MoKo Adjustable Eyewear Retainer, [4 Pack] Universal Fit Sports Sunglasses Retainer, Unisex Sunglass Strap Safety Glasses Holder with Large Round-Head for Men, Women - Black

The media could not be loaded.  Way too long, but easily modified (video attached).Securely fits onto sunglasses, holds them on securely, and they’re really subtle looking. You can’t see them at all from the front, and they blend into hair nearly invisibly. Quite pleased!

Once my $500 trifocal eyeglasses fell off my head to the ground and ended up with a bad scratch. They were under warranty but the annoyance of getting the lenses replaced made me want to prevent future accidents. I tried the cloth retainers, and they absorbed sweat when I worked out. Nasty. I ordered these and am very pleased. They don't have a tail going down the back of the neck, are practically invisible, and don't absorb sweat. It's a well-designed product, and you won't even know you have it on once you find the ideal adjustment for yourself. Very satisfied!

My prescription eyeglasses are expensive because of the cause of the lens, and with the COVID-19 threat, I try not to touch my glasses but they do tend to slide down my nose. I decided to try these out so if they slide off completely they won't fall to the ground. I don't know how long or durable these straps will last but I do like the following facts that they have. 1. They fit easily on the part of the glasses that hooks over my ears. 2. They can be adjusted to hold the glasses tight on the head or they can be left a bit loose. 3. My hair hides the strap completely (I have long hair) and doesn't tangle in the hair when I adjust the fit. Consider these a better option than the older style strap

Edited: Changing my review from 1 to 5 because of the outstanding customer service. After posting my review below, to my surprise they reached out to me to make sure I was completely satisfied even thou I was beyond the 30 day return policy.Original review: It seems like it is a great high quality product and would be perfect except it doesn't fit the stems of my wire frame glasses. The opening on the rubber ends are too big so it doesn't stay on. I was able to use it because I happened to have 2 very small rubber o rings which secured them onto my glasses. I feel like they should be more specific on the sizes on the advertisement.

I have tried several types of bands to hold my reading glasses around my neck. I have, until now, not been able to find a suitable compromise method of supporting and keeping TRACK of my glasses. Generally bands are a loose strap of some kind that rides on the back of my neck. That construction is uncomfortable as I don't like anything rubbing on the back of my neck. OK, so now the MoKo 'retainers' come into the picture. The support 'strap' is a wire, not a soft cord. The strap stays suspended behind my head and does not press on my hair or my neck, THAT is the winning combination for me. Now then, one thing I did have to do, I put a drop of adhesive in each rubber socket as the rubber sockets will slip off of my glasses due to the fact the earpieces are quite small. Not an issue for me, some 3M "Scotch-Weld" from Amazon did the trick. I like these retainers a lot. Nothing else has come close to solving my need.

This is a great bargain at this price. Now that I've had them a while I can say that they are quite durable... not that that would be big deal for costing less than $4/each.I had some like it from one of the retail sports stores and really liked them but they were alway $12-15 for just one strap. Eventually the rubber end cap that goes over the end of the eyeglasses would go out in maybe a year.The cord type ones I found cheap and I just "lived with it" for a couple months but I hated the cord hanging straight down my jaw line. Just felt them touching my face all the type and it really bugged me. These won't don't do that -- don't even know they are there until you want to.

I have very heavy progressive glasses that require some help to stay in position when I wear them which is always except when I am am sleeping or in the shower. I have tried the pony tail ones and don't like the bob at the back of the head. These get rid of the pony tail bob. I have tried many brands and there is a problem that causes them to become hard to adjust in a very short time frame. This brand supplies 4 straps rather than the 1 or 2 provided by others for good price. So far, they have not become sticky but time will tell.

These adjustable straps are, indeed, adjustable. They are a nice addition to the back of the standard Range Safety Glasses that sometimes have a tendency to slip around while the shooter is moving and shooting. They are comfortable enough that I don’t really notice them.If there is one fault with these straps, it would be the occasional and unwanted expansion after tightening them as much as I’m capable of; it isn’t enough to be of any real significance, but it is a bit annoying to tighten them after almost every stage. Other than that tiny annoyance, they perform quite well. I highly recommend this product!

Like many other people, I find that wearing a face mask with glasses is a difficult experience - either your glasses steam up, or you move them down and constantly risk losing them. I wear glasses made form titanium, so the frames and very light and when wearing the nose bridge over a mask I have come close to dropping them a few times.This adjustable eyewear retainer is just the thing - loose enough to be comfortable, but I know that my glasses are not going to fall on the floor when I have to pull them down slightly over a mask.Robust materials and unobtrusive - very happy with this.

These are vastly different to the usual couple of rubber loops on a piece of string or chain, and appear vastly superior. They are a bit shorter to what I have been used to, and you have to open the legs of the glasses to go past your ears when they have been dangling down and you are putting them back on. So it's a bit of getting used to a different method.I like the fact they are made of wire, have a fairly easy method of shortening the loop so it does not stick out the back of your head and foul car headrests, etc., and there are four of them in the pack. I've yet to see how long they last.

These were larger (in terms of the length of the wire) than ones I've had from other brands and were too big for me. At the shortest length there is still a gap of a couple of inches from the back of my head so they don't hold my glasses tight.If you want to hang your glasses around your neck and/or have a larger head you might get on OK with them. The general quality looks alright but the rubber bits feel a bit too soft and squishy.

I absolutely loved the idea of these as I have Oakley Prescription Glasses and they keep sliding off. When I fitted the first one it felt bit loose. As I started to take it off my frames the silicon sheath came off to exposing a bare metal wire. Definitely not good quality and a potential hazard to anyone especially with young children who have a tendency to play with small items.

By far the best thing for keeping your specs on I have used. If you wear glasses and either play sports, or work in an industry that involves bending down or leaning over stuff (engineering in my case), these are the ones to get. Don’t even notice it’s there until they stop your glasses hitting the floor. Can be adjusted up tight to stop them slipping, or just left loose to work as a safety device.Forget all those elasticated things, just get these..