Floatable retainer for eyeglasses
OwnerDavid G. Mayinventor
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Abstract
A floatable eyeglass retainer comprising an elongated, solid cord that is covered with tubular fabric. The cord is made of a buoyant material, which is also flexible. An oval shaped piece of resilient material is fastened directly to each end of the cord by use of a clamp. Covering each clamp is a small piece of tubing made of a buoyant material. A resilient spacer is slipped onto both ovals forming a small opening in which the temple of a pair of eyeglasses is force fed into, keeping the retainer in place on the eyeglasses.
Claims8
A retainer for holding and floating eyeglasses, said retainer comprising:
- an elongated, flexible cord having a pair of opposing ends, said cord comprising an inner, solid and flexible buoyant rod for floating said eyeglasses and an outer, tubular covering coaxially surrounding said rod for strengthening said cord;
- a pair of resilient ovals for engaging said eyeglasses, one oval attached to each of said cord ends;
- clamp means for securing said ovals to said cord ends by engaging both the ends of said rod and the ends of said tubular covering with an exposed end of said ovals emerging from said clamp means;
- and,
- tube means for coaxially covering said clamp means and at least a portion of said exposed end of said ovals, said tube means defining a small orifice in said ovals for resiliently grasping the temples of said eyeglasses so that said cord holds said eyeglasses.
A retainer for holding and floating eyeglasses, said retainer comprising:
- an elongated, flexible, durable cord having a pair of opposing ends, said cord comprising:
- an inner, flexible, solid buoyant rod for floating said eyeglasses, said rod comprised of low density foam;
- and,
- an outer, seamless, tubular fabric covering which coaxially surrounds said rod for strengthening and coloring said cord;
- and,
- fastener means associated with said cord at each of said opposing ends for engaging the temple pieces of said eyeglasses, so that said retainer holds said eyeglasses.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.