G FLOATFloating Glasses Holder with No Sunglasses Strap or Tail, Floatable Eyeglasses Strap for Men, Special Glasses Strap…

These little foam ovals secure easily to the temples of glasses; my frames are fairly thin so I do have to stretch and twist the loop around twice, but these should fit wide frames as well. They float quite effectively, and the orange stands out nicely. This is really unobtrusive in use, much less noticeable to me while wearing than a floating eyeglass strap, and I can use one of these along with a Pilotfish strap to minimize the risk of losing my glasses and ensure I can find them if they do somehow come off.

The media could not be loaded.  I find these floats a bit bulky for my sunglasses but they do work well for keys. After recently watching a paddling boat mate drop her keys over the side of the boat where they sank to the bottom never to be seen again I decided to see if these would float keys. One float will bring two keys to the surface but only the end barely shows see picture) so in ocean water that would be difficult to see. Two floats allow for easier visibility from a boat.

I have tried a variety of gadgets to keep glasses from getting lost in open water, and these are the best yet. I like that they are easy to put on the glasses, and they will fit even on glasses with large earpieces (as sunglasses tend to have).The orange color will be easy to see in the water, and it is as attractive a color as one can get without venturing into neon.

I used to use the bigger key chain floats on my glass straps and other items I didn't want to lose overboard. That worked but was always in the way. I like these. They are somewhat smaller but still enough to keep keys and glasses floating where you can recover them.It really only takes one to keep glasses afloat. This set of 2 is good for two pairs of glasses.

Very simple!