Wind stabilized headwear
Abstract
A hat with increased resistance to lift includes a crown forming a generally hemispherical portion configured to cover a head of a person. A visor extends outwardly from the crown in a generally horizontal direction and is configured to provide shade. The visor includes an aperture and a mesh material arranged in the aperture and attached to the visor at edges of the aperture. Alternately, the visor includes a visor board and N holes passing through the visor board, where N is an integer in a range from 4 to 100. The mesh material and/or the N holes equalize pressure on a bottom surface relative to a top surface of the visor by allowing air to pass from the bottom surface through the mesh material to the top surface.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A hat with increased resistance to lift comprising:
a crown forming a generally hemispherical portion configured to cover a head of a person; a visor extending outwardly from the crown in a generally horizontal direction and configured to provide shade, wherein the visor includes:
a visor board including an aperture; and
a mesh material arranged in the aperture and attached to the visor board at edges of the aperture.
2 . The hat of claim 1 further comprising a fastener attaching the mesh material to the visor board.
3 . The hat of claim 2 , wherein the fastener includes at least one fastener selected from a group consisting of a mechanical fastener, thread and adhesive.
4 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the crown is made of an elastic material and extends entirely around a circumference of the head.
5 . The hat of claim 1 , further comprising an adjustable band located on a rear side of the crown relative to the visor.
6 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the aperture and the mesh material are generally rectangular shaped and are located approximately centered in the visor board from side to side.
7 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the aperture and the mesh material are generally rectangular shaped and are located approximately centered in the visor board from front to back.
8 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the mesh material is made from a material selected from a group consisting of wire, plastic, or nylon.
9 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the mesh material defines gaps in a range from 0.1 mm to 6 mm.
10 . The hat of claim 1 , wherein the mesh material equalizes pressure on a bottom surface relative to a top surface of the visor by allowing air to pass from the bottom surface through the mesh material to the top surface.
11 . A hat with increased resistance to lift comprising:
a crown forming a generally hemispherical portion configured to cover a head of a person; a visor extending outwardly in a generally horizontal direction from the crown and configured to provide shade, wherein the visor includes:
a visor board; and
N holes passing through the visor board, where N is an integer in a range from 4 to 100.
12 . The hat of claim 11 , wherein the N holes have a diameter from 0.1 mm to 13 mm.
13 . The hat of claim 11 , wherein the crown is made of an elastic material and extends entirely around a circumference of the head.
14 . The hat of claim 11 , further comprising an adjustable band located on a rear side of the crown relative to the visor.
15 . The hat of claim 11 , wherein the N holes are located approximately centered in the visor from side to side.
16 . The hat of claim 15 , wherein the N holes are located approximately centered in the visor from front to back.
17 . The hat of claim 11 , wherein the N holes equalize pressure on a bottom surface relative to a top surface of the visor by allowing air to pass from the bottom surface through the N holes to the top surface.
18 . The hat of claim 11 , wherein the visor includes the visor board and material sewn to top and bottom surfaces thereof.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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