Lateral sun shields conformed for selective attachment to a baseball cap visor or brim
OwnerRobert Brockmaninventor
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An eye shield assembly useful for selective attachment to the visor of a baseball cap for providing lateral shielding from direct or reflected glare includes, in its first preferred implementation, an elongate planar shielding surface defined by a forward and rearward end and an upper and lower edge. A front and rear attachment extends from the upper edge for selective engagement to the visor edge and the cap, with the shielding alignment further determined by a planar projection extending beyond the upper edge, intermediate the front and rear attachments, conformed for captured receipt between the cap and the skull of the wearer. The attachments may take the form of tined structures flexibly secured to the shielding surface to effect attachment along either side of the cap, or may take the form of convolved strips conformed for selective receipt of the cap edges in selected convolutions. In the second implementation an extruded structure, including a split tube attached to a planar ribbon, is die cut to form the shielding surface with the split tube segments providing selective engagement to the cap.
An eye shield assembly useful for attachment to the visor of a baseball cap, comprising:
An eye shield useful for selective attachment to the visor of a baseball cap, comprising:
An eye shield useful for selective attachment to the visor of a baseball cap, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.