Ukes Sunglass Strap - Glasses Strap with Floating Neoprene Material - Secure Your Glasses and Eyewear

First off, I love the look of the strap. The design was perfect and it fit well on my sunglasses. Second, this literally saved my hundred dollar sunglasses as they fell off while paddleboarding in the ocean and thankfully the straps float so I was able to just quickly grab them and go about my day without a care in the world. Great design and great product. 10/10 would recommend it again.

Great product! Best features are they were not skimpy in the length of the strap, very comfortable around the back of your neck. Second, slid right on arms of two different pair(s) of prescription sunglasses. Last, I bailed on the paddle board about an hour after I installed the product, worked like it should

Stylish and rests on your neck. Not sure about the floating aspect, doesn’t seem to float if it’s already wet/saturated

I needed a new strap for my expensive glasses to use on a boating adventure. It was of high quality, held my glasses securely and was very comfortable to wear. Kept my glasses secure even in rough choppy waters on the ocean. Satisfied with purchase.

I purchased these in the rare even that my Ray Ban Meta's (smart glasses) would fall off during activities like rollercoasters, kayaking, ect. I tested the flotation by attaching it to something slightly heavier than my smart glasses (I don't trust the "water resistant" labels on smart sunglasses lol) and it floated in my tub without issue! I take it everywhere I go, and it allows me to ride the craziest rollercoasters and still record video on my glasses in style!

Love the design-The Anchormans but it did not fit my Raybans. The opening was too small, I tried to stretch out a little with a pencil and it ripped a little. It may work with other type of sunglasses.

Love these UKES sunglasses strap! Love the Guy Harvey design! Very summery and coastal! They grip the sunglasses tightly and I don’t worry about them falling off!

Before I got these, I went to the beach one day. I go into the waves and lost my glasses. I cried for three days. They were my favorite glasses. So many positive comments about them and now they were gone.I searched and searched on the internet for a solution. I remember meeting a southern bell once and she was wearing a string on her glasses. She called them croakies. I thought the idea was silly. Fast forward to today, I was on the hunt. I went to my trusty Amazon prime account and found Ukes, stylish, affordable and politically correct. I just got a fresh new set of Ray Bans - covered by my Flexible Spending Account from my health insurance. A great turtle beach pair, i think they were made especially for my face. I was excited and terrified at the same time.I rigorously looked through the reviews and was pleased. I almost cried with joy. I ordered them and they came in a jiff. Maybe there was a little too much plastic wrapping for such a small product - save the oceans- but ok. I went to my cousins pool, not too deep only six feet, as I did not want to lose them again. I placed the Ukes Premium Sunglass Strap on my new shades. They were surprisingly tight around the frame which made me exhale in relief. I threw them in the pool, in a test of my faith, and they floated.I fell to my knees. I bawled and screamed to the heavens -thank you thank you lord!Now, I went to the beach. The true test. My friends and family dragged me there. I told them I was not ready. I could not lose my babies again. They reminded me I had my Ukes Premium Sunglass Strap. We went, it was sunny, there was a light breeze, I smelled the ocean kiss my nose with its salt. Three members of party sabotaged me. They pulled me into the water. I kicked and screamed, holding on to my sunglasses hanging loosely off my neck. I am face to face with a wave now and get knocked away. Pulled into the undertow, I lose consciousness. More from fright of losing the sunglasses then lack of knowledge in swimming. I am a phenomenal swimmer.I regain consciousness. My worst fear came true, my sunglasses are gone. I yell, in anger, in pain, in agony. Through my tears I see a multi color object in the water. I swim over expecting it to be the lost bandana of a young child. I grab at the floating rainbow, hoping to find a pot of gold at the end, and find my sunglasses attached. I exclaim in joy. And speed home to write this review.TLDR; this product works.