Pair of goggles with pad elements at the ends of the temples or at the nose piece

A pair of goggles comprising a pair of temples and a frame including a pair of opposed, inwardly facing nose pieces, said nose pieces each comprising a pad element frame made from a substantially rigid plastic material and a pad element made of a relatively soft resilient plastic material received in the pad element frame thereof, each pad element having a bubble-like convex inner side facing inwardly toward the head of a wearer for resiliently contacting the nose bridge of the wearer each pad element having a perimeter and being solely supported around the perimeter thereof by the respective pad element frame thereof, each pad element also having a concave outer side facing outwardly away from the nose of the wearer and defining an unobstructed hollow open area to permit outward flexing of each pad element in a direction away from the nose of the wearer.

A pair of goggles comprising a frame including a pair of nose pieces and a pair of temples having rear ends extending from said frame, said temples each comprising a pad element adjacent the rear end thereof made from a relatively soft resilient plastic material, said nose pieces also each comprising a pad element made of a relatively soft resilient plastic material, said pad elements of said temples and said nose pieces having bubble-like convex inner sides facing inwardly toward the head and nose bride, respectively, of the wearer, each pad element also having a concave outer side facing outwardly away from the wearer and defining an unobstructed, hollow open area to permit outward flexing of each pad element in a direction away form the wearer.