Begin with the frame you already wear
Read the three size numbers inside a comfortable frame if available. They describe lens width, bridge and temple length; they are a better reference than a photograph alone. Compare the proposed frame’s measurements and construction. A thin-looking arm in a photo does not prove it will feel comfortable under every headset.
Check the combination
Wear your existing glasses and headset together in the position you normally use. Notice where the ear cup meets the temple and whether adjusting the headset changes pressure. Use that observation when comparing new frames. Our editorial picks are not certified as headset-compatible and have not been wear-tested with your equipment.
Avoid buying by silhouette alone
A wider lens opening or a new shape can look appealing on a setup page while fitting differently on your face. Keep bridge fit and temple length in the shortlist. If your current pair already fits well, a similar measurement profile is a sensible place to begin your comparison.
A frame to compare
Start here. Make it yours.
This is one editorial option from the ten-frame collection. Compare fit and choose the prescription appropriate for your task; the preset remains editable.
Men’s catalog · Oval
Aries
An oval metal option with two sizes to compare.
Metal · 48-20-140 / 50-20-145
$129 configured starting price*
$79 frame + standard single-vision lenses
+$50 Crizal Easy AR · Clear tint
*Configured starting price is $129: $79 frame with standard plastic single-vision lenses + $50 Crizal Easy anti-glare + clear tint. Material changes, other upgrades and applicable prescription-strength charges cost extra. Your current eligible prescription, measured PD and intended use are still required. Review shipping eligibility and custom-order return terms.