a temple of a pair of glasses, and a ring-shaped anti-slip which is formed of a natural rubber material or a synthetic rubber material is attached. (Related Patent Document 4). [Prior Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3,096,964 [Patent Document 2] International Publication No. 2009/090733 [Patent Document 3] Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. Hei 10-161068 (Patent Document 4) Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3096164 Bulletin

[The problem that the invention wants to solve]

However, the eyeglass frames described in the above-mentioned Patent Documents 1 and 2 can be slightly elastically deformed by the parts that are in contact with the side head of the user, but are not greatly bent, and thus cannot be personally different from the shape of the face of the user. The height of the support portion toward the inner side of the temple is sufficiently adjusted to match.

Further, the support device for the glasses described in the above Patent Documents 3 and 4 can move the button-shaped or annular anti-slip sheet in the axial direction of the temple to change the locking position, but since the anti-slip sheet is toward the inside of the temple A particular size protrusion, especially without changing its shape, cannot simply adjust the height of the protrusion toward the inside of the temple. Therefore, it is not sufficient to obtain a suitable crimping force and adhesion of the non-slip sheet to the side head.

Therefore, the problem of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to easily adjust the height of the support to the side of the temple and the adhesion to the side of the head, and the support for the side of the head of the user is excellent. A support for glasses that achieves a comfortable wearing feeling by contacting the side heads with a desired crimping force, and is attached to the temples of various forms of the glasses to stably exhibit the anti-slip function.

Further, with respect to the eyeglasses to which the support device is attached, the adhesion and the pressure-contact force of the portion of the support member that protrudes toward the inside of the temple are sufficiently obtained, and the eyeglass with the comfortable wearing feeling is formed. [Technical means to solve the problem]

In order to solve the above problems, the support device for glasses according to the present invention includes: a plurality of locking pieces that can be locked in the axial direction of the temples of the glasses; and two of the plurality of locking pieces are connected Further, the narrower the interval between the links is, the more the connecting piece protrudes toward the inner side of the temple.

The support for the eyeglasses of the present invention configured as described above is adjusted by the two or more of the plurality of locking pieces that are coupled to each other by the connecting piece to the axial gap of the temple of the eyeglasses, and the locking piece is adjusted. The position is appropriately widened or narrowed, and the connecting piece is deformed in such a manner as to be flexibly bent or bent, whereby the height at which the central portion of the connecting piece protrudes toward the inner side of the temple can be largely changed.

In this way, the glasses with the support member can sufficiently exhibit the locking property and the pressure contact force in accordance with the unevenness of the side of the connecting piece toward the inner side of the temple. However, the position adjustment of a plurality of card stops does not necessarily have to be adjusted in such a manner that multiple positioning is possible. In other words, the connecting piece can be bent toward the inner side of the temple to be bent at an appropriate height, and the mounting positions of the plurality of locking pieces for the temple are installed at predetermined positions such as the design stage, and further, the locking is performed. The locking piece at a specific position can be fixed in advance by a method such as bonding, welding, or fitting.

The connecting piece that protrudes toward the inner side of the temple includes a flexible material that is axially bent when receiving an external force, or is formed of a bendable material with a hinge to follow the side of the crimped side. The concavo-convex shape is curved, and the adhesion to the head is excellent.

Further, the pressure contact force for pressing the connecting piece against the side of the user's head is preferably elastically pressed in order to make the wearing feeling good. Therefore, it is preferable to use a connecting piece including a material having rubber-like elasticity.

As long as any one of the connecting piece and the locking piece or both of them contains rubber-elastic material, it has a strong elastic anti-slip function for vibration or impact, especially when exercising, etc., even if the head is violently shaken, the glasses It is also difficult to slip down and can be supported with good stability.

The locking piece is a general locking mechanism that can be locked by being spaced apart in the axial direction of the temple, and can be locked even in the temple of a normal eye that has not been specially processed in advance. The locking piece can be locked to the temple by the adhesion or friction of the rubber-like elastic material such as an O-ring, the mechanical fastening force of a gripper or a clip, or the fastening force of the elastic spring.

The annular locking piece can be fitted and inserted in the axial direction from the rear end of the temple, and does not fall off in the radial direction of the embedded temple. The spacing of the locking piece can be easily adjusted by moving the appropriate distance in the axial direction. .

Further, if the locking piece is a C-shaped ring formed by cutting one of the annular portions, the notched portion can be hooked or detached from the radial direction of the temple, so that the interval can be more easily adjusted.

