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US 2011/0277223 A1Published application
Protective headgear
AssigneeArmorSource LLC
InventorsDonald F. Roberts, Yoav Kapah
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Abstract
A boltless retention system for a protective headgear includes a pad boltlessly secured within a cavity of the protective headgear. A strap is boltlessly secured within the cavity and between the pad and an inner surface of the headgear. The strap withstands a static pull strength between about 150 pounds and 300 pounds.
Claims25
A protective headgear, comprising:
- a helmet portion;
- a substrate secured to the helmet portion;
- an adhesive on a first face of the substrate for adhering the substrate to the helmet portion;
- and
- a strap secured to the substrate, the strap remaining secured to the substrate and the substrate remaining secured to the helmet portion to a static pull strength between about 150 pounds and 300 pounds.
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A boltless retention system for a protective headgear, the boltless retention system comprising:
- a pad boltlessly secured within a cavity of the protective headgear;
- and
- a strap boltlessly secured within the cavity, and between the pad and an inner surface of the headgear, the strap withstanding a static pull strength between about 150 pounds and 300 pounds.
A protective headgear, comprising:
- a helmet portion;
- a pad sized to frictionally fit within a cavity of the helmet portion;
- a first strap boltlessly secured to the pad, the first strap being positioned between the pad and an inner surface of the headgear, and the first strap withstanding a static pull strength between about 150 pounds and 300 pounds;
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- a second strap boltlessly secured to the pad, the second strap being positioned between the pad and an inner surface of the headgear, and the second strap withstanding a static pull strength between about 150 pounds and 300 pounds, the first and second straps capable of being secured together so that at least one of the straps runs under a user's chin to secure the user's head in the helmet portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.