Chums Floating Neo Sunglass Retainer - Universal Fit Neoprene Eyewear Sport Strap

these work great, i swim a lot in the lake so i wanted something that would keep my eye glasses a float. these did just that. they are a little tight around the neck, but work perfect for eye glasses since i never take them off. i did take them off and make sure the floated. kept them on top of the water and the hi-vis green makes them east to spot

My husband and I live on a lake and ride our Sea Doos A LOT. Not long after we started riding, I did a drive-by to splash him and I blew his Ray Ban's right off his face (and into a watery grave since we didn't use these Chums yet). That was a bummer. We got these floating Chums the next week and we haven't ridden without them since.I see several people mention that they should be longer, but for our purpose they are the ideal length. If they were longer they'd be rubbing/bouncing on the backs of our necks when we ride. As is, they fit to where they really don't do that. I have a normal-sized head, but my husband has a big noggin (had to special order his football helmets in college) and the Chums fit great on both of us.The biggest hurdle with these is getting the darned things ON the sunglasses. The ends that go over the sides/end of the sunglasses are extremely small and fit very tightly. However, once they're on they don't slip... ever. We have glasses dedicated to watersports and leave the Chums on them so it's a pretty easy process. These would be a pain if you had to take them on and off though.I am buying my second set now - getting brighter colors. The first ones I got were black (all that was available at the time) but having them colored would make them a little easier to see. The only time they come off our heads is when we jump or fall off into the water. They do a great job of floating and have saved us lots of $$ replacing sunglasses.Highly recommended if you are extremely active on the water. It's a huge bummer when you're out having fun and lose your sunglasses (blinded). These pretty much make that something you don't have to worry about!

I ordered these because I have prescription glasses and am going on a river float. These will not work as they slip right off my earpieces. These particular floats only work on glasses with thicker earpieces as most sunglasses are.

These floaters are incredible, when I say I face dove into the water SEVERAL times at a high rate of speed and these things didn’t budge I mean it. My glasses not once got knocked from my face despite my constant lack of stability trying out my ISUP. Comfortable for wear both regular and crashing. The color is bright which I love. The only down fall is the straps could be a bit longer but I’m glad they’re not as it would likely get caught on my multiple trips into the water.

Great product and so worth it, my husband lost his 300$ glasses and we ordered this for his new pair and we don’t have to worry about losing them on the water now

What good is the floating strap if something yanks your glasses right out of it? Finally got around to tinkering with these, too late to send back now, and there is just next to zero hold on the arms of these prescription sunglasses. Sturdy plastic arms, too. Never seen a product like this with less grip.

I don’t like to wear straps on my sunglasses. I find them very irritating. This strap is great. My sunglasses handles are very wide . It hugs them great and easy to put on them . The strap doesn’t sit on my neck and goes under my hair well. Can barely tell it’s there . Tested the floating feature. It’s great. Only thing that’s annoying is it’s hard to push my hair behind my ears when it’s on my glasses but I would rather deal with that then lose my $350 prescription sunglasses when on my jet ski .

We couldn’t get these over the thick ends of our sunglasses. We may cut some of the stitching to help them fit. In the meantime, we went with another brand.