Shading headgear
Abstract
A shading headgear is disclosed, which comprises a spherical headgear body which has a wearing hole at a rear lower side; an engaging band which is provided at a center portion of a rear side of the headgear body for elastically supporting a user's head; a plurality of interval maintaining protrusions which are formed at an inner upper side of the headgear body for maintaining a certain interval between the inner side of the headgear body and a user's head for thereby forming a ventilation space; a viewing window which is provided at a front side of the headgear body for obtaining a forward viewing; and a plurality of ventilation holes which are formed for ventilating the interior of the headgear body, wherein the headgear body is formed in a tinted type colored with a certain color so that a forward viewing is obtained, and ultraviolet ray is blocked off.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A shading headgear, comprising:
a spherical headgear body which has a wearing hole at a rear lower side; an engaging band which is provided at a center portion of a rear side of the headgear body for elastically supporting a user's head; a plurality of interval maintaining protrusions which are formed at an inner upper side of the headgear body for maintaining a certain interval between the inner side of the headgear body and a user's head for thereby forming a ventilation space; a viewing window which is provided at a front side of the headgear body for obtaining a forward viewing; and a plurality of ventilation holes which are formed for ventilating the interior of the headgear body, wherein the headgear body is formed in a tinted type colored with a certain color so that a forward viewing is obtained, and ultraviolet ray is blocked off.
2 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein a blocking visor is formed at the upper sides of the viewing window and the ventilation holes for blocking off the input of rain with the blocking visor being protruded in a forward downward direction.
3 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein a fan engaging hole is formed at a side portion of the headgear body for detachably engaging a supply fan for thereby forcibly sucking external air into the interior of the headgear body and circulating the same.
4 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein said headgear body is separated into a front part and a rear part, and said front and rear parts are tied using a detachable band having an adjustable length.
5 . The headgear of claim 1 , further comprising an inner blocking plate which is provided at a front inner side of the headgear body and is integrally connected with the headgear body via a connection rib and has a viewing window and ventilation holes.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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