A head-mount type image display device includes a display section adapted to display an image, a frame member adapted to support the display section, and a case member attached to the frame member, the frame member includes a support part adapted to support the display section, and a side surface part extending from an end of the support part in a direction crossing the support part, the case member is combined with the side surface part to form a housing space adapted to house a housed member making a contribution to display of the image by the display section, and the side surface part includes a first rib extending along a first direction, and a second rib extending along a second direction crossing the first direction.

Eyewear for a person includes at least a frame for supporting at least one lens; and a nose bridge affixed to the frame. The nose bridge has first and second nose pads adapted for contact with first and second sides of a person's nose, wherein the nose pads are retained in a fixed position relative to the frame at a sagittal angle A of greater than 38 degrees. The eyewear may be safety glasses, goggles, sunglasses, cosmetic glasses, and/or vision correction glasses. The eyewear may include only one lens, or may include two separate lenses.

Eyewear for a person includes at least a frame for supporting at least one lens; and a nose bridge affixed to the frame. The nose bridge has first and second nose pads adapted for contact with first and second sides of a person's nose, wherein the nose pads are retained in a fixed position relative to the frame at a sagittal angle A of greater than 38 degrees. The eyewear may be safety glasses, goggles, sunglasses, cosmetic glasses, and/or vision correction glasses. The eyewear may include only one lens, or may include two separate lenses.

An eyewear system including eyeglasses and a case, the eyeglasses having a first lens, a second lens, and a bendable bridge disposed between the first lens and second lens, the bendable bridge having a spring providing a spring force when the bridge is bent from a rest position, the eyeglasses being adapted to move from a wearable configuration in which the first and second lens do not overlap to a stored configuration in which the first and second lenses at least partially overlap, the bendable bridge being bent from its rest position in the stored configuration, the case having an opening through which the eyeglasses pass during insertion and guides sized and configured with respect to the eyeglasses to engage and fold the eyeglasses against spring force of the bridge to the stored configuration during insertion of the eyeglasses through the opening and into the case.

There is provided an assembly sized to fit over the lens of a pair of metal eyeglasses wherein the assembly is composed of one rigid material and one flexible material. The assembly is installed over a pair of existing eyeglasses to enhance comfort. The assembly also provides an adjustable nose pad that is composed of a rubber and creates a comfortable brow bar for the forehead of the wearer such that no rigid metal frame parts impinge upon the wearer.

A flexible foam nose cushion block attached on top of the nose area of an eyeglass frame takes stress off of the nose of the wearer of the eyeglasses. It replaces the traditional eyeglass nose supports, thereby releasing stress on the nose. The cushion sits atop the nose, as opposed to the side of the nose like ordinary eyeglass nose supports, thus distributing the weight of the eyeglasses, increasing the comfort, and eliminating the typical indentation marks left by traditional eyeglasses. The flexible nose cushion is attached to a horizontally extending supporting cross member between the two eyeglass lens frame members at or near the top of the lenses.

A glasses assembly with a nose pad for high load includes: a pair of glasses, configured with an accommodation portion, where the glasses are smart glasses; a support, configured with a first fixing portion, at least one second fixing portion, and the first fixing portion inserted in the accommodation portion of the glasses; and a flat nose pad, two sides thereof respectively configured with a fixed portion, each of the fixed portions installed on the second fixing portion of the support. With the flat nose pad being worn on the user's nose bridge to form a fulcrum, the glasses, smart glasses can achieve leverage balance through the flat nose pad, and the flat nose pad can buffer the weight of the glasses, smart glasses, capable of significantly reducing the user's discomfort after wearing them for a long time, and preventing them from slipping downward.

A glasses assembly with a nose pad for high load includes: a pair of glasses, configured with an accommodation portion, where the glasses are smart glasses; a support, configured with a first fixing portion, at least one second fixing portion, and the first fixing portion inserted in the accommodation portion of the glasses; and a flat nose pad, two sides thereof respectively configured with a fixed portion, each of the fixed portions installed on the second fixing portion of the support. With the flat nose pad being worn on the user's nose bridge to form a fulcrum, the glasses, smart glasses can achieve leverage balance through the flat nose pad, and the flat nose pad can buffer the weight of the glasses, smart glasses, capable of significantly reducing the user's discomfort after wearing them for a long time, and preventing them from slipping downward.

A flexible nose piece structure for eyewear according to one embodiment, includes a base structure having a pair of nose piece bodies defining grooves on the respective front end and outer side thereof. The nose piece structure further includes a soft and flexible comfort piece having a pair of nose pads attached to an inner side and filling elements received in the grooves of the respective nose piece bodies. Therefore, the nose piece structure provides comfort and multiple flexibilities for self-adjustment while maintaining enough rigidity to provide a stable configuration.

This patent application relates to spectacles or spectacle frames with intertwining helix joints and a nose pad portion to facilitate an interchanging of lenses of the spectacles. The helix joint allows the temples to move into a folded position. The nose pad portion provides an access portion for detaching and/or attaching the lenses.