Customizable Rimless Glasses #393011
Starting at
CAD $35.95
Size:52 18 - 139
Nose Pad: Adjustable
Soft pads with adjustable arms
A good option for low bridges
Frame Color:Silver
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Zenni WOW price includes:
- High-quality frame
- Anti-scratch coating
- UV protection
*multifocal or readers lenses start at additional cost
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Frame Size
SizeMedium
Frame Width130 mm / 5.1 in
Bridge18 mm / 0.7 in
Lens Width52 mm / 2 in
Lens Height29 mm / 1.1 in
Temple Length139 mm / 5.5 in
Frame design
What makes it special
Custom comfort
Personalize your fit for maximum stability on the move.Best Combined
Thoughtfully paired materials deliver optimal comfort, style, and performance benefits.No-pinch fit
Durable spring-action temples for lasting, pressure-free comfort.Experience sleek minimalism and custom style with every pair of our rimless glasses. With customizable lens shapes, temple design, and tints, you can create a look that’s completely your own. Lightweight and versatile, these barely-there frames bring a sleek, minimalist feel that fits effortlessly into any day, any outfit.
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Reviewer1511688486
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Zenni is my "go to" for alll my glasses
2 days agoTypical eyeware stores want to charge a fortune for lenses and frames. Zenni fits my budget and I love the rimless frames they offer. I don't order from anyone else.
Typical eyeware stores want to charge a fortune for lenses and frames. Zenni fits my budget and I love the rimless frames they offer. I don't order from anyone else.
DontBuyZenniCheapGlasses
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Low
Cheap temple piece. Plastic not secured and constantly moving
25 days agoPlastic piece along temple not secured. Cheap plastic that slides around. Literally just bought these. Very disappointing.
Plastic piece along temple not secured. Cheap plastic that slides around. Literally just bought these. Very disappointing.
Sisi
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
My favorite pair of glasses
2 months agoShopping for them was easy, and they'd shipped fast. Came with tools and extra screws and a case and killing towel. I will be purchasing another pair
Shopping for them was easy, and they'd shipped fast. Came with tools and extra screws and a case and killing towel. I will be purchasing another pair
boughtthese
Verified customer
Fit:Tight
Quality:Average
I loved them
3 months agoI love these genuinely. They look so cool. I will say, I wish the tent wasn’t so strong for everyday use. They fog and need wiped constantly. They loosen constantly, but swag.
I love these genuinely. They look so cool. I will say, I wish the tent wasn’t so strong for everyday use. They fog and need wiped constantly. They loosen constantly, but swag.
Reviewer1018021943
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Average
Great value, great glasses
3 months agoOrdered exactly what I needed
Ordered exactly what I needed
Marcus
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Average
Unusual arm construction
4 months agoI got these with lens shape 335 (34mm x 38mm oval); the ability to customize Zenni rimless is a big selling point for me since you can choose from nearly infinite combinations (although note that different frames have different lens shape choices, even between standard/enhanced nosepad versions, so click around).
Notes about this frame specifically:
- This is the mount type with one screw and a notch cut into the side of the lens, rather than two small compression plugs. I think this type extends slightly less far into the lens area, but the screw itself is larger than the plugs and extends toward your face and the plastic cover on the screw end can catch sunlight at certain angles, so I'm not sure which type is ultimately more visible. Either way, if you haven't tried rimless before, note that you may see the hardware depending on your glasses position, and even if you get used to it, that's a small drop in visual acuity surprisingly close to the center of your field of view that you don't get with half or full rims.
- These nose pads attach to the center of the bridge, which seems like a plus as you can bend the arms to adjust them (a bit) without messing with the lenses. Some Zenni rimless styles use the nose pad arms as part of the mount.
- Spring hinges seem good, no complaints.
- The unusual fully-plastic-covered wire arms here are actually quite comfortable, but note that they're not bonded to the frame in any way; nor are the small gold accents near the temples or the bits of plastic in front of them. They're like beads; there's some rattle/creak when you flex the arms as you put them on or shake the frames, and the plastic can slide like 3mm. This isn't a problem that I can think of in any practical way, but it definitely doesn't make them feel expensive/solid/high-quality by any means (and this is compared to the simple $6.95 Zenni frames I had in the same order!) One star off for that, but if you're okay with it in advance and like this look I think it's fine. But I'd cross-shop with model 367515.
I got these with lens shape 335 (34mm x 38mm oval); the ability to customize Zenni rimless is a big selling point for me since you can choose from nearly infinite combinations (although note that different frames have different lens shape choices, even between standard/enhanced nosepad versions, so click around).
Notes about this frame specifically:
- This is the mount type with one screw and a notch cut into the side of the lens, rather than two small compression plugs. I think this type extends slightly less far into the lens area, but the screw itself is larger than the plugs and extends toward your face and the plastic cover on the screw end can catch sunlight at certain angles, so I'm not sure which type is ultimately more visible. Either way, if you haven't tried rimless before, note that you may see the hardware depending on your glasses position, and even if you get used to it, that's a small drop in visual acuity surprisingly close to the center of your field of view that you don't get with half or full rims.
- These nose pads attach to the center of the bridge, which seems like a plus as you can bend the arms to adjust them (a bit) without messing with the lenses. Some Zenni rimless styles use the nose pad arms as part of the mount.
- Spring hinges seem good, no complaints.
- The unusual fully-plastic-covered wire arms here are actually quite comfortable, but note that they're not bonded to the frame in any way; nor are the small gold accents near the temples or the bits of plastic in front of them. They're like beads; there's some rattle/creak when you flex the arms as you put them on or shake the frames, and the plastic can slide like 3mm. This isn't a problem that I can think of in any practical way, but it definitely doesn't make them feel expensive/solid/high-quality by any means (and this is compared to the simple $6.95 Zenni frames I had in the same order!) One star off for that, but if you're okay with it in advance and like this look I think it's fine. But I'd cross-shop with model 367515.
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