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US 2020/0260812 A1Published application
Helmet with sweat gutter
AssigneeSport Maska Inc.
InventorsSimon LANGLOIS, Philippe MARTIN, Pierre-Luc BEAUCHAMP, Brian STEENBRINK
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Abstract
A helmet includes a helmet body, and a sweat-collecting strap extending between opposed ends along an interior of the helmet body. The sweat-collecting strap has a gutter between the opposed ends thereof. Each end of the sweat-collecting strap is mounted along one of the side portions of the helmet body. The sweat-collecting strap is displaceable with respect to the helmet body to bias the gutter against a forehead of the wearer above the eyes.
Claims39
A helmet, comprising:
- a helmet body having a front portion, a rear portion, and two side portions to each cover a respective front, rear, and sides of a head of a wearer;
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- a sweat diversion assembly, comprising:
- a sweat-collecting strap extending between opposed ends along an interior of the helmet body, the sweat-collecting strap having a gutter between the opposed ends thereof, each end of the sweat-collecting strap being mounted along one of the side portions of the helmet body, the sweat-collecting strap being displaceable with respect to the helmet body;
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- a biasing member mounted to the interior of the helmet body and to the sweat-collecting strap, and operable to displace the sweat-collecting strap and bias the gutter against a forehead of the wearer above the eyes.
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A helmet, comprising:
- a helmet body having a front portion, a rear portion, and two side portions to each cover a respective front, rear, and sides of a head of a wearer;
- and
- a sweat-collecting strap extending between opposed ends along an interior of the helmet body, the sweat-collecting strap having a gutter between the opposed ends thereof, each end of the sweat-collecting strap being mounted along one of the side portions of the helmet body, the sweat-collecting strap being displaceable with respect to the helmet body to bias the gutter against a forehead of the wearer above the eyes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.