When a one-piece molded article including an elastic rubber or a thermoplastic elastomer is used as the locking piece and the connecting piece, the rubber sheet is excellent in adhesion and the locking piece excellent in the locking force to the temple is provided to the user. A connecting piece excellent in frictional locking property of the side head. It is preferable to use a support for the glasses which are excellent in the anti-skid function and the wearing feeling.

Further, as a form of the locking piece which is easy to support the setting of the eyeglasses and the interval between the locking pieces, it is preferable to use a groove, a hole or a protrusion which can be formed in the temple. The aforementioned groove, hole or protrusion means one or more grooves formed on one or both sides of the inner side surface or the outer side surface of the temple, a hole including a plurality of concave portions or a hole penetrating the two sides, or provided on one side or A plurality of protrusions on both sides. The shape of the groove is, for example, a linear shape or a wavy shape (bending line shape or curved shape), and examples of the shape of the hole include a circular hole or a square hole, or such a long hole (slot). The shape of the protrusion is, for example, a columnar shape, a spherical shape, a pyramid shape, or the like, and a step portion which is a retaining portion (so-called "gap") can be formed on the side surface of the projection.

In order to lock the two or more locking pieces to the temples of the glasses in which such grooves, holes or protrusions are formed in advance, friction, adhesion, adhesion or embedding may be applied to the grooves, holes or protrusions. The method of locking. If the locking piece is to be locked with the groove, the hole or the protrusion formed on the temple, the integral or the front end portion of the locking piece is formed by the material having the rubbery elasticity, and the part is elastically deformed and inserted into the hole or the slot. Further, the locking may be performed on the back side, or a known locking method may be employed in which the projection is fitted into a hole formed at the front end of the locking piece, and the step portion is prevented from coming off.

By arranging the plurality of the locking pieces of the support device for the above-mentioned glasses at a predetermined interval as described above, the pair of supporting pieces with the support piece connecting the plurality of locking pieces protruding toward the inner side of the temple are obtained. . Such a pair of glasses is such that the height of the support member protruding toward the inner side of the temple is sufficient for individual differences, and since the connecting piece is curved along the shape of the unevenness of the side head, the adhesion to the opposite side is excellent and available. Eyeglasses with support for anti-slip function and comfortable wearing. [Effects of the Invention]

The support for the glasses of the present invention can be easily and sufficiently set or adjusted to protrude toward the inner side of the temple by adjusting the interval of the plurality of locking pieces that can be locked at the axial gap of the temples of the glasses. Since the height of the bending is high, the connecting piece is reliably pressed against the side head of the user, and the adhesiveness is not uncomfortable, so that the anti-slip function and the wearing feeling are excellent.

Moreover, such a pair of glasses with a support member has a height that supports the inside of the temple, and the height of the support member sufficiently corresponds to the individual difference, and the pressure contact force is easily adjusted, and the adhesiveness is good and the wearing feeling is comfortable.

Hereinafter, the support for the eyeglasses and the eyeglasses to which the lens of the embodiment of the present invention is attached will be described based on the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 6, the support member A of the eyeglasses according to the first embodiment has an annular (elliptical) ring shape of two groups in the axial direction of the temple 1 of the rectangular cross section of the eyeglasses. The locking piece 2 is locked, and the locking piece 2 is formed of elastic rubber and slid in the axial direction of the temple 1 to change the interval D. The locking pieces 2 are connected by a belt-shaped elastic rubber. Slice 3 links.

When the locking piece 2 and the connecting piece 3 are joined, it is preferable to integrally form or to form a composite in order to increase the strength of the entire molded body. Further, the engaging piece 2 and the connecting piece 3 may be joined by the fitting, or may be joined by a joint member such as a sleeve or a tape.

As shown in FIG. 1, the connecting piece 3 is attached to the temple in a state of being flexed in a curved manner so that the interval D between the two sets of the locking pieces 2 is shorter than the entire length of the state in which the connecting piece 3 is unfolded. 1. Further, by adjusting the interval D, the size of the arch that protrudes toward the inner side of the temple 1 can be adjusted. The top of the arch is brought into contact with the side of the wearer of the eyeglasses at a moderate pressure, and the material of the connecting piece 3 and the shape of the curved shape are in close contact with the side head.

