👓 Croakies Sport Eyewear Retainer: Comfortable and Secure Eyeglass Holder Review

I used to go to concerts and never see bands because I didn't want to lose my glasses in the pit so I left them at home. What a waste, I could just have these croaks! I'm 40 now, but I'm showing the kids how to do these babies! Took her to Metallica, no problem. Then she led to a POWER TRIP which, let me tell you, as soon as they went to beer cans they flew and it was all back and elbows and I was in my (sometimes fogged up) glasses tearing them up the whole show. into the pit! Oh yeah!

From the photo it looked like it was a short strap quite tight, it's much longer and this particular model has no way of making it tighter. It's not what I was looking for, but would be great for protecting sunglasses from falling overboard or drowning if they do. It was a bit tricky to put them on the glasses (as it should, the strap doesn't fall off). My son wanted them for sport (his glasses fell off every time he threw) and they weren't good enough for that.

I have tried many goggle configurations over the years riding my motorcycle. I wear prescription lenses and all the glasses I've tried have either been too small or uncomfortable because their rigid plastic frames curve too much for my oversized head. My choice fell on the Solar Shield Large sun glasses. BUT they can come loose in cross winds. THIS product goes great with pull-on sunglasses. When I get off the bike I can just hold them to my forehead while I'm getting gas or a hamburger or…

Put on your goggles and get to work. Keep my glasses on my face when I'm running at work. They always fell when I looked down or put on a mask to perform the procedure. I don't have to ask anyone to grab my glasses now that they're about to fall off my face onto a barren field. I want the ends to stay a little cleaner. The front end also looks a bit shabby. But it's not a big problem and doesn't affect the function.

As a former skydiver, I wore croakies when I jumped out of planes that were moving at 140 miles per hour at 1200 feet above the ground. I never lost points on these jumps because Croaki saved them. As a soldier with a very active working life in all conditions, I had confidence in the goggles because I knew Kroki wouldn't let me down. Men who only wore sunglasses began using them as well so they wouldn't lose them in an attack or at night while wearing clear goggles.

I just tried the one I ordered; seems very successful. However, the only way to adjust the fit is to change how far you slide the temples of the glasses through the arms of the mount. If you have a small head, you need to keep threading. Luckily my sunglasses have fairly straight thin (1/4 inch) temples as the mounting holes are quite small. With my 21 1/2 inch head, I had to tuck the sleeves in almost to the buttonholes. It took me some time to find the right fit. However, once I did, the…

They were a little difficult to put on my sunglasses but it's good. If they were easy to put on, they would also be easy to take off. Once they're on, they're on! A pair of sunglasses I was wearing broke (I accidentally leaned on them while they were in my backpack) and it was a little difficult to put on and take off new ones, but then again that's good. They are comfortable and I know my sunglasses will stay on my head!