Sunglasses with flip-up visor
OwnerAndrew Robert Shawinventor
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A flip-up visor attachment having two separable sets of hinge elements for rotatably connecting the visor to a sunglasses' frame. These sets include a hinge body and a pair of hook-like structures which are, respectively, affixed to the frame's bridge portion and to the visor's underside. Like the frame, both sets exhibit bilateral symmetry. Once they are joined together, the visor can be pivoted outwardly from the frame's front. A flange, affixed to the visor's mid-section and extending over its back edge, stops the visor from being overrotated. With the visor in its raised position, one can then brace it there by pressing a locking arm rotatably connected to its underside against the hinge body. By rotating the locking arm in reverse, one can disengage it from the hinge body and thus free the visor so that it can be folded against the sunglasses or removed therefrom.
In combination with a visor and a pair of eyeglasses in which the eyeglasses frame a pair of spaced apart lenses, the eyeglasses having a bridge portion which forms a span between the lenses, the span generally increasing in length towards the bridge portion's upper edge, and wherein the visor, which is generally bilaterally symmetrical, defines a mid-section with a back edge, the improvement which comprises:
An eyeglasses with flip-up visor, which comprises:
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