Chums3Mm Universal Fit Rope Eyewear Retainer - SSI-4003020

Éste artículo es de muy buena calidad, ya lo usé por algunos días y en efecto vale lo que cuesta. Llegó un día antes de lo esperado, excelente logística de Amazon!!

Great item would recommend

I bought these when my old pair of glasses sprang a little bit on one side, meaning that they kept sliding off. While I was waiting for new glasses (these old ones aren't really repairable), I needed something to keep these in place. This retainer is lightweight and doesn't flap against the neck; in fact, I don't really notice when it's on. The slide mechanism makes it easy to fix in place and to remove. This great little retainer takes up almost no room in storage and has a lot of other potential uses besides my rather oddball one. It's a keeper.

COMPARED WITH OTHER TYPES OF EYEGLASS RETAINERS> With "long cord push on" retainers (like these Chums), you can quickly and easily (with one hand) lower your glasses to below your chin (to about the bottom of your neck, with the glasses hanging from your ears) to take a photo with a camera or cell phone, etc. It looks a little goofy, with your glasses hanging from your ears, but it's just for a few seconds. It is just as quick to slip your glasses back in place on your face. If you want to lower your glasses to your chest, say while you are reading a magazine, that's a two step process which takes both hands. It is also a multi-step process to put your glasses from your chest back in place on your face.> "Short cord push on" retainers (NOT these Chums) are for minimizing the risk of loosing your glasses during strenuous activities (such as playing tennis). You can't hang "short cord push on" retainers from your ears (for a quick photo, etc.), nor can you hang them from your neck (to read a menu, etc).> With "granny" retainers (which attach by a loop to the mid-stems of your eyeglasses), you can drop your glasses directly to your mid-chest, hanging from your neck. It may take a few seconds longer (than with "push on" retainers) to put them back on your face. But you look more like an "old lady" wearing them.CONCLUSION -- If you ONLY want to minimize loosing your glasses during activities, "short cord push-on" retainers are probably best. If you want to be able to lower your glasses quickly and temporarily (e.g., to take a photo), "long cord push-on" retainers are your best choice. If you want to be able to most easily lower your eyeglasses to your chest (e.g., to read something lengthy), then "granny" retainers are your best bet.HOW WELL WILL THEY HOLD? -- It depends on the design of your eyeglasses. Your glasses must have a swelling at the end for "push-on" retainers to hold well. Some eyeglasses (particularly sunglasses) may be too thick for "push-on" retainers. If the stems of your eyeglasses are oily with skin oil, "push-ons", may not hold well. These Chum "long cord push-ons", only push-on about 1/2". Some "short-cord" push-ons push-on 1" or more and get a more secure grip. "Granny" retainers can easily slip off the ends of plastic or all metal eyeglasses when the glasses are hanging. With wire-frame glasses with plastic earpieces, "granny" retainers are very secure, because they can't get past the plastic earpiece.DESCRIPTION/EVALUATION OF CHUMS 3mm UNIVERSAL FIT ROPE EYEWEAR RETAINERS> These Chums are "universal" in that (with the cord shortened by the slider), <> they hold your eyeglasses securely during activities; <> you can hang them very quickly from your ears to take a photo, etc., and <> you can lower them to your chest if you don't want them on your face for a long period of time (such as to read, or while having a meal).> Hung from your ears, your glasses will be at the bottom of your neck.> Hung from your neck, your glasses will be at mid-chest level (nipple level on a guy) -- the ideal length, at least for me.> Holds well to my eyeglasses which have a small (3/16") swelling at the tip, at least for non-strenuous activities.> The slider does not lock (which is actually good, since it is easy to adjust), but holds in place surprisingly securely.> Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews. Leave a comment to ask a question.

Still the best ones but I have to rebuy them a few times a year. The rubber grips will loosen every few months.