The Chums Neoprene retainer is a light, quick drying neoprene strap with lock stitched ends that slip over the temple arms. Chums notes it has been used by river runners for decades.

What it's for

An eyewear retainer connects to both temple arms of your glasses or sunglasses and runs behind your head, so the glasses stay with you if they get knocked off while paddling, fishing, skiing, riding, or working.

How it works

Neoprene body: light, quick drying, and latex free

Ends: lock stitched openings with GripTech silicone inside grip the temple arms

Adjusting fit: slide the ends further down the temple arms for a tighter hold

Compatibility

• Fits: most eyewear frames, per Chums
• End sizes: Chums makes this retainer in regular and large end sizes
• How to check yours: the end should slide over the temple tip and stay put when you tug it

Specs

• Length: 16 in
• Material: neoprene, latex free
• Ends: lock stitched with GripTech silicone interior