US 5,161,260 AGranted

Athletic headwear

OwnerJeff Reynoldsinventor

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Abstract

An athletic headwear especially suitable for sporting activities and high wind conditions. The headwear comprises a body portion adapted for covering the head and hair of a wearer, the body portion having an inner surface and an outer surface, and the body portion having a generally linear forward edge, so that the forward edge of the body portion at its median portion is adapted for positioning on the forehead of the wearer, an elastic headband integral with the forward edge of the body portion on its outer surface, the elastic headband having opposite free ends extending beyond the forward edge, and the opposite free ends having means for fastening the ends to each other, so that the ends may be fastened to each other behind the head of the wearer at the nape of the neck to secure the headwear to the wearer's head, and a sweatpad integral with the forward edge of the body portion on its inner surface.

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Dependent claims

An article of headwear consisting essentially of:

a substantially rectangular body having inner and outer surfaces, generally linear elongated opposed side edges and generally linear opposed forward and rear edges defining forward and rear portions of said body, said forward portion being formed from a pair of arcuate shaped portions which are mirror images of each other, said arcuate portions being secured together along a common edge to form said linear forward edge of said body for fitting over the wearer's forehead and to form said forward portion of said body for fitting snugly over the wearer's head, said rear portion of said body being substantially planar for draping down the back of the wearer's head,
an elastic headband integrally connected to said forward edge of said body on its outer surface, said elastic headband having opposite free ends extending beyond said forward edge, said opposite free ends having means for fastening to each other, so that said ends may be fastened to each other behind the head of the wearer over said body to secure the headwear to the wearer's head, and
a sweatpad integrally connected to said forward edge of said body on its inner surface.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.