EasyTwist Review

There are seven out of ten of us in our family who wear glasses. Our second oldest, “B”, had a lazy eye and got her first pair of glasses at the age of four. She has been by far the most responsible with her glasses out of our five children…for some reason. We have tried the mall kind of glasses and they do not hold up as well as the ones we have got at our eye doctor’s office. I cannot remember the name of them, but they are special frames they offer for kids and they are pricey but worth it in the end.

One of our son’s, Jag, broke his glasses recently and I decided to try something new. EasyTwist from Aspex Eyewear are an all new fun brand that sells flexible glasses for kids. (They have glasses for adults as well.)

They are made from Trilaston a metal developed by Aspex. This metal is known for it’s elasticity and ability to recover the orginial shape of the glasses. I love that they are nickel/titanium free. As a mom I want the best for my child, yet want something that will last. These frames are free of nickel and are hypoallergenic so they shouldn’t cause your child any skin reactions. So far my son has had no reaction.

Typical glasses will eventually lose their flexibility, these frames should not – we haven’t had them long enough to verify this yet. EasyTwist can tolerate stress, shock, and temperate changes! These glasses also retain their shine and luster.

We love these frames! Aspex sent us out a pair for my one son and he just loves them. He thought that they were very comfortable and he loved the cool design on them! After testing these we found that these glasses really seem to be everything that they claim to be. With the EasyTwist frames we don’t have to worry about them easily breaking if my son accidentally bent them a little out of shape – which is a huge bonus.

These frames get two thumbs up from us and if you have a child needing new eyewear we suggest that you check them out. For styles, prices and colors visit this link.

Faith and Family Reviews received the following product in exchange for writing a review. While we consider it a privilege to receive free products to review, our reviews are our honest opinion and thoughts of the product.


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30 comments

  1. Jennifer says:

    I dont have kids who needs glasses but both my husband and I wear them.

  2. Stefanie says:

    Cute frames for kids!

  3. Penelope says:

    That is so cool! (and I could use a new pair of glasses..mine look awful on me)

  4. This is brilliant for kids!

  5. I wear glasses but thankfully none of the kids do. Great deal though.

  6. Kathleen says:

    Wow, I might just have to get a pair of these!

  7. Marcie W. says:

    Usually the cost of frames is so scary simply because they can bend and break so easily. This sounds like a good option!

  8. Lolo says:

    These sound great. Kids really do need glasses that tolerate stress, shock, and temperate changes!

  9. I love stylish frames I’ve been wearing the same pair over 2 yrs

  10. These frames are really cute!

  11. Kelly says:

    Those are some really nice glasses. I love the styles you’ve picked.

  12. Courtney says:

    Very nice styles! I need to look into a new pair.

  13. Sounds like these are the frames my nephew needs!

  14. Stefani says:

    My daughter needs a new pair, I will have to check these out.

  15. debra says:

    Really nice frames.

  16. Tammy says:

    The frames are cute.

  17. Those are really cute!!

  18. Billie says:

    These are cute, Jake got glasses this past year.

  19. What a great idea! My daughter just got glasses for the first time. I will have to look into these for next time.

  20. Wow awesome for kids that play sports, my kids did not wear glasses when they were young but this looks like a great frame!

  21. None of us wear glasses but if I had children that needed them, these sound like they would be the right choice.

  22. Jenn says:

    These sound like a must if your child needs glasses.

  23. Donna says:

    Thankfully my son doesn’t need glasses. But I like the idea of the flexible frames, and I’m so rough on glasses that these sound perfect for me!

  24. I know these are meant for kids… but flexible frames would be great for me too! =)

  25. Cool! My husband needs anew pair!

  26. Mike says:

    I have had a pair of these for about 2 1/2 years. I have sat on them countless times, dropped them too many times, stepped on them a few times, skied over them once, lost them outside (and had them returned) twice and even stepped on then with my crutches. They survived it all perfectly except for the crutches. Even at that they held together except that one of the rivets on the hinges is coming out. I would highly recommend this product
    to anyone that is hard on glasses.

    Mike

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