Back to results
US 5,046,200 AGranted
Reversible, quick-adjustable diver's face mask strap
OwnerIrving Federinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
Loading patent…
OwnerIrving Federinventor
Estimating the term…
A reversible, quick-adjustable diver's face mask strap includes a body portion formed of a flexible, elastic material having first and second opposite surfaces for contacting the head of a diver. The body portion includes two band portions being partially spaced apart defining an opening therebetween. The strap further includes first and second ribbons attached to the body portion, each of the ribbons having an attachment surface and another surface. Each of the other surfaces are connected to a respective one of the opposite first and second surfaces. Each of the ribbons have fasteners disposed on the attachment surface for releasably fastening the attachment surface to itself when folded to form a loop passing through an opening formed in a diver's face mask. One of the ribbons thereby remains adjustable without removing the mask strap from the diver's head regardless of which one of the opposite surfaces contacts the head of the diver.
A reversible, quick-adjustable diver's face mask strap, comprising a body portion formed of a flexible, elastic material having first and second opposite surfaces for contacting the head of a diver, said body portion including two band portions being partially spaced apart defining an opening therebetween, first and second ribbons attached to said body portion, each of said ribbons having an attachment surface and another surface, each of said other surfaces being connected to a respective one of said opposite first and second surfaces, each of said ribbons having means disposed on said attachment surface for releasably fastening said attachment surface to itself when folded to form a loop passing through an opening formed in a diver's face mask, whereby one of said ribbons remains adjustable without removing the mask strap from the diver's head regardless of which one of said opposite surfaces contacts the head of the diver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.