Metal Glasses Replacement Temple, Eyeglass Arms Legs Replacement, Glasses Repair Kit Universal Eyeglasses Replacement, DIY Temples for Glasses with Screws(1 Pair, Black)

Very nice! A little loose and it was hard to put in the spacers, but it worked well. The color matched my glasses' color. So far, pretty good product for the price👍

needed to use both legs because the original was longer and it’s super tight, screws did not want to go in, it ended up breaking the bottom compartment where the screw had to go so it’s just hanging on to the top part. only using it because i needed to replace the legs or else my glasses would be rendered useless. do not recommend.

Great item with a great price!! Lighting shipping and an A+++++++ Seller!!!

I underwent surgery on the helix (top part) of my ear and had to remove one of the temples from my eyeglasses during recovery. I wanted to get a cheap temple so I could cut it off before it reached my ear and wrap it in foam, so that it might be able hold my glasses level for the four to six weeks I'd be unable to wear my regular glasses.And cheap these replacements are! About what I expected for eleven bucks; very skinny and thin, but sturdy enough and adequate for my purposes. The replacements fit the hinge on my glasses perfectly.The problem was that my frames are plastic. The "chunkiness" of the original plastic temple is what keeps the temple perpendicular to the front of the frame and prevents the temple from just swinging all the way out to the side. These temples lack anything to stop them from opening past perpendicular and in fact these replacement temples just swing all the way out to the side, actually moving more than 180 degrees from "closed" to "really, really open."So, before ordering these replacements, closely examine the photos (especially photo #3), comparing to your existing glasses to make 100% certain that these replacements will work with your particular frames.Bottom line: They're about as cheaply made as you'd expect, but would probably work just fine for a certain type of frame (which, sadly, I did not have).

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Had to measure eyelet and temple width. It will take some judicious grinding to get the eyelet to fit, but wasnt that bad at all. Value for money:A lot cheaper than a new pair of glasses.Fit:I needed to grind the eyelet to fit my frame with a dremel

I was very surprise to find spare part for glasses ln Amazon...I was very satisfied

I bought these as a replacement for my glasses legs, and I must say these legs are just ...meh. The legs are fairly thin and feel rather flimsy. The ends are adjustable, however they don't bend that far. These legs were actually a little too long for my head, and when I adjusted the feet, the plastic/rubber covering on the back started to slip off. The plastic leg end digs into your ear and sits uncomfortably, especially so when wearing headphones. Also, I bought these legs in a brown, and within a week, the brown paint started flaking off the legs.One good thing is the included screw driver and two different screw sizes. That's it though...and they're not even the main product.Will it work? Yes. Does it work well? No. Is it rotten enough to give a 1 star? No. They're just disappointing.

The temple replacement parts fit my Serigetti sunglasses perfectly. The replacement screws are very tiny and I wound up using a long nose pliers to hold and insert the screw into the opening. The Phillips head screwdriver included worked very well. I recommend this repair kit.