Goggle mounting system with removable eyelet
CA 2247650 A1 · Owner: Firequip Helmets, Inc. · Inventors: Lane, Abbott Atwood
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A goggle mounting system for retaining a pair of goggles to the lower edge of a helmet or the like. The goggle retention system comprises a plurality of clips each clip having a base mounted to a helmet and a removable eyelet shaped to, receive and retain the goggles. Each base has an oblong slot extending therethrough and is shaped to receive and retain an associated eyelet. Each base further includes a pair of transverse locking notches and a helical camming surface extending between the slot and the notches. Each eyelet includes a generally circular ring to retain the goggle strap, and a pair of spaced, parallel legs extending from the ring. Each eyelet further includes a pair of …
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- Filed September 17, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 17, 2018.
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