Lens assembly structure of swimming goggles
AssigneeQbas Co., Ltd.
InventorChih-Cheng SHIUE
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Abstract
The present invention provides a lens assembly structure of swimming goggles. The lens assembly structure comprises two lenses, two retaining walls, two skirt portions, and two frame portions. Each of the lenses includes an eye side and a water side opposing to the eye side. The two retaining walls are provided on the eye sides of the lenses, respectively, and each of the retaining walls defines a visible area and a connection area. Each of the retaining walls has a configuration, and the corresponding skirt portion is disposed along the configuration. The connection area of the lens is affixed in the corresponding frame portion. The configuration of each of the retaining walls is a curve having a contour which is less complicated than a peripheral configuration of the lens.
Claims18
A lens assembly structure of swimming goggles, comprising:
- a first lens, including a first eye side and a first water side;
- a second lens, including a second eye side and a second water side;
- a first retaining wall, protruding from and being provided on the first eye side of the first lens, the first retaining wall defining a first visible area and a first connection area, the first retaining wall having a first configuration;
- a second retaining wall, protruding from and being provided on the second eye side of the second lens, the second retaining wall defining a second visible area and a second connection area, the second retaining wall having a second configuration;
- a first skirt portion, being disposed on the first retaining wall along the first configuration;
- a second skirt portion, being disposed on the second retaining wall along the second configuration;
- a first frame portion, the first connection area of the first lens being affixed in the first frame portion;
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- a second frame portion, the second connection area of the second lens being affixed in the second frame portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.