IP Library Granted Patent US 10,324,310
Granted Patent B2
US 10,324,310 · App. 15/681,842 · Granted Jun 18, 2019

Glare reducer

Inventor: Peter Rigas (Yardley, PA)
Assignee: Kramden Enterprises, LLC
G02C7/10G02C5/001G02C7/16G02C11/02
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,324,310
App. No.
15/681,842
Granted
Jun 18, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A sun glare reducer includes a frame having a right templar portion, a right lens retaining portion connected to the right templar portion, a left templar portion, a left lens retaining portion connected to the left templar portion, and a nose bridge portion connecting the right lens retaining portion and the left lens retaining portion. A right lens is retained by the right lens retaining portion. The right lens has a right body disposed between the right templar portion and the nose bridge and a right glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the right body below the right lens retaining portion. A left lens is retained by the left lens retaining portion. The left lens has a left body disposed between the left templar portion and the nose bridge and a left glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the left body below the left lens retaining portion.

Claims (27)

1. A sun glare reducer comprising:

a frame having:

a right templar portion;

a right lens retaining portion connected to the right templar portion;

a left templar portion;

a left lens retaining portion connected to the left templar portion; and

a nose bridge portion connecting the right lens retaining portion and the left lens retaining portion;

a right lens being retained by the right lens retaining portion, the right lens having:

a right body disposed between the right templar portion and the nose bridge; and

a right glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the right body below the right lens retaining portion away from a wearer and having an outwardly extending right concave portion connecting the right body and the right glare reducing portion; and

a left lens being retained by the left lens retaining portion, the left lens having:

a left body disposed between the left templar portion and the nose bridge; and

a left glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the left body below the left lens retaining portion away from a wearer and having an outwardly extending right concave portion connecting the left body and the left glare reducing portion.

2. The sun glare reducer according to claim 1 , wherein each of the right and left glare reducing portion further comprises at least one slat extending obliquely from each of the right and left glare reducing portion.

3. A sun glare reducer comprising:

a frame having:

a right templar portion; and

a left templar portion;

a lens assembly extending between and connected to the right templar portion and the left templar portion, the lens assembly having:

a right lens disposed proximate to the right templar portion;

an outwardly extending right glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the right lens and away from a wearer;

a concave portion connecting the right lens and the right glare reducing portion;

a left lens disposed proximate to the left templar portion;

a left glare reducing portion extending downwardly from the left lens; and

a nose bridge connecting the right lens and the left lens.

4. The sun glare reducer according to claim 3 , further comprising a connecting portion connecting the right glare reducing portion and the left glare reducing portion.

5. The sun glare reducer according to claim 3 , wherein the left lens is connected to the right lens.

Assignments (1)
NUNC PRO TUNC ASSIGNMENT Recorded Feb 20, 2020
From: RIGAS, PETER
To: KRAMDEN ENTERPRISES, LLC
Reel/Frame 051868/0553 →
Continuity (2)
Continuation In Part 14937902 · Nov 11, 2015
Related Publication 20180024382A1 · Jan 25, 2018