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Chums Tideline Black Retainer

About This Item

Features:

  • Ultra-lightweght stainless steel
  • Low profile flag temples eliminate pressure points
  • Universal temple design fits large and small frames
  • Length: 15.75" (Regular)
  • Length: 18" (Long)
  • Weight without packaging: 0.1 oz.
  • Brand : Chums
  • Country of Origin : United States of America
  • Style : 12419100
  • Web ID: 21AC6UTDLNDJBLCKRSGS
  • SKU: 21806769
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REVIEWS

4.3

80%

Recommended

11 Reviews

Do Not Fit Right Around Your Head

bought these with the intention of them securing glasses to my head, I have a rather large head and it's not possible to get this tight enough to fit around your head, they seem simply designed to allow glasses to hang around your neck, they would not prevent glasses from flying off your head on a boat/rollercoaster/etc

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Just What I Needed

fits and functions well on my sunglasses. lite and durable

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Does The Job, Useful And Comfortable

We got these for my husband's sunglasses. He liked it so much that we went back and got a second set for his regular glasses. He is a busy firefighter and these are good for work or play. Definitely recommend.

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Chums

Got this for a trip to the beach. They work great.

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Good Quality

I like the product but I think it will fit a male better.

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