Best folding reading glasses?

Joss

Joss

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All - I'm looking for quality folding glasses / frames. I'd like something that would fit into a shirt pocket, ideally in a small box of some sort.

For now, I'm aware of:
- Lunor 2502:
https://lunor.com/kollektion/lunor-xxv/lunor-xxv-mod-2502-col-gm/

- Eyevan7285 Model 800:
http://eyevan7285.com/en/collection/model-800/

- Hakusan Megane Pocket Titan:
http://hakusan-megane.co.jp/originalframes/metal/pocket-titan-shoot/

Some of those are nearly impossible to get in the US. I'm looking for alternate suggestions. Quality & form factor are key.
 
2CE17363-C172-4599-A8E0-4E3329AC763F.jpeg I have a pair of prescription Bolle glacier glasses. I use them for skiing above timberline. They have a filter factor of 13, almost good enough for welding. They are also good for driving into a sunset. Any optician could install lenses of your choice.
 
I purchased a pair of Oakleys because I prefer the ear socks much better than over the ear frames. A bit more than your average reading glasses but worth it to me. Besides I think I only paid about $80.00 with my insurance.
 
Dddrees said:
I purchased a pair of Oakleys because I prefer the ear socks much better than over the ear frames. A bit more than your average reading glasses but worth it to me. Besides I think I only paid about $80.00 with my insurance.
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Are those folding glasses?
 
ThinOptics are worth a look also. $17 at most places and come in their own little case. No ear pieces as they are light and simple fix onto your nose.
Buddy at work has them and likes them. I'll buy a set soon, just haven't needed another pair yet.

Success Eyewear I see also makes folding ones but I have not seen those first hand so can't comment.
 
I just bought a pair of these and I like them very much. Folding reading Glasses

Well made - the optics seem decent and the frames is rugged in spite of all the moving parts and nicely compact with a metal case and a leatherette case. The metal case fits in my jeans coin pocket. :thumbsup:

Ray
 
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