PC Sport Sunglasses with Rubber Temple Tip

A PC sport sunglass with a rubber temple tip and a wrapped eye shape, specified for buyers who care about grip during movement more than about shelf styling.

Overview

Sport sunglasses are judged on grip, not on style: a frame that slides down during a run is useless regardless of how it looks. This front is moulded in PC with a wrapped eye shape and a rubber temple tip, so the frame stays seated when the wearer sweats and moves. The rubber tip is moulded onto the temple rather than slipped over it, so it does not rotate or come off when the frame is pulled on with wet hands.

The rubber tip does two jobs. It raises friction behind the ear, and it softens the contact point that otherwise becomes painful after an hour of wear. Ventilation is managed through the rim profile rather than drilled holes, which keeps the lens clear without weakening the front. Ventilation is handled by the rim profile rather than by holes, which keeps the lens from fogging without introducing openings that weaken the front.

Key Features

Product Showcase

Views show the SP942005 sample and, where noted, a sister model from the same range, so the hinge position and temple profile can be compared before a sample is ordered.

Specifications

The values above come from the current specification sheet for this model. A size marked as fixed by the mould cannot be changed without new tooling, while colour, logo, lens and packing remain adjustable within the stated minimum.

OEM & ODM Customization

PC sport sunglasses are specified by grip: the rubber temple tip raises friction behind the ear and spreads pressure over a softer surface. The sport sunglasses front is moulded with a wrap angle that cuts side glare, the sunglasses with rubber temple are flexed at the hinge before packing, and the sunglasses are quoted with tint and mirror options.

Sports eyewear is specified, not styled: a buyer usually arrives with a lens requirement and a use case, and the frame is chosen to support both. We quote lens specification, rubber hardness and temple geometry as separate lines, because those three determine whether the frame performs on a bike or in a gym.

• Lens: tint, mirror and polarized options are quoted by specification, with UV performance confirmed for the destination market.
• Rubber hardness: tip hardness is selected for grip against sweat, with softer compounds for long-duration wear.
• Temple geometry: straight and curved temples are available, and the curve is set to the target head size.
• Colour: frame and rubber can be matched or contrasted, with 5 colours, matched to a swatch in the standard line.
• Logo: pad print and laser marking on the temple, with an option for lens corner branding.
• Packaging: a sport case with a cleaning cloth can be packed per unit, and a mesh pouch is available for team orders.

Buyers who want the wider picture can review the OEM and ODM optical frames programme, which explains how tooling, sampling and documentation are handled across models.

Manufacturing & Quality Control

Production is organised around four checkpoints, and a frame cannot move to the next stage until the previous one is signed off. The process below is the same for a sample order and for a repeat run.

Inspection records are kept against the model number, so a question raised months after shipment can be traced back to the batch, the operator and the material lot. The full procedure is described under quality control.

Applications

• Cycling, running and outdoor sports retailers
• Team and club kit programmes with custom branding
• Sporting goods chains adding eyewear to the shelf
• Online stores selling performance sunglasses
• Promotional programmes for races and events
• Distributors supplying schools and outdoor centres

Sports models are grouped with the wider sunglass offer, including custom men sunglasses for street shapes and custom kids sunglasses for junior sizes.

FAQ

What is the MOQ for a team order?

MOQ is 2 pieces, which allows a club or event order to be placed without a large commitment. Custom logo and lens options are quoted at that quantity, with per-colour minimums confirmed at quotation stage.

Can the rubber tip be replaced?

The tip is bonded to the temple rather than replaceable, which is deliberate: a bonded tip does not rotate or pull off in use. Replacement is therefore by temple, and spare temples can be quoted for team programmes.

Are prescription versions possible?

The frame is designed for plano sport lenses. A prescription version requires a different lens path and is quoted separately, with the lens thickness limit confirmed before the order.

Start Your Custom Order

Send the sport, the lens requirement and the quantity, and the reply includes the lens specification, the rubber hardness options and the packed price.

Send Your Inquiry

Prefer to compare shapes first? The custom sunglasses page lists the rest of the range.