CliC Adjustable Front Connect Reader, 1.75 Strength, Clear Frame

Have been wearing clics about 10 years now. They are very tough and convenient. I found a bag of my oldd glasses the other day because I used to lose or break them all the time. Six or so spread around the house, in the cars, in my pocket, etc. but then never able to find a pair when I needed them. I put on my clics when I get up in the morning and take them off when I go to bed. They are dorky, get caught under the back of my cap if I put it on when I'm wearing them, catch food if I'm eating sloppily, fascinate kids who like to click them and babies who love to chew on them. They stand up to unbelievable abuse and the only weak point is the temple screws are threaded into plastic but I've never had a pair last less than a year even when working as a firefighter and often forgetting to take them off before suiting up to fight fire. This last pair is at least three years old and going strong. They come in two sizes so maybe the people who say they aren't big enough don't know about the larges. I'm about a 7 1/4 head and standards are fine. You can't put them on one handed but other than that (and they are rather dorky) they are incredibly efficient. Incidently I've never broken the back bow or had a magnet come out so they get an A+ from me.

My use of readers of on-off-on-off all the time. I needed something that would be with me all the time, quickly available when needed, and completely out of the way when not needed. These work really well for that sort of active, moving around style. Your hands stay free and the glasses are always right under your chin, a click away. But they are not general purpose glasses. You can't have these on and lean your head back on anything. That means if you have use a headrest or read in bed, these won't work for that. I even find them aggravating when I lean back on the couch and switch to more conventional glasses. I think these are great and work better than tying glasses to my neck.Quality is great. I have 1.5 and 1.75 power version and both are clear and well constructed. I've even snagged them and they pulled violently from my head. They departed me without hurting me and they were undamaged. Now I watch for low hanging branches more closely.

My fourth pair of these. I have a variety of colors. The clear ones have a cool high-tech look, but go with any clothes you are wearing. Even as these have grown more popular over the years, I still get people commenting and complimenting me on these. When you reach the age where readers are more than once or twice a day necessities, the convenience of ALWAYS having them around greatly outweighs the occasional logistical issues that the design creates. I have come up with solutions for various issues such as: noise cancelling headphones on planes to watch movies; reading things on a spin bike with ipod headphones; wearing them with lanyards; wearing them with ties. Never having to search for them, being able to sleep with them on, even being able to go running with them (light enough you forget they are on, but helpful if you need to figure out where you are on your GPS on a trail run), and NEVER losing them. I still have all four of mine (except for the tortoise shell color pair my wife stole from me), of gradually increasing strengths.

This is a cool idea but they don't adjust small enough for a petite woman. I adjusted them as small as they would go and the back sticks out in the back and raises your hair unless you wear over the top of your hair. Fine for women/men with short haircuts.

I have own a couple of pairs of clicks where were purchased from the company. These are not the same. They are very stiff and oddly shaped. The frame do not sit properly on the bridge of the nose and can not be adjusted to fit comfortably. I passed my window of return before using them and could not return

My second pair! I love them and use them for work. I work in the veterinary field and cannot have my glasses dangling around my neck and having animals getting twisted up in the lanyard, etc., or have my reading glasses flying off the top of my head while handling fractious patients! These glasses sit nicely around my neck at a comfortable length and are there when I need them. They are harder to wear with hair down though, but I have to wear my hair up and out of the way anyway, so they are ideal for me. I always get many positive comments on them.

Though a little on the pricey side, I have found these readers to be terrific. I'm a carpenter and need to have my glasses on and off frequently throuought the day. Other neck retainers are too long and get caught in tools or allow the glasses to swing wildly. The Clic glasses stay close to my neck when not in use ant go on easily when I need them, even with one hand. So far (2 weeks) I like their performance. I wish I would have heeded other's reviews and purchased the larger size as they are a bit tight. I wear a 6 7/8 hat size and am bald which puts me in the small head realm and I still feel that they're tight. Those with larger hat sizes will do well to order large.

Love these. Have 2 pairs, one for home, one for work. I'm new at reading glasses and frustrated that I need them so often. Started with cheap pairs in every room of the house, then sucked up the price and bought these. SOOO convenient. They probably aren't a great looking accessory, but to have them whenever you need them is the best. They do have the issue of the back sometimes being in the way. I can't wear them with headphones and they do bump against the couch when watching TV, so I do use the cheap ones occasionally. If you lose or break reading glasses regularly, you should try these.

they fit perfectly

great for easy access when working