Eyeglass Replacement Temples,Silicone Glasses End Tips Ear Sock Pieces Sleeve for Thin Metal Glasses Legs,8 Pairs

These are absolutely perfect replacement for gasses with very thin, wire temples. Just what I needed for my trifocals with thin wire temples! They require concentrated effort and nimble fingers to get them on. Once on, they are not coming off without a lot of effort. Do NOT order if you have glasses with wider temples; these replacement temple covers work ONLY on thin, wire temples.

I bought these to replace a broken plastic eartip. I alway had trouble with the original ones being adjusted properly. These are way better than the original. They adjust easier, fit better and stay in place better.

These were just the right fit for my ray ban sunglasses. And a lot cheaper replacement.

They worked well, about 5 minutes to get the first one on...1 minute for the second!

The rubber temples on my several year old pair of Serengeti Empolis were finally falling apart, but the glasses themselves are still in decent enough shape to wear. I didn't want to get rid of the glasses, so went on the hunt for some replacement ear socks that would work with the strange dual wire temples of this pair. Looked for some options on Ebay, but most options looked too wide or were not curved enough for the right fit. Finally came across these and gave them a shot and they ultimately work very well. It's a softer material than the original ear socks so they stretch a bit to accommodate slightly different tolerances. They are a really snug fit and I accidentally punctured the ends by sliding the first pair of socks too far onto the sharp wires, but no big deal, as there are 8 pairs. I was more careful the second time. 8 pairs is way more than I needed, but it's nice to have some spares. Ultimately, I'm really glad I bought these, as they will prolong the life of my expensive sunglasses.

Quality is fine, but only purchase if you have very thin and short-height temple arms, no more than ~6mm tall (<1/8”). I was able to install them on glasses whose arms were about 9mm high and a few millimeters thick, but it took 30 minutes, almost broke the glasses, and the tips can’t slide all the way on. By arm height, I mean length of up-down flare when you’re wearing the glasses; thickness is from head side out to the left/right.

Awful product

Softer than original equipment and larger diameter but very comfortable