Method for securing a cap on a head
OwnerRoss William Baininventor
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Abstract
A method of securing a wind resistant cap on a head of a user includes the steps of first providing a wind resistant cap that comprises a cap body having a brim and an inner circumference that includes a front portion adjacent the brim, a rear portion, and opposing sides. A securing strap has a strap body that extends to ends each attached to one of the opposing sides of the inner circumference of the cap body. The cap body is positioned on the head such that the strap body is positioned across the forehead of the user. When the wind resistant cap is subjected to wind, the securing strap remains secured across the forehead of the user to retain the cap body so that it is not blown off the user's head.
Claims1
A method of securing a wind resistant cap on a head across a forehead of a user, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing the wind resistant cap comprising a cap body and a brim extending outwardly from the cap body, the cap body having an inner circumference that includes a front portion adjacent the brim, a rear portion, and opposing sides;
- a securing strap having a strap body that extends to ends;
- wherein the securing strap is constructed of an inelastic material;
- and wherein-a first one of the ends of the strap body is stitched to a first one of the opposing sides of the inner circumference of the cap body, and a second one of the ends of the strap body is stitched to a second one of the opposing sides of the inner circumference of the cap body, such that the strap body extends entirely across the front portion of the inner circumference of the cap body, and an entirety of a width of the brim, and wherein the securing strap directly abuts the front portion of the inner circumference;
- positioning the cap body on the head of the user, such that the strap body is positioned across the forehead of the user;
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- subjecting the wind resistant cap to sufficient wind to blow the cap body off the user's head, wherein the securing strap remains secured across the forehead of the user to retain the cap body so that the cap body is not blown entirely off the user's head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.