The product does its job well, the glasses did not fall into the water. The temples fit very firmly in the strap. I deduct one star for stiffness, as it is difficult to hide under a headband or cap.
Carson Floating Eyewear Retainer - Crimson
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Carson Floating Eyewear Retainer - Crimson
An elastic strap for glasses in a Crimson colour, made from durable and breathable neoprene. The Foam-Core technology allows the strap to keep glasses weighing up to 62 grams afloat, making it a practical solution for water activities. Fits most tactical, sunglasses, and prescription glasses frames.
Main features
- made from durable neoprene
- Foam-Core technology
- lightweight construction
- compatibility with most glasses frames
MILITARY is a distributor of Carson.
Carson is an American brand founded in 1990 by Richard Cameron, which has grown from a small venture into one of the world's leading manufacturers of optics. The company is based in Ronkonkoma, New York, and specializes in magnifying glasses and pocket microscopes – Carson is the largest manufacturer in the US in this category. The range also includes binoculars and a wide range of optical devices used in education, tourism, crafts, hunting, nature observation, as well as by professionals and enthusiasts. The brand has over 100 patents, which demonstrates its strong focus on innovation and continuous product improvement. Carson equipment combines high quality with affordable prices, which has helped it gain the trust of users in over 50 countries. One of the company's breakthrough achievements was the launch of miniature portable microscopes, which quickly gained popularity in schools and in field applications.
| Color/camouflage | Red hue |
|---|---|
| Main color | Crimson |
| Main material | Neopren |
| Weight | 72 g |
| Dimensions | 23 x 7 x 368 mm |
| EAN | 2007696525914 |
| Manufacturer code | FA-10 (03) |
| Brand | Carson |
| EAN |
Foam-Core
Foam-Core is a lightweight, closed-cell foam used in Carson brand accessories such as wristbands and eyewear hooks. Thanks to its structure, it provides buoyancy, allowing items weighing up to approximately 72 g for wristbands and 62 g for clips to float on water. This solution protects small accessories from sinkin...
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Number of reviews: 21
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The strap holds the glasses securely, is comfortable, does not cause chafing, and does not get in the way. It fits prescription glasses and works not only by the water, but also, for example, during work or while playing sports. I definitely recommend it.
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Without this strap, it's better not to go on a boat. It's also great for people with prescription glasses. You can quickly swap your glasses and always have them around your neck.
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A solid gadget, good quality and practical. I recommend it to everyone.
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Very comfortable and nice strap, I highly recommend it!
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I bought this product for my sister for her windsurfing trip and it turned out to be useful on the very first day – the glasses really don't sink, they just float on the water.
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An excellent glasses holder, it seems to fit every model.
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I bought it out of curiosity as an extra item for my order, and I have to say it's one of my favourite gadgets. The strap easily keeps the glasses afloat, and on every kayaking trip with friends, I show how useful it is.
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The glasses are well made.
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It keeps even Ray Ban-sized glasses afloat with no problem, plus it works like a lanyard and looks good. Ideal for sailors and others. I recommend it.
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Functional glasses strap. I definitely recommend it.
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A great gadget for sailing and fishing enthusiasts, as well as people spending time by the water. No problem keeping Ray Ban Justin type glasses afloat. The strap is a bit stiff – that ensures buoyancy, so it's better not to remove the foam.
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Fits swiss eye raptor, but is not comfortable for me for everyday use.
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Useful for anyone planning to do water sports in their Ray Bans.
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The strap is a bit stiff when put on the glasses, I had to remove the foam to let it fall freely on my neck. Nevertheless, I recommend it.
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