Spider web blocking apparatus
OwnerRobert Ward, Andrew Bojieinventors
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Abstract
An apparatus configured to attach to a head worn apparatus, such as, but not limited to, a hat or helmet. The invention includes a frame having one or more web blocking attachment points for coupling to the frame one or more plurality of web blocking elements. The web blocking elements are positioned in front of the person’s face to provide a surface for catching, or blocking, spiderwebs before they make contact with a person’s face. The frame is dimensioned with headgear attachment grooves configured to attach the frame to a portion of a hat, helmet, or other apparatus worn on a person’s head.
Claims15
A spiderweb blocking apparatus comprising:
- a frame comprising right and left frame components;
- an elastic tensioner embedded within the right and left frame components to allow the frame to be extended or retracted;
- a right-side spider web blocking element;
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- a left side spider web blocking element.
A headgear apparatus, comprising;
- a frame, further comprising a right and left frame component;
- an elastic tensioner positioned within, and coupled to the right and left frame components to allow the frame to be extended or retracted;
- a right-side spider web blocking element coupled to the right side of the frame;
- a left side spider web blocking element coupled to the left side of the frame and extending orthogonally therefrom;
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- a right side and a left side set screw configured to be screwed into the frame and make contact with each of the right side and left side spider web blocking elements respectively, for tightening the right side and left side web blocking elements to the frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.