Eyeglasses
OwnerYung-An Cheninventor
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Abstract
The instant disclosure relates to a pair of eyeglasses, which includes an eyeglass frame and two temple arms pivotally connected thereto. Two shoulder portions are arranged on opposite ends of the eyeglass frame. Each one of the shoulder portions has an upper wall, a lower wall, and a shaft member. A receiving space is defined for each one of the shoulder portions. An inner flap is extended from the eyeglass frame toward the receiving space for each one of the shoulder portions. Each one of the temple arms has an anchoring section and an ear-resting section. Each one of the anchoring section has an engaging portion and an abutting portion. Each one of the temple arms can be at a closed position or an open position. At the open position, each one of the abutting portions is abutted to the corresponding flap.
Claims9
A pair of eyeglasses, comprising:
- an eyeglass frame having two shoulder portions oppositely arranged thereon,
- each one of the shoulder portions having an upper wall, a lower wall, and a shaft member,
- each one of the shaft members being arranged between the corresponding upper wall and the corresponding lower wall,
- a receiving space being defined by the eyeglass frame, the upper wall, and the lower wall of each one of the shoulder portions,
- an inner flap being extended from the eyeglass frame toward the receiving space of each one of the shoulder portions;
- wherein each one of the upper walls has at least two upper grooves formed thereon, and each one of the lower walls has at least two lower grooves formed thereon;
- and
- a pair of temple arms, each having an anchoring section and an ear-resting section, wherein each of the anchoring section has an engaging portion and an abutting portion, wherein each of the abutting portions extends in a direction away from the corresponding ear-resting section, wherein each of the engaging portions is pivotally connected to the corresponding shaft members, wherein each one of the temple arms is capable of pivoting between a closed position and an open position, and wherein each of the inner flaps is abutted by the corresponding abutting portion while at the open position;
- wherein each one of the temple arms further includes an upper protrusion and a lower protrusion arranged on the top and bottom surfaces thereof, and respectively, each one of the upper protrusions is capable of being slidably arranged in the corresponding upper grooves, and each one of the lower protrusions is capable of being slidably arranged in the corresponding lower grooves.
A pair of eyeglasses, comprising:
- a lens having a pair of shoulder portions oppositely arranged thereon,
- each one of the shoulder portions having an upper wall, a lower wall, and a shaft member,
- each one of the shaft members being arranged between the corresponding upper wall and the corresponding lower wall,
- a receiving space being defined by the lens, the upper wall, and the lower wall of each one of the shoulder portions,
- an inner flap being extended from the lens toward the receiving space of each one of the shoulder portions;
- wherein each one of the upper walls has at least two upper grooves formed thereon, and each one of the lower walls has at least two lower grooves formed thereon;
- and
- a pair of temple arms, each one of the temple arms having an anchoring section and an ear-resting section, each one of the anchoring section having an engaging portion and an abutting portion, each one of the abutting portions extending in a direction away from the corresponding ear-resting section, each one of the engaging portions being pivotally connected to the corresponding shaft members, each one of the temple arms being capable of pivoting between a closed position and an open position, each one of the inner flaps being abutted by the corresponding abutting portion while at the open position;
- wherein each one of the temple arms further includes an upper protrusion and a lower protrusion arranged on the top and bottom surfaces thereof, and respectively, each one of the upper protrusions is capable of being slidably arranged in the corresponding upper grooves, and each one of the lower protrusions is capable of being slidably arranged in the corresponding lower grooves.
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