Removable Sun Visor for Car Windows
OwnerArarat Yousefiinventor
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Abstract
Improvements in a removable sun visor for car windows is disclosed. The visor uses a rotatable and removable window clip so the user can install and move the visor when needed to block or filter sunlight from entering the vehicle. The clip can also be rotated and locked on an angled side of a window to block or filter light that can enter the vehicle from a far forward edge. The rotating feature has locks or detents to hold the visor at the adjusted angle. The rotatable clip can further be positioned on either side of the visor for positioning on either side of a vehicle. There is also an adjustable tinted window that allows the user to look through the tinted portion. Side portions can be moved in or out of the main housing to block light. Magnets can be used to secure moving members.
Claims20
A removable sun visor for car windows comprising:
- a clip that is configured to slidably secure the removable sun visor on a vehicle side window;
- said clip connects with a hinge to a hinge pivot that is configured to allow a body of a sun visor to rotate adjacent to said vehicle side window and adjacent to a headliner of said vehicle;
- said hinge pivot being connected to a rotating shoulder that allows said body of said sun visor to rotate perpendicular to said hinge, and
- said body of said sun visor having a first shade that is configured to store within said body of said sun visor and securely slide a limited distance outside of said body of said sun visor.
A removable sun visor for car windows comprising:
- a visor body;
- said visor body having a first shade that is configured to store within said body of said sun visor;
- said visor body having a second shade that is configured to store within said body of said sun visor;
- said visor body having a tinted flap that is configured to hinge from said body of said sun visor, and
- a clip that is configured to secure the visor body on a vehicle side window.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.