Clic Magnetic Reading Glasses - Adjustable Computer Readers with Replaceable Lenses & Vintage Style Temples | Perfect for Office Work, Reading, and Screen Time
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Product Description
TR90 frame Acrylic lens Non Polarized Lens width: 44 millimeters Bridge: 19 millimeters Arm: 203 millimeters QUIT LOSING YOUR READERS. Without your reading glasses handy when you need them, life is more inconvenient than it should be. CliC’s tough wrap-around band will keep them in-place and ready for use. Snap the front magnetic connection closed and your readers will be safe, right on top of your nose. VINTAGE CHARM. The black frame sets a solid staple for your vintage wardrobe to bring the color. With an oval shaped frame you can express your old soul. ADJUSTABLE TEMPLES. The expandable temples are able to be adjusted in length and width. Expand the adjusters out to make your reading glasses sit on your ears and the back of the neck comfortably. BUILT TO LAST. Your CliC Vintage Expandable readers are fashioned with a pair of acrylic lenses to maintain quality through time. The durable TR90 frame and flexible wrap-around band makes sure they stick with you wherever you go. EYEWEAR SPECS. Total Frame Width (Face): 146mm, Lens Height: 38mm, Lens Width: 45mm, Nose Bridge: 19mm, Adjustable Temple Length: 203mm - 222mm Show more
Customer Reviews
The magnets and lenses are great on these glasses. There's no problem with magnets coming unstuck as they're strong. This means it's not fiddly to snap them back together when putting back on. They firmly attach so no problem. Also, the frame and lens quality seems good and the adjustable length of arms is essential for a good fit.This model I think must be made for women because (y'know, they have color and style) they're more narrow and people with wider heads are going to be squeezed.Major drawback for me was the solid loop that connects the arms because I like to read in bed with my head propped up on pillows. The solid arms made this too uncomfortable. It's not terrible and, if you tighten the arms enough so the back loop is right against the neck, it is possible.Otherwise, the solid back loop is nice because it's not floppy. I avoid attaching chains or other flexible loops to frames because the glasses twist and flip if you're active or bending down. These stay mostly rigid which is great for shop work or other active scenarios.
