Eyewear end piece

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide an eyewear end piece which does not rotate around an axial core of a temple, which does not come off from the temple, and which feels comfortable to wear. For this purpose, the eyewear end piece includes a first hard member, a second hard member and a flexible member in which the first hard member is formed in one end of the flexible member, and the second hard member is formed in the other end of the flexible member, respectively in an integral manner. The eyewear end piece may further include an insertion hole for a temple which extends through the first hard member and the flexible member to the second hard member.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an eyewear end piece provided on the front end side of a temple of an eyeglass frame. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, there are generally hard synthetic resin products among such eyeglass eartips. [0003] Such an ear support for spectacles, if attached to the front end side of the temple of the spectacle frame, has the advantage of being able to maintain a stable mounting state without rotating or falling off around the axis of the temple. [0004] Furthermore, among such eyeglass ear holders, there are products formed of flexible synthetic resin, for example, there is a product in which the entire ear holder 11 shown in FIG. 10 is formed of soft vinyl chloride or soft ionomer resin ( Registered Utility Model No. 3007012). [0005] Such ear pads for spectacles have soft contact with the side of the user's head and the root of the ear, thereby improving the comfort of the spectacles. In addition, it d...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] However, the above-mentioned conventional ear pads for eyeglasses are formed of hard synthetic resin, so there is a problem that the contact with the side of the user's head and the root of the ear is relatively hard, and the wearing feeling is not good.

Furthermore, such ear pads for glasses have the problem that the surface is easy to slip and fall off the ear easily.

[0007] Furthermore, if the ear holder for glasses shown in FIG. 10 is inserted into the front end side of the temple of the spectacle frame, since it is only formed of a soft material, there is a possibility that rotation centered on the axis of the temple may occur. The problem of not being able to obtain an appropriate sense of fit

Furthermore, such ear pads for eyeglasses not only cannot obtain a proper fit, but also have the problem that they may fall off from the temple in some cases.

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