Good glasses
They weigh almost nothing and have no frames, so no dark rims to your field of vision. Perfectly clear lenses (once you realize you need to take the little static-sticky plastic protectors off, derp) and hold on well enough to lean all the way forward or upside down.<br /><br />They don't have hinges, the arms are springy and fold to about the same size as folded glasses with hinges. This makes them gently grip the sides of your head, and look like it'll fit a wide range; I have a relatively large head and they held perfectly on me.<br /><br />They come in a small zippered case, and with a semi-rough square of microfiber cloth for cleaning. (Not the silk type, but not a towel/washcloth, either. Somewhere in between). I'm probably going to buy a few more of these to be able to leave them at work and at home and not have to worry about carrying them around.<br /><br />The one bad thing about them, and it is very minor, is that the lenses are the heaviest part of the glasses, so any time they're dropped or set down without making sure they're perfectly level, they're going to fall over on the lenses, and will probably eventually get scratched. Just remember to always carefully set them down somewhere safe, and you'll be fine. I'm buying another pair of them now, not because mine are damaged, but I need a higher magnification.<br />--<br />Got the new ones; they're just as good as the old ones with the minor aside that I don;t like the round lenses as much, but that's my fault for choosing the wrong type. Nothing wrong with the glasses themselves.
Rating: 5 stars