On Board Color 09 - Navy and Mahogany Tortoise Front and Temples
On Board is one of our all-time, best-selling readers. We get it: the shape and colors are universally flattering, whether you prefer to opt for progressive or traditional full-lens reader lenses. It's been known to turn heads and even break some necks. What? We never said fashion was a dangerless endeavor.
Ready to embark with On Board? We're all for it. Our reader lenses are scratch-resistant and smudge-proof, meaning they'll be stellar first mates no matter how much you rock the boat.
90-Day Returns. A chinchilla can make a baby in 90 days. We figure that's plenty of time for you to decide if you want to keep your glasses.
Items in the Sale Collection are final sale — no returns or exchanges.
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Size & Measurement Guide Measurement Guide
Here are the three standard sizes we offer at eyebobs. You will see there are distinct icons associated with each size. Each size is associated with the width of the frame itself.
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N
Narrow
less than 130mm wide
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A
Average
131mm to 139mm wide
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W
Wide
more than 140mm wide
Frame width is the primary way we determine fit. It’s the horizontal diameter of the entire frame width.
*Note that you won’t find this number on your glasses.
Other Technical measurements
Like most brands of glasses, the measurements of eyebobs glasses can be found on the inside of the temple arm. The first number indicates the lens width (46mm) and the second number is the bridge (23mm). If you already have a pair of glasses you like, you can use those measurements as a reference.
Lens Width
The horizontal diameter of one lens
Lens height
The vertical diameter of one lens
Bridge Width
The width of the bridge section
Temple Length
The length of the entire temple arm, from the front of the frame to the tip
Frame Measurements
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