Adjustable nose bridge for swimming goggles

Swimming goggles made up of a first lens and a second lens and a nose-bridge connecting midline side ends of each of said first lens and second lens, said nose-bridge comprising:

• a) a flexible connecting band having at least five through-holes formed through its entire length;
• and
• b) a first supporting member formed at the midline side end of said first lens and a second supporting member formed at the midline side end of said second lens, said flexible connecting band linking together said lenses such that each of said first and second lenses are connected to said flexible connecting band at each respective midline side end of said first and second lenses;
• wherein said first and second supporting members each have a knob extending towards the midline from the midline side end of each of said first and second lenses, said knob having a front surface and a rear surface opposite to the front surface, a supporting hook member having an inside surface and an outside surface opposite to the inside surface, a blunt end and a hook end opposite said blunt end, and a bar member connecting said knob to said hook member, and
• wherein said flexible connecting band is supported by said first and second supporting members by passing said blunt end of each of said supporting hook members through a first of said through-holes and then passing said hook end of each of said supporting hook members through another of said through-holes so that each of said first through-holes comes to rest around each of said respective support members.

A method of connecting a swimming goggle lens to a connecting band, comprising:

• passing a first portion of the lens through a first through-hole of the connecting band;
• stretching sections of the connecting band proximate the first through-hole;
• pushing a second portion of the lens through the first through-hole;
• and
• releasing the stretched sections of the connecting band so that the first through-hole comes to rest around a third portion of the lens, wherein the third portion joins the first and second portions to one another.