As shown in FIG. 2, the locking piece 2 is shown as an oblong (elliptical ring), but as long as it is a ring-shaped shape in accordance with the shape of the temple 1 as the object to be mounted, it is sufficient to be in the temple. 1 The shape and size are set in such a way that the outer side does not rotate around the axis. The locking piece 2 can be inserted and locked in the axial direction from the rear end of the temple portion (hanging ear portion) 4 of the temple 1 by being locked in a specific position without inadvertently falling off from the temple. If necessary, a plurality of circumferential grooves, a wave shape, a rough surface, and the like may be formed in advance in the axially spaced apart intervals of the outer side surfaces of the temples so that the positioning of the locking pieces 2 relative to the temples 1 can be performed more reliably.

Further, the locking piece 2 can be cut into a C-shape by cutting away a portion of the rectangular parallelepiped 2a surrounded by the chain line of Fig. 2 . Since the C-shaped locking piece can be used as a hook and can be hooked or detached from the radial direction of the temple 1, it is easy to attach and detach with respect to the temple 1.

The locking piece 2 may be connected to the connecting piece 3 by two or more. If necessary, three or more locking pieces 2 may be disposed at appropriate intervals, and the respective pieces may be connected by the connecting piece 3.

For example, as shown by solid lines and chain lines in FIG. 3, two intervals of the three sets of the locking pieces 2 may be connected by the connecting piece 3, respectively.

When the connecting piece 3 is narrowed by the interval of the locking piece 2, the radius of curvature of the central portion of the arch is smaller, and the height of the protruding toward the inner side of the temple 1 becomes higher, so that the interval between the locking pieces 2 is appropriately changed. And adjust the aforementioned height.

When the support member of the eyeglasses using the three or more pieces of the locking piece 2 is used, the height of the arch portion of the two or more pieces 3 can be adjusted to match the uneven shape of the side head portion H at the side head. The method of obtaining the most suitable crimping force at two or more portions of the portion H is adjusted in such a manner that a suitable height and a pressure-free force without discomfort are obtained. Further, in the design stage of the support member, the mounting position of the locking piece 2 with respect to the specific form of the temple 1 is determined in advance, and the locking piece 2 may be fixed to a specific position suitable for the purpose by the following or fitting or the like.

The connecting piece 3 is formed of a flexible material that is elastically bent in the axial direction by an external force, or a material that is bent at a hinge portion and has a bending property, and the connecting piece is set to a specific length.

Examples of the material of the flexible connecting sheet 3 include elastic rubber such as natural rubber, nitrile rubber, urethane rubber, and enamel rubber, low-density polyolefin, soft polylactic acid, and soft plastic such as soft vinyl chloride. For example, a tensile modulus of 70 MPa or less, or a thermoplastic elastomer or the like.

In particular, it is preferable to use a plate-like or rod-shaped material including a polyurethane resin which can be easily adjusted in hardness, and a ruthenium rubber which is well bonded to the skin. The thermoplastic elastomer is a well-known material, and its polymer is composed of a thermoplastic end block and an elastic intermediate block, and can be melt-molded in the same manner as the thermoplastic resin.

When the locking piece 2 and the connecting piece 3 each comprise an elastic rubber or a thermoplastic elastomer of the same material, the locking piece 2 and the connecting piece 3 can be integrally injection-molded. Further, when each of the locking piece 2 and the connecting piece 3 is made of a material having a different property such as an elastic modulus, it is possible to perform a composite molding, or to integrate each of them by fitting or fitting.

The material having flexibility described above may be made to have flexibility, and as shown by the chain line of FIG. 2, a triangular columnar shape may be formed in the middle of a single-layer strip-shaped connecting piece 3 having a rubber-like elasticity such as rubber. The notched portion 3a is formed in advance with a thin-walled hinge portion that is easily bent.

The material constituting the connecting sheet 3 is a material which is less flexible and must have bending properties due to flexibility, and may be a metal such as wood, ceramic, or titanium. If these materials are used, it is possible to flexibly bend the two or more members by means of hinges such as hinges, movable connecting rods (links), and pin joints. It is sufficient to form a belt-like material such as a belt.

Moreover, the width of the unit material to which the strip-shaped connecting piece 3 is connected is changed, the width of one part or the whole of the widened shape, or the width of one part or the whole of the strip shape is narrowly set, and the contact with the side head can be adjusted. The area of the part is adjusted to adjust the crimping force, the adhesion, or the locking force due to friction. The connecting piece 3 shown in Fig. 2 is formed to be wider as it is closer to the central portion in contact with the side head portion, thereby improving the adhesion and reducing the feeling of pressure, thereby improving the wearing feeling.

