Review on 🕶️ Simplify and Secure Your Shades with Superior Essentials Double Sunglasses-Glasses Holder by Ben Barrington

No more fumbling around trying to find your glasses, whether it's in the glove box, armrest, cup holder, on the dash or under the parking lever, on the passenger seat, etc.; since you always have a convenient place to put them. The holder can hold glasses by hands. It can hold sleeveless glasses if the bridge is long enough, but you have to be careful not to scratch the lenses when inserting them (especially in a hurry). Glasses slide in and out very easily. Once inside, it's very safe. If you encounter or accidentally hit a speed bump (except at a certain angle and with a certain force), the goggles will most likely not fall off. No levers to pull or buttons to push, just in and out. He can hold most points. Even two large aviator glasses will do, as long as you don't place one too high down and the other too low up for them to touch. If you make a habit of inserting it in the middle every time, or make a conscious effort to insert it, you won't have a problem. vent holder. Personally, I'll just stick with the visor configuration unless you install it in a vent that can shut off airflow, as extreme heat, cold, and constant temperature changes can damage your lenses/frames over time. Due to my short-sightedness, I have to wear glasses when driving. I'm not a fan of semi-tinted glasses, so it's nice to have both regular lenses and prescription sunglasses on hand, depending on the weather. All in all a very functional double sunglass holder, a very handy tool for organizing.