ES99825U - Panoramic diver glasses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Diver's panoramic goggle, characterized in that it consists of three fundamental pieces, the first of which acts as a frame and serves as a reference to the other two. In a single piece of elastic material the frame itself has been shaped to which it is referred by a channel formed by a double lip on the inner edges, the second part or viewer. Consubstantial and after the saddle a skirt fits on the face and prevents the entry of water. On the sides it carries gauges vertically arranged to give way and subjection to the third piece or suspenders of fixation to the head. Immediately in front of these gauges there is consubstantial an elongated projection, parallel to the gauges, which protruding in turn carries a channel referred to by a conventional buckle. The front is curved from side to side, offering a window to the eyes with panoramic vision. The second transparent piece constitutes the viewfinder, in a single piece it has the shape of a box curved in the direction of the human face with a projecting rim that is housed in the ideal channel of the first piece. In front and centered on the lower part, it has a shaped projection that prevents the visor from bumping into the nose of the user given the proximity of the visor to the face. The third piece is constituted by braces whose ends are fixed to the buckles of the frame. On the back it has a widening for better fixing on the head. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)