Abstract

Eyeglasses having a temple bendable to multiple angles. The eyeglasses comprise a primary temple (1), a secondary temple (5), an elastic member (2), a sliding block (3) and a connecting member (4). The secondary temple (5) is hinged to a tail portion of the primary leg (1) with a fixable opening angle, such that a user can optionally increase or change a bending angle of the temple tip to obtain an optimal wearing manner for different occasions. The eyeglasses having a temple bendable to multiple angles has a simple structure and novel design.

IPC Classes  ?

• G02C 5/20 - Side-members adjustable, e.g. telescopic
• G02C 5/14 - Side-members

Abstract

Eyeglasses having a temple bendable to multiple angles. The eyeglasses comprise a primary temple (1), a secondary temple (5), an elastic member (2), a sliding block (3) and a connecting member (4). The secondary temple (5) is hinged to a tail portion of the primary leg (1) with a fixable opening angle, such that a user can optionally increase or change a bending angle of the temple tip to obtain an optimal wearing manner for different occasions. The eyeglasses having a temple bendable to multiple angles has a simple structure and novel design.

IPC Classes  ?

• G02C 5/14 - Side-members
• G02C 5/20 - Side-members adjustable, e.g. telescopic

Abstract

Eyeglasses with legs bendable in multiple angles, comprise a main glasses leg, a secondary glasses leg, an elastic body, a slider, and a connecting member. The secondary glasses leg may be hinged on the tail of the main glasses leg in such a manner that the opening angle may be locked, so that the user can conveniently and optionally open or change the bending angle of the tail of the glasses legs, so as to achieve optimal adaption for various occasions.

IPC Classes  ?

• G02C 5/14 - Side-members
• G02C 5/20 - Side-members adjustable, e.g. telescopic
• G02C 5/22 - Hinges

Abstract

A pair of eyeglasses comprises a brow bar (11) provided with a pair of lens upper edge-engagement portions (27) and a nose bridge (12A, 12B) detachably connected to the brow bar (11) between the lens upper edge-engagement portions (27). The nose bridge (12A, 12B) has a pair of depending legs (13) each having a lens inner edge-engagement portion (15).

IPC Classes  ?

• G02C 1/04 - Bridge or browbar secured to, or integral with, partial rims, e.g. with partially-flexible rim for holding the lens
• G02C 5/02 - BridgesBrowbarsIntermediate bars
• G02C 5/12 - Nose-padsNose-engaging surfaces of bridges or rims

Abstract

Eyeglasses (10) include a pair of lenses, a pair of temple portions (13) flanking the lenses and a pair of arms (11), a hinge connecting each of the arms (11) to a respective one of the temple portions (13). Each hinge includes a recess (24) formed in the temple portion (13) and having a cam surface (17), and a spring member (15) attached to the arm (11) and extending into the recess (24) to pivotally connect the hinge block to the temple portion (13). The spring is movable to a release position whereat the arm (11) is detachable from the temple portion (13) and the spring member (15) bears against the cam surface (17) of the recess (24) to provide resistance against pivotal movement of the arm (11) with respect to the temple portion (13) between folded and extended positions.

IPC Classes  ?

• G02C 5/22 - Hinges