In the state in which the support for the eyeglasses of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 is used, when the central portion of the connecting piece 3 formed of the elastic rubber is pressed against the side head H of the wearer of the eyeglasses, the bending is U-shaped or arched. Further, in a state where the temple portion 4 is locked to the ear E, the top of the connecting piece 3 is locked to the temple having the recessed portion h, and is closely adhered and elastically pressed.

In the locked state of the coupling piece 3 and the head H side of the relevance of the card, the central portion 3 of the connecting piece (the top of the U-shaped) abuts on the zygomatic arch bone called H H ₁ of recess portion, and Engaged in the extension of the humeral arch H ₁ .

As shown in FIG. 5 or FIG. 6, the support device for the glasses according to the first embodiment may also correspond to the temples of various shapes which are formed by the design of the glasses according to the distance between the temple 1 of the glasses and the side head H of the user. The shape and the size of the user's face vary greatly from person to person.

The distance between the temple 1 of the glasses indicated by the solid line in FIG. 5 and the side head H of the user is further away from the situation in which the positional relationship with the standard line indicated by a little chain line is used. The standard distance D of the two sets of the locking tabs 2 is narrowed to the distance D ₁ , and the height protruding toward the inner side of the temple ₁ is increased, and the side of the user with the temple 1 and the same solid line The distance of the head H corresponds.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, when the distance between the temple 1 of the glasses indicated by the solid line and the side head H of the user is closer than the standard positional relationship indicated by the one-dot chain line, The standard distance D from the two sets of the locking pieces 2 is widened to a distance D ₂ , and the height protruding toward the inner side of the temple 1 is lowered, and the temple 1 and the user of the glasses indicated by the solid line can be reduced. The distance of the side head H corresponds to the distance.

Further, as shown in Fig. 7, the support for the glasses of the first embodiment can be locked to the temples 1 of various forms in accordance with the design of the glasses. The illustrated temple 11 has a synthetic resin elastic clip 12 extending in the axial direction on the inner side thereof, and the elastic clip 12 is integrally formed or fixed with the temple 1 by a one end portion 12a such as a clip, and the free end 12b and the mirror The inner side of the leg 1 is elastically connected to each other, and the free end 12b can be lifted against the elastic force to leave the temple 1.

When the support for the eyeglasses of the first embodiment is attached to the elastic clip 12 which is integrated with the temple 11, the two pieces of the locking piece 2 such as an oblong shape are lifted in the direction of the arrow in the figure. The free end side of the elastic clip 12 is fitted and inserted at an arbitrary position to be locked, and the interval between the pair of locking pieces 2 is adjusted, and the connecting piece 3 is bent in a state of being flexed.

Next, the eyeglasses with the support B of the second embodiment shown in Fig. 8 are opened inside the temple 1 to form a groove 5 extending in the axial direction, and are provided with a wall that can be locked on the wall of the groove 5. A circular button-like locking piece 6 formed of a hard elastic rubber or a synthetic resin, and a rod-shaped connecting piece 7 formed of an elastic rubber which is connected to the two sets of the locking pieces 6 at a specific interval and integrally formed by the supporter .

Further, the material of the holder including the locking piece 6 and the connecting piece 7 may be the same as that of the first embodiment except that the above-described elastic rubber can be used. The connecting piece 7 shown in the figure is a rod-shaped body having a diameter that is thicker toward the center.

The form of the button shape of the locking piece 6 is not particularly limited as long as it can be locked in the groove 5. Not only the circular shape shown in Fig. 7 but also a button shape such as a quadrangle or other polygonal shape can be used.

Although the locking piece 6 is integrally formed with the connecting piece 7 as shown in the figure, it may be attached to a separately formed button-shaped member or rotatably supported by a rotating shaft attached to the front end of the connecting piece 7.

In the groove 5, in order to securely lock the button type locking piece 6, it is preferable to form a continuous groove portion 5a on the entire groove wall surface. The concave strip portion 5a is guided while the peripheral portion of the locking piece 6 is fitted, slid or rotated, and the locking piece 6 is moved in the axial direction of the temple 1. The groove 5 having a concave portion having a shape different from that of the concave portion 5a may be a groove or a circular groove having a dovetail groove or a polygonal shape of a pentagon or more.

