Navy Rectangle Glasses #2036716
Starting at
$41.95
Size:55 17 - 151
Frame Color:Navy
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Zenni WOW price includes:
- High-quality frame
- Basic prescription lenses*
- Anti-scratch coating
- UV protection
*multifocal or readers lenses start at additional cost
Prescription requirements
*Additional cost for PDs outside this range
Frame Size
SizeLarge(54 - 56 mm / 2.13 - 2.20 in)
Frame Width130 mm / 5.1 in
Bridge width17 mm / 0.7 in
Lens Width55 mm / 2.2 in
Lens Height39 mm / 1.5 in
Temple Length151 mm / 5.9 in
Frame measurements
5517-151
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Frame design
ShapeRectangle
FeatureCustom engraving, High Rx, Lightweight
RimFull Rim
MaterialCarbon Fiber
WeightLightweight(13 grams / 0.5 ounces)
Lens compatibility
Sunglasses
EyeQLenz™
Transitions®
Specialty lenses
Blokz® blue-light blocking
What makes it special
All-day ease
Lightweight frames make all-day wear easy, no slipping or digging.Ultra Performance
Aerospace-grade carbon fiber delivers maximum strength at minimal weight.- Design: Precision-engineered from advanced carbon fiber. This high-performance material provides an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, ensuring maximum durability without heavy bulk. The frame is structurally designed to support higher prescription lenses securely.
- Fit: The standard molded bridge offers a stable, continuous resting point that is especially great for those with moderate to high nose bridges.
- Recommendation: Highly recommended for strong prescriptions, offering a robust, featherlight build that resists bending and daily stress. The rectangle silhouette naturally provides excellent contrast for round and oval face shapes.
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look else whare
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Low
Not what was ordered.
19 hours agoThe glasses came with wrong prescription in one lens.
The glasses came with wrong prescription in one lens.
Reviewer732828655
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Amazing progressive sunglasses
8 days agoPerfect progressive sunglasses. About $100 without insurance. No more paying $900/year for eye med insurance, go to LensCrafters and pay $500 for a pair of glasses after the insurance is applied.
Luxxotica is such a scam. They own the insurance company (eye med) the frame companies (ray ban, Oakley, etc) and the stores (LensCrafters, etc.
Perfect progressive sunglasses. About $100 without insurance. No more paying $900/year for eye med insurance, go to LensCrafters and pay $500 for a pair of glasses after the insurance is applied.
Luxxotica is such a scam. They own the insurance company (eye med) the frame companies (ray ban, Oakley, etc) and the stores (LensCrafters, etc.
Reviewer2989955002
Verified customer
Usage:Casual
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Great glasses
8 days agoLove them. Good quality, they look nice
Love them. Good quality, they look nice
ScottSz
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Great glasses, great price.
2 months agoThese glasses are very good, the fit is surprisingly good and stable on my face. I usually prefer mobile nosepads, so that was a pleasant discovery.
However, depending on one's prescription, I would think carefully about the offered clip on sunglasses... they managed to scratch my bifocal reading lenses because of the way they go on. If you have a traditional bifocal and the reading lens protrudes from the rest of the lens, I'd skip the clip on sunglasses. Thankfully I had purchased the warranty, which covered me.
These glasses are very good, the fit is surprisingly good and stable on my face. I usually prefer mobile nosepads, so that was a pleasant discovery.
However, depending on one's prescription, I would think carefully about the offered clip on sunglasses... they managed to scratch my bifocal reading lenses because of the way they go on. If you have a traditional bifocal and the reading lens protrudes from the rest of the lens, I'd skip the clip on sunglasses. Thankfully I had purchased the warranty, which covered me.
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