Protective helmet with vertically adjustable headband
AssigneeE.D. Bullard Company
InventorRichard Alan Oleson
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Abstract
A protective helmet includes a substantially rigid outer shell defining a bottom opening and an internal cavity for receiving a wearer's head; an inner ring positioned substantially within and secured to the outer shell; a suspension secured to the inner ring and including at least two suspension straps; and a headband positioned substantially within the outer shell and adjacent the bottom opening of the outer shell, wherein the position of the headband relative to the inner ring can be manipulated, effectively adjusting the vertical position of the headband within and relative to the outer shell.
Claims18
A protective helmet, comprising:
- a substantially rigid outer shell defining a bottom opening and an internal cavity for receiving a wearer's head;
- an inner ring positioned substantially within and secured to said outer shell, said inner ring circumscribing an opening for receiving the wearer's head;
- a suspension secured to said inner ring and including at least two straps intersecting one another within the internal cavity of said outer shell;
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- a headband positioned substantially within said outer shell and adjacent the bottom opening of said outer shell, wherein the position of said headband relative to the inner ring can be manipulated, effectively adjusting the vertical position of the headband within and relative to the outer shell.
A protective helmet, comprising:
- a substantially rigid outer shell defining a bottom opening and an internal cavity for receiving a wearer's head;
- a headband positioned substantially within said outer shell and adjacent the bottom opening of said outer shell;
- a suspension positioned within said outer shell, and including at least two straps intersecting one another within the internal cavity of said outer shell;
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- a means for adjusting the vertical position of the headband within and relative to the outer shell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.