Roka Sports, Inc

Kurt Robert Spenser

Robert Allen Canales

Mark C Stephens

David S Ginther

Steven G Oldham

Eric Baptiste Suburu

Tobin Rohrbach

Jonathan David McCann

James Donald Oman

Mark Niiro

John Brandon Currie

Nathan Tracy

Thomas Clayton Shortall

Tet Kawakami

James Alan Lareau

Allison Flake

James Alan Laraeu

Mark Stephens

Vented sport eyeglasses

Snap-in nose pads for eyewear

Sport eyeglasses

A wetsuit is provided which comprises (a) a first central region comprising a first material and having a first thickness; and (b) a second lateral region comprising a second material and having a second thickness. The buoyancy per unit area of the first region is greater than the buoyancy per unit area of the second region.

Swimwear design and construction

Sport eyeglasses with temples and nose pads

An eyeglass assembly with a bridge frame having temple tab thru-holes and lens retention receivers; a nose bridge insert; at least one lens in a single lens configuration with tabs configured to insert into the lens retention receivers of the bridge frame such that the lens tabs, or a portion thereof, protrude through temple tab thru-holes. In some embodiments, the eyeglasses are frameless, having first and second temple lugs with temple tab thru-holes and lens locking features; at least one lens in a single lens configuration having lens tabs, lens retention steps, lug locking notches; and a nose bridge insert. In some embodiments, the eyeglass assembly has a bridge frame with an integral nose bridge, two lenses, each lens having a lens tab, and a lens retention step, further having a lens hook. In still further embodiments, the eyeglass assembly comprises lens receiving portions with unique capture features to retain lenses having lens tabs, lens retention steps and/or hooks and capture features configured to removably capture and retain the lens in the assembly. Other embodiments further comprise a rocker frame.

Eyeglasses with interchangeable lenses

Eyeglass temples

A wetsuit configured to improve a user's performance, enhance a user's speed and ease with which the user moves through water, provide better control of body temperature in diverse environments and reduce overall fatigue while wearing the garment. A wetsuit having an upper-torso portion, a free-floating flexible collar, sleeves biased in an arms-up configuration and configurable with a lower torso portion.

Wetsuit with arms-up construction and method of making same

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Burbank, CA, United States of America

Kurt Robert Spenser