Headwear with transparent visor providing ultraviolet ray protection

1. A headwear apparatus comprising:

a cap configured to be worn on a head of a user;

a visor receiving portion extending outwardly and horizontally from a forward facing, exterior surface of the cap; and

a removable visor coupled to the visor receiving portion via at least one securement mechanism,

wherein the removable visor is transparent in at least one direction, and

wherein the removable visor is configured to block a portion of ultraviolet rays from passing through the removable visor;

wherein the at least one securement mechanism protrudes from a bottom surface of the visor receiving portion;

wherein the removable visor has a series of apertures positioned along a peripheral edge of the removable visor and each of the series of apertures being sized to engage the at least one securement mechanism of the visor receiving portion, and

wherein when the removable visor is removed from the visor receiving portion, then there is no removable visor coupled to the cap.

2. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 1 , wherein the removable visor further includes a tinting material, causing a tint of the removable visor to lighten, darken, or change between a variety of colors.

3. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 2 , wherein the tinting material is further configured to lighten or darken the tint of the removable visor according to an intensity of light hitting the removable visor.

4. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 1 , further comprising: a graphic coupled to the removable visor.

5. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 4 , wherein the graphic is transparent.

6. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 1 , wherein a top surface of the removable visor has a mirrored finish.

7. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 1 , wherein the removable visor includes an optical-grade polycarbonate.

8. A headwear apparatus comprising:

a cap configured to be worn on a head of a user;

a visor receiving portion having a first surface and a second surface, the visor receiving portion being configured to extend outwardly and horizontally from a forward facing, exterior surface of the cap,

wherein the first surface is coupled to the cap and the second surface extends outwardly and horizontally away from the forward facing, exterior surface of the cap; and

a removable visor coupled to the visor receiving portion via at least one securement mechanism, the at least one securement mechanism positioned on a bottom surface of the visor receiving portion,

wherein the removable visor has a series of apertures positioned along a peripheral edge of the removable visor and each of the series of apertures being sized to engage the at least one securement mechanism of the visor receiving portion,

wherein an entirety of the removable visor is transparent in at least one direction, and

wherein the removable visor is configured to block a portion of ultraviolet rays from passing through the removable visor,

wherein the at least one securement mechanism protrudes from a bottom surface of the visor receiving portion; and

wherein when the removable visor is removed from the visor receiving portion, then there is no removable visor coupled to the cap.

9. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 8 , wherein the removable visor is removably secured to the visor receiving portion using more than one securement mechanism.

10. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 9 , wherein the removable visor further includes a tinting material, causing the visor to lighten, darken, or change between a variety of colors.

11. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 10 , wherein the tinting material is further configured to lighten or darken the tint of the visor according to an intensity of light hitting the removable visor.

12. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 8 , further comprising: a graphic coupled to the removable visor.

13. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 12 , wherein the graphic is transparent.

14. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 8 , wherein a top surface of the removable visor has a mirrored finish.

15. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 8 , wherein the removable visor includes an optical-grade polycarbonate.

16. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 8 , wherein only a portion of the removable visor is removable.

17. A headwear apparatus comprising:

a head receiving portion configured to be positioned on a head of a user;

a visor receiving portion extending outwardly and horizontally away from a forward facing, exterior surface of the head receiving portion, the visor receiving portion having at least one securement mechanism protruding from a bottom surface of the visor receiving portion,

wherein the visor receiving portion has a first surface and a second surface with the first surface being coupled to the forward facing, exterior surface of the head receiving portion and the second surface extending outwardly and horizontally away from the forward facing, exterior surface of the head receiving portion; and

a removable visor coupled to the visor receiving portion,

wherein the removable visor has a series of apertures positioned along a peripheral edge of the removable visor and each of the series of apertures being sized to engage the at least one securement mechanism of the visor receiving portion,

wherein the removable visor consists of a transparent material,

wherein the removable visor is configured to block a portion of ultraviolet rays from passing through the removable visor; and

wherein when the removable visor is removed from the visor receiving portion, then there is no removable visor coupled to the head receiving portion.

18. The headwear apparatus as recited in claim 17 , wherein the removable visor is configured to reduce glare from a light source when the light source is viewed through the removable visor.