In order to lock the locking piece 6 in the groove 5, the peripheral portion of the locking piece 6 is fitted into the concave portion 5a by the elastic deformability of the material. Then, if a small piece-like stopper 8 which is separately produced by a rubber sheet or the like is inserted so as to form a gap between the both end portions of the filling groove 5 and the connecting piece 7 which is bent and deformed into an arc shape, the regulation can be more reliably regulated. The position of the locking piece 6.

As shown in Fig. 9, the glasses having the holder B of the second embodiment may be locked to the slot 9 of the wave pattern extending inward in the axial direction of the inner side and the outer side of the temple 1.

The waveform of the slot 9 is configured such that the peaks of the waves or the valleys are opposed, and the width thereof is regularly widened or narrowed along the length of the slot 9. Therefore, the main portion of the locking piece 6 or the connecting piece 7 connected thereto can be pressed by being pressed at a portion where the width of the slit 9 is narrowed at any position in the longitudinal direction, and the positioning can be performed, and two of them can be easily utilized. The width of the locking piece 6 adjusts the height of the connecting piece 7 protruding toward the inner side of the temple 1. The locking piece 6 that is locked in the slit 9 is preferably a member having a desired hardness such as synthetic resin in order to increase the locking force.

In order to lock the supporting device B of the pair of the locking pieces 6 of the locking piece 7 with the connecting piece 7 in the slot formed in the temple 1, the locking piece 6 can be inserted into the slot 9 and locked in the temple 1 The back side.

At this time, the cover plate 10 is attached to the outer side of the temple 1 so as to cover the locking piece 6, and the cover 10 is fixed and fixed. If the cover 10 is pressed against the side of the wearer's side of the lens, the pressure is connected. The curved shape is also stable.

Further, the chain of FIG. 9 and the support for the glasses of the third embodiment shown in FIG. 10 may be provided with double-flange-shaped locking pieces 6, 6 ́, and the peripheral portion of the slit 9 is fitted into the locking portions. The film is locked between 6 and 6 ́. If it is a support for such glasses, the cover 10 shown in Fig. 9 can be omitted.

Next, the pair of glasses with the holder C of the fourth embodiment shown in Fig. 11 are formed with a plurality of inner and outer side faces of the left and right temples 1 spaced apart in the axial (length) direction of the temple 1 . Hole 15. The support C has two locking pieces 13 having a head 15 that can be fitted in a well-known shape such as a circular hole, and the base portion of the locking piece 13 is formed by a strip-shaped connecting piece 14 Ground connection.

The support member C can be disposed in a state in which the two locking pieces 13 and the connecting piece 14 are integrally formed by elastic synthetic resin or synthetic rubber. The two pieces of the locking piece 13 are elastically deformed from the state indicated by the one-dotted line in the figure to an arc shape indicated by a solid line, and are fitted in the appropriate positions of the plurality of holes 15 of the temple 1 The two are locked, and the connecting piece 14 can be appropriately flexed to adjust the size of the arch. Then, the connecting piece 14 in a state in which the height of the moderate arch and the moderate elastic force are deflected can be pressed against the side of the pair of temples 1 to the side of the pair of temples 1 to lock the glasses.

In addition, although the locking piece 13 has a circular rivet shape as shown in the figure, it may be such that the head of the snap button is a spindle shape, and the like can be easily realized by the hand to be engaged with the hole 15 by the hand. The card is preferred.

Next, the glasses having the holder D of the fifth embodiment shown in Fig. 12 are integrally formed with a plurality of columnar projections 16 on the desired side portions of the inner side surfaces of the left and right resin temples 1, and the likes are formed in the temples. The length direction of 1 is set at a specific interval. The support D is substantially the same as the support C of the fourth embodiment. Instead of the locking piece 13, the length of the extension piece 16 extending in the longitudinal direction of both ends of the connecting piece 14 is set as a card. The stopper piece 17 has a recessed portion 18 having a circular hole shape sized to be fitted into the projection 16 at the front end surface thereof. The portion other than the material supporting the D and the locking piece 17 is the same as the aforementioned supporting member C.

The support member D of the eyeglasses is elastically deformed into a curved shape indicated by a solid line from the state indicated by a little chain line in the drawing, and is disposed in a plurality of (5 in the figure) protrusions of the temple 1 The two of the 16 positions at the appropriate positions are fitted into the recesses 18 of the two locking pieces 13 to be locked. By selecting the locking position, the connecting piece 14 is appropriately flexed to adjust the size of the arch, and the same effect as the supporting tool C is exerted.

