Examples of a hood structure for a garment are disclosed. The hood structure includes a first hood portion for covering at least a portion of a wearer's head. The first hood portion has an outer surface, an inner surface, and an opening edge that defines a face opening when the hood structure is worn by the wearer. The hood structure also includes a second hood portion with an attachment edge that is attached to the outer surface of the first hood portion and an unattached edge. The second hood portion reversibly pivots around the attachment edge between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the second hood portion at least partially covers the first hood portion. In the second position, the second hood portion at least partially covers the face opening.

Examples of a hood structure for a garment are disclosed. The hood structure includes a first hood portion for covering at least a portion of a wearer's head. The first hood portion has an outer surface, an inner surface, and an opening edge that defines a face opening when the hood structure is worn by the wearer. The hood structure also includes a second hood portion with an attachment edge that is attached to the outer surface of the first hood portion and an unattached edge. The second hood portion reversibly pivots around the attachment edge between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the second hood portion at least partially covers the first hood portion. In the second position, the second hood portion at least partially covers the face opening.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing ear lobe pressure injuries in a subject, and methods of making and using same.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing ear lobe pressure injuries in a subject, and methods of making and using same.

A wearable electronic device includes a first portion, a securement strap, and an electrical cable. The securement strap includes a track having a first terminus and a second terminus, a pulley translatably secured to the track, and an elastic member having a first end secured to the securement strap and a second end secured to the pulley. The electrical cable has a first end connected to the first portion and a second end connected to the securement strap, the electrical cable routed at least partially around the pulley.

A wearable electronic device includes a first portion, a securement strap, and an electrical cable. The securement strap includes a track having a first terminus and a second terminus, a pulley translatably secured to the track, and an elastic member having a first end secured to the securement strap and a second end secured to the pulley. The electrical cable has a first end connected to the first portion and a second end connected to the securement strap, the electrical cable routed at least partially around the pulley.

Helmet (1) comprising: a shell (2); a head receiving system (3); at least one cellular energy-absorbing structure (4) comprising a plurality of interconnected open-cells (9) configured to absorb energy by deforming during an impact on the shell (2); at least one clamping device (5) comprising a base (6) and a head (7) connected to each other via an elongated collapsible body (8) wherein the collapsible body (8) is sized so as to enter one or more open-cells (9) of the cellular energy-absorbing structure (4) and the head (7) is configured to lock the at least one clamping device (5) to the cellular energy-absorbing structure (4), wherein the base (6) or the head (7) is attached to an inner surface of the shell (2).

An attachment for a water-resistant head covering, the attachment comprising: an aesthetic headpiece, the aesthetic headpiece sized for a human head and resembling one of: human hair, headwear and a combination thereof; and one or more fasteners, the fasteners operative to removably secure the aesthetic headpiece to the head covering, the fasteners positioned on the aesthetic headpiece such that the aesthetic piece covers the water-resistant head covering when fastened thereto, and wherein the aesthetic headpiece, when fastened, is positioned on the human head to appear similar to the resemblance without the head covering.

An attachment for a water-resistant head covering, the attachment comprising: an aesthetic headpiece, the aesthetic headpiece sized for a human head and resembling one of: human hair, headwear and a combination thereof; and one or more fasteners, the fasteners operative to removably secure the aesthetic headpiece to the head covering, the fasteners positioned on the aesthetic headpiece such that the aesthetic piece covers the water-resistant head covering when fastened thereto, and wherein the aesthetic headpiece, when fastened, is positioned on the human head to appear similar to the resemblance without the head covering.

A diving helmet apparatus includes a diving helmet that is based on a 98.sup.th percentile anthropomorphic head form. The helmet is relatively smaller and lighter than convention diving helmets. The center-of-gravity and center-of-buoyancy of the helmet are co-located to reduce diver fatigue. The apparatus has unique neck dam latch devices that use cam mechanisms. The neck dam and the opening in the helmet that receives the diver's head both have a substantially oval shape that contributes to a significant reduction in the volume of the helmet. The apparatus also uses unique face mask latch devices. The neck dam and face mask latch devices allow a diver to easily secure and remove the helmet and face mask without the assistance of dive tenders.