Yamamoto Kogaku Co., Ltd.

Keiko Nishida

Katsuya Takeshi

Swimming goggles

Goggles have a goggle body and a headband which are attached together on both of respective end portions thereof through respective connecting members. Each end portion of the goggle body has fitting apertures open upwardly and downwardly, and an insertion path connecting to the fitting apertures and open to a lateral end side. Furthermore each connecting member has resilient insertion pieces with protruded portions, and the protruded portions fit in the fitting apertures and come out upwardly and downwardly. At the time of detaching the connecting member from the goggle body, a wearer can easily and reliably manipulate the connecting means with his or her thumb and index finger, not only his or her thumb. And a reliable connection between the goggle body and the connecting member is obtained, and, even an outer force coming from front does not cause an inadvertent separation of them in use.

Goggles

The length adjusting mechanism includes an elastic headband member and an engaging member to engage with the headband member. The headband member is provided with a plurality of projected parts which selectively engage with the engaging member. The engaging member includes an insertion hole through which the headband member is inserted and one or more fiting grooves in which projected parts may just settle selectively. At the time of putting the goggles on, a wearer may easily adjust the length with less force than for conventional goggles.

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Izumi, Japan

Keiko Nishida