Further, although the protrusions 16 are shown in a columnar shape, other examples may include a columnar shape, a round rivet shape (mushroom shape), a flat rivet shape, a bar shape having a rough surface, a hook shape, or other well-known shapes. In order to surely achieve the locking by the fastening or the like, the projections 16 are preferably formed with a step portion that functions as a so-called "gap" in advance on the outer circumference of the columnar portion.

When the glasses of the holders A, B (B ́), C, and D with the glasses of the first to fourth embodiments are used as described above, the load of the glasses including the lenses (see FIG. 4 and the like) is caused by the connecting sheets. 3, 7, 14 elastic friction caused by the friction and adhesion and the support of the connecting pieces 3, 7, 14 and the recess h, so the user of the support of the glasses will not feel the side The discomfort caused by the crimping of the head H is difficult to slip even if the sweat glasses are not used, so that a comfortable wearing feeling is obtained.

1‧‧‧Mirror legs

2‧‧‧ Cards

2a‧‧‧Cuboid

3‧‧‧Links

3a‧‧‧ gap section

4‧‧‧Mirror foot/hanging ear

5‧‧‧ slots

5a‧‧‧Recessed section

6‧‧‧Card tablets

6 ́‧‧‧ card stop

7‧‧‧Links

8‧‧‧stops

9‧‧‧ slot

10‧‧‧ Cover

11‧‧‧Mirror legs

12‧‧‧Elastic clip

12a‧‧‧ one end

12b‧‧‧Free end

13‧‧‧Card tablets

14‧‧‧Links

16‧‧‧ Protrusion

17‧‧‧ Cards

18‧‧‧ recess

A‧‧‧Support

B‧‧‧Support

B ́‧‧‧ Support

C‧‧‧Support

D‧‧‧Support/space/distance

D ₁ ‧‧‧Distance

D ₂ ‧‧‧Distance

E‧‧ Ear

H‧‧‧ side head

H ₁ ‧‧‧ humeral arch

h‧‧‧Depression

IV-IV‧‧‧ line

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a support for eyeglasses and glasses to which the first embodiment is attached. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a holder for glasses of the first embodiment. Fig. 3 is a plan view showing a state of use of the glasses to which the support for the glasses of the first embodiment is attached. Figure 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line IV-IV of Figure 3. Fig. 5 is a plan view showing a state in which the interval between the group of the locking pieces of the first embodiment is narrowed. Fig. 6 is a plan view showing a state in which the interval between the group of locking pieces of the first embodiment is widened. Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing another embodiment in which the temples of the glasses of the first embodiment are attached. Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a support for glasses and a temple to which the second embodiment is attached. Fig. 9 is an exploded perspective view showing the temple and the support of the support for the glasses of the second embodiment. Fig. 10 is a transverse cross-sectional view showing a holder for glasses of a third embodiment. Fig. 11 is an exploded perspective view showing the temple and the support of the support for the glasses of the fourth embodiment. Fig. 12 is an exploded perspective view showing the temple and the support member of the support for the glasses of the fifth embodiment.

Claims (8)

A support for eyeglasses, comprising: a plurality of locking pieces, which can be locked at an axial gap of the temples of the glasses; and a connecting piece connecting the two of the plurality of locking pieces As described above, the narrower the interval of the connection, the more protruded and curved toward the inner side of the temple. A support for eyeglasses according to claim 1, wherein the aforementioned connecting piece comprises a flexible material or a connecting piece with a material capable of bending the hinge. The support device for glasses according to claim 2, wherein any one of the aforementioned connecting piece and the locking piece or both of them has rubbery elasticity. The support device for glasses of claim 1 or 3, wherein the aforementioned locking piece is an annular locking piece. The support device for glasses according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the locking piece is a C-shaped locking piece formed by cutting one of the annular portions. A support for glasses of 2, 4 or 5, wherein the locking piece and the connecting piece comprise an elastic rubber or a thermoplastic elastomer. The support device for glasses of claim 1, wherein the locking piece is engageable with a locking piece formed in a groove, a hole or a protrusion of the temple. A pair of glasses with a support for attaching a plurality of clips in the axial direction of the temple in such a manner that the support of the glasses of any one of claims 1 to 3 or 7 protrudes toward the inner side of the temple The sheets are set to be locked at specific intervals.