Sunglass Leash Kit

compatible with all oakley glasses. good length it hold the with the sunglasses pretty good

Good product Very nice

Work very well . Would and did buy again.

I got the Oakley Sunglass Leash Kit in black to keep my shades secure during outdoor activities. The leash itself is lightweight and comfortable, and the black color blends in well. However, the rubber ends are a bit too loose for my frames, and they occasionally slip off....especially when I’m moving around a lot. I didn’t exchange them, so I’ve just been adjusting as needed. It still works, but I’d recommend double-checking the size before buying to avoid the same issue.

Fits like a glove

Diseño ultrafino: El cable es extremadamente delgado pero se siente muy resistente. Casi no se nota cuando lo llevas puesto, lo cual es ideal si cuidas mucho tu estética deportiva. ​Ajuste perfecto: Los terminales de goma tienen el logo de Oakley y se deslizan firmemente en las varillas de las gafas. No se resbalan incluso con sudor o movimiento constante. ​Comodidad: Al ser tan ligero, te olvidas de que está ahí. No roza de forma molesta detrás del cuello ni se enreda con el cabello o la gorra.

Muy buenas tal cual como se ve

I own the Batwolf Oakley sunglasses. The temples on the Batwolf are large and traditional cloth leashes can be a tight fit to get on and then they eventually get too loose as they stretch. I tried this leash, designed specifically for the large temples of the Batwolf. The rubber is a tight fit and keeps them snug on the glasses. The rubber also makes it difficult if I am not careful putting the glasses on or off. Basically, I have to put the glasses directly in front of my face and then pull them straight back over my eyes. With other glasses, I usually put them on the top of my head and then slide them down over my eyes. For me, the rubber gets caught in my hair and I usually have to pull them down hard. If I pull the glasses up and then off my head, the same hair pulling ensues. I have to pull them directly in front of my face until the ends of the glasses are off my hair and then take them off my head. Not a big deal, just not how I am use to taking glasses off my head for the last 35 years of my life. Another bonus of this leash I just realized this past week when using my riding mower to cut the lawn. Since it is a cable, it sticks off the back of my heads, instead of laying on my neck. When I went under a low hanging branch, the leash caught on the branch. Fortunately, I was going slow at the moment and was able to stop quickly. If I had been moving more quickly, the glasses would definitely been pulled off my head, which probably would have been a little painful.