Removable accessory for a fencing mask
AssigneeLeon Paul Equipment Company Limited
InventorsBenjamin Paul, Jacek Bujko
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Abstract
A removable accessory for a fencing mask provided with a mesh having an array of apertures is provided. The accessory can include a main body having a first surface, and a plurality of projections extending from the first surface of the main body. Each projection is configured to be removably insertable into an aperture of the mesh. Therefore, the accessory may be removably attached to the fencing mask, without damaging the fencing mask.
Claims16
A removable accessory for a fencing mask provided with a woven wire mesh having an array of apertures, the accessory comprising:
- a main body having a first surface;
- and
- a plurality of projections extending from the first surface of the main body, each projection being configured to be removably insertable into an aperture of the mesh;
- and
- wherein the projections are arranged into one or more clusters and each cluster comprises two or more projections that are configured to be insertable into adjacent apertures of the mesh;
- wherein at least one of the projections comprises a tip at the distal end thereof, wherein the tip has a larger cross-section than the rest of the projection.
A method of removably attaching an accessory to a fencing mask provided with a woven wire mesh having an array of apertures, the method comprising:
- providing an accessory comprising a main body having a first surface and a plurality of projections extending from the first surface of the main body, wherein at least one of the protections comprises a tip at the distal end thereof, wherein the tip has a larger cross-section than the rest of the projection, and wherein the projections are arranged into one or more clusters and each cluster comprises two or more projections that are configured to be insertable into adjacent apertures of the mesh;
- aligning each projection with an aperture of the mesh of the fencing mask;
- and
- inserting each projection into an aperture of the mesh.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.