Flashclip
OwnerMark Cameron Torgersoninventor
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Abstract
A device for holding an independently introduced flashlight to the visor of a common baseball cap or its facsimile. The purpose is to provide a convenient and simple means for carrying on one's person, a hands-free and directed light source by interfacing a cap and flashlight. It is more for use on a soft cap with a stiff visor or brim than a hard hat. Said flashlights normally contain light emitting diodes (LEDs) or incandescent bulbs. The device is comprised of two clips that are permanently fastened together. One clip holds the flashlight which is snapped into position, the other attaches to the cap.
Claims9
A two-way fastening clip comprised of an upper spring clip and a lower spring clip, which consist of flat spring material and are perpendicularly joined, for releaseably holding a flashlight and a cap or hat visor simultaneously
A two-way fastening clip containing an upper spring clip, and consisting of flat spring material, for releaseably holding a flashlight and comprised of three opposing bends for exerting spring pressure
A two-way fastening clip containing a lower clip, and consisting of flat spring material, comprised of two bends for releasably holding the visor or brim of a cap
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.