Croakies Suiters Eyewear Retainer, Brook Fishskin, 14 Inch x 1/2 Inch
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Croakies Suiters Eyewear Retainer, Brook Fishskin, 14 Inch x 1/2 Inch
DURABLE GLASSES STRAP: Croakies retainers are made of high quality knitted polyester yarn that prevents slipping and sliding of sunglasses
COMFORTABLE AND SECURE: Stretchable and adjustable eye wear strap with slider beads for a snug fit around the head
STYLISH STRAP: This eye glass retainer features stylish screen printed designs that fits small to medium sized eyewear frame
MULTIPURPOSE RETAINER: Designed to be used during biking, hiking and skiing; Croakies sunglass strap prevents loss and breakage
Washable; Made in the USA
In 1977 a local ski patrolman from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming, came up with an idea for an eyewear retainer that would grip his shades through all kinds of alpine adventures. Using an old wetsuit, some sharp scissors, and good old American ingenuity, he made the first pair of eyewear retainers. The ingenious device was based on the design of a Chinese finger trap and it quickly became a hit with all of the patrollers! Demand picked up quickly for the patrolman’s invention which was nameless at first. Back in the seventies, the Jackson Hole ski patrol used the nickname “croakies†when they couldn’t think of a word (think “thingamajigâ€), but it finally stuck on the first neoprene eyewear retainer ever invented. Croakies headquarters are still in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with our production in Bozeman, Montana. Our inspiration remains the same - to create eyewear retainers and accessories that provide comfort, style, durability, and functionality to active people of all ages. With the addition of men's and women's belts into Croakies accessory line-up, Croakies now offers something for everyone. Croakies products are sold by retailers throughout the United States and in over 30 countries around the world. They’ve even been used OUT of this world – Croakies became standard issue on the Space Shuttle in 1990.