Sport helmet comprising an occipital inner pad mounted to a movable rear support
AssigneeBauer Hockey, LLC
InventorsPhilippe JEAN, Jacques DUROCHER, Marie-Claude GENEREUX, Denis COTE
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AssigneeBauer Hockey, LLC
InventorsPhilippe JEAN, Jacques DUROCHER, Marie-Claude GENEREUX, Denis COTE
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A sport helmet comprising an outer shell, an inner padding for covering at least partially the wearer's head, an occipital inner pad for facing the occipital region of the wearer's head, a rear support comprising an upper part hingedly mounted to the helmet and a lower part mounted to the occipital inner pad, and a biasing member having a portion abutting the rear inner surface of the outer shell such that the rear support and occipital inner pad are movable between a first position wherein the rear support is biased to extend inwardly from the rear inner surface, and a second position when the wearer puts on the sport helmet, wherein the rear support and occipital inner pad are deflected towards the rear inner surface while the rear support and occipital inner pad maintain pressure on the occipital region of the wearer's head.
A sport helmet for receiving a head of a wearer, the wearer's head having a crown region, a top region, left and right side regions, a back region and an occipital region, the sport helmet extending along a longitudinal axis residing within an imaginary longitudinal plan that bisects the helmet in two generally identical halves, the sport helmet comprising:
A sport helmet for receiving a head of a wearer, the wearer's head having a crown region, a top region, left and right side regions, a back region and an occipital region, the sport helmet extending along a longitudinal axis residing within an imaginary longitudinal plan that bisects the helmet in two generally identical halves, the sport helmet comprising:
A sport helmet for receiving a head of a wearer, the wearer's head having a crown region, a top region, left and right side regions, a back region and an occipital region, the sport helmet extending along a longitudinal axis residing within an imaginary longitudinal plan that bisects the helmet in two generally identical halves, the sport helmet comprising:
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