Sunglasses Glasses Strap - 2 Pack Sport Eyewear Retainer - Anti slip Fast Drying - Fits All

We used these a littler differently than what they are meant for, but they work perfect. My son has to lay flat, so the handle of the glasses leaves an imprint on the side of his head. We cut off the handles and attached this strap. It works perfectly! These are awesome!!

I use this to hold on my prescription sunglasses while I am boogey-boarding. Even when I wipe out or get splashed over the head by a wave, my glasses stay on. I am exceptionally pleased with this product.

I was expecting a similar quality to Croakies. these are half the price and potentially a better bargain, but there are a couple of issues that make these a no-go for me. The sewn part that goes over the stems of the glasses is much shorter than croakies. Croakies are long so if the strap is too long you can trim a little off and adjust the size. Problem 2 is the same section is sewn too loose so it doesn't grip the stems well unless you have thicker glasses. Since you really can not trim these the only way to make them tighter is to slide them further down on the stems but if they are so loose that they just slip off or slip loose then what's the point? These might be a cheaper option if they fit your glasses tightly but I have 5 pairs of glasses and these don't fit any of them well.

As both a runner and visually impaired person and a runner, wearing glasses while running is a must. As the dad of a 3.5 year old, I also need glasses that are akin to shop-teacher glasses. Though strong, these heavy specs tend to drift down my nose with much movement. However, with my "geek strap," I no longer have to push my specs back on my face every 30 feet while running. My "geek strap" is extremely comfortable, washable, and cheap (I am constantly losing these things—to no fault of the product).If you're an active nerd like me, get yourself a geek strap! Yep, that's not the name of the product, but it is what I ask my wife where it is before I run. "Have you seen any of my geek straps laying around?!"

Owned some of these about 20 years ago. As soon as I put them on my wire frame glasses, I remembered why I hadn't purchased them in a long time. First, the part that goes over the frame is too long. You've got to cut them shorter. Second, I had to dig out my serger to re-sew them into a smaller diameter for the wire frames. At that point I could have purchased some foam at a fabric store and made myself 50 or 60 of them for $3.95, plus thread.

I purchased this because wearing some of my COVID-19 masks made my glasses less stable, and I was afraid they might fall off. The strap fixed the problem, but two aspects of the problem are annoying. First, it is very difficult to insert the ends of the earpieces into the holder---I was very afraid I was going to snap something off. Accordingly I've ended up leaving the strap on all the time, when obviously I would prefer to be able to take if off easily for when I'm not wearing a mask. Second, perhaps as a result of it being difficult to insert the earpieces deeply into the holders, the strap does not in any way lie smoothly across the back of my head; instead it hangs off in a loop that tangles easily with my head.The product will work until I find something better, but I am continuing to look for that better thing that can be taken on and off more easily, that will lie more securely across the back of my head, and that won't cause my hair to tangle.

My wife bought a set of th see for me because I constantly was pushing my glasses up and getting headaches whenever I was active in them from flexing my ears when looking down. They are adjustable, comfortable and don't get hot (I live in San Antonio). I also am a big guy with a big head and these really help give me a secure fit I wouldn't have otherwise. I see other people's photos showing them being worn looks like a traditional croakie. My advice is to slide them further down your glasses so you get a more secure but not overly tight feel. Be warned: if you have long eyelashes and try this you might get a bit uncomfortable. All in all, a fantastic product!

This works for what I am using it for. I use it at work in the hospital when I have to use my protective goggle glasses. I think the material of this strap and the material of the surgical bouffant works together to keep my protective Goggle/glasses in place. It goes onto the glasses easily and slips off easily as well. I typically wash my glasses after each case so I like that these slide off easily. If you are looking for something that is very adjustable in terms of tightness, this is not the product for you. You will only be able to adjust it as much as your own glasses will allow you, so keep that in mind. Still a good buy IMO.

Having lost pair of floating sunglasses recently to the sea, then someone retrieved them, then my husband actually lost them when he went out, I was keen not to lose more. I had a surf SUP lesson so ordered these straps. I had absolutely no times when my glasses left my face and so I can't fault them at all. Some reviews seem to suggest you wear the soft part over the ends of the glasses arms to keep that part soft for your ears, whereas I had to push the device almost up to the frames of the glasses as I wanted a tight fit of the band with my head. I suppose in that way they are versatile. Instructions would have been useful but I worked out from the reviews that people wear these in different ways. If you don't push the strap on very far then there is more length available and your glasses could easily fall forward on to your chest, saved by the band of course. With the strap up close to the frames, it's harder for the glasses to leave your face.

Straps do their job but a little too well because they pull my glasses into my face. I've got a big head which probably doesn't help - possibly a longer length strap would be better in my case.

Comfortable head band but did not fit tightly on arms of glasses . We had to stitch it to tighten the grip .

Fitted to two pairs of spectacles. Within a few hours, both had fallen to the ground as these straps don't hold the arms of the spectacles properly. They're unfit for the purpose for which they were sold.

Looked the part and at a good price. However, for the elastic to work the glasses need to be really tight, which hurts the face. The straps are also really bulky, so they push your ears down and you look very silly.