Chums Original Cotton Sunglasses Retainer

They do their job. No complaints.

These are a must for any sport. Great to have with out any worries. These hold the glasses on the head with the stress of them falling down or losing them.

A simple and effective eyeglass retainer. I've used this Chums item since 1987 going through many over the years. I have one for each pair of glasses I own. Great way to keep track of glasses. Great item for biking and climbing. When this one wears out, I will buy another.

I'm very pleased with my chums, my glasses have a tendency to fall of my face and these chums help with keeping them up.

These are great for keeping my sunglasses on biking!

These do their job, but are a little thicker than I had expected. My ears are going to need time adjusting.

I love these. I have a couple pairs for each pair of sunglasses and couldn't be happier. No more losing your glasses. putting them on your head and having them fall off, etc.

These chums are very valuable when spending a day on the river catching fish. They provide the comfort needed to fish for hours and take away the stress of worrying about your glasses. I've lost countless number of sunglasses through the years but since getting these chums i have yet to loose a single pair.

Great shades for the price, highly recommend!

I've avoided chums for a long time on the premise that they look dorky. Now that I'm an adult, I can see the utility in this product. They work well, they will even fit onto glasses with large arms, like Oakleys. I'm a fan.

These work great for any day on the river, ocean or any other form of water where you don't want to lose your shades. The best function for me is whitewater kayaking/rafting where I need all day eye protection from the sun. The cinch in the back is great for when things get a little rough on the water and you don't want those expensive sunglasses getting donated to the fishes. Also a great option for those with prescription glasses that cannot afford to lose them.

Chums are great for keeping your sunglasses safe during times of great peril. All rivers are the same, they will take your sunglasses and never return them. Chums work well for fly fishing, because you are always tying knots and Chums lets you just take off your glasses and when you're done with your knot you know exactly where your glasses are. I have never lost a pair of sunglasses when using Chums.

The only time if forgot to wear the chums...I lost my glasses. #Neverforget

Best insurance you can buy for a pair of sunglasses. Its 1000% worth picking up to save those expensive sunnies you picked up for the boat/ river trip. Comfortable and secure. Cant go wrong!

Save your glasses! Cheapest insurance policy out there, especially if you are on the water so those things don't drop and sink into oblivion.

The equation goes like this, if I am going to spend more than 10 bucks on a pair of sunglasses, then I'm putting chums on them. Otherwise they are lost or broken inside of a month. Chums are super comfy and in some cases will make a pair of glasses fit that don't otherwise. This round will be like my 20th pair.

Use these to play indoor soccer and my glasses have never fallen. Not even once. Amazing,

chums are the best for keeping sunnies secure! hiking, climbing, rafting, running, dancing at concerts... yeah they are good for everything. and come in nice colors! and they are made in Utah!!

Just thought I'd cast my 2 cents: these are invaluable if you care about your glasses! And they're not just for old people! I've had Chums for quite a while, I think my first pair was gotten for a buck at a thrift store in Seward, still have it somewhere! I've since found one on the ground (Thanks Chums Gods!), and just bought another to pair with some new Smiths.

These just work, cotton is nice on the skin and the piece of mind knowing you can't loose your glasses too easily, it does happen on the rivers, is worth $8.

Pro tip: If they get gunky, use some dish soap and lather them up and slide the ring all over and they'll be just like new. Also, don't push the rubber tips on too hard, they can break the frames!

Fun story: On the Grand last year, I managed to break the right arm of some old smiths, so I took the chum and squished it on to what was left of the arm and it worked fine. Then the other side broke, I again attached the chum to what was left and had to cinch them down a bit since these had glass lenses. Got me through another 2 river days, and a stupid hard hike up the North Kaibab! In a pinch, they can work some wonders.

These perform exactly as they're designed to. They hold your glasses securely on your neck, so you wont lose a pair next time you float the river.