Although rimless and full rim Nike prescription glasses perform the same function, they are quite different in their construction and stylistic impact. Among the qualities they share are that the right pair of either will make a positive style statement about the wearer. Both also convey the impression of success, intelligence, and trustworthiness about the person wearing them.

However, the way they go about doing this is very different. Rimless glasses do this in an understated way that has the least visual impact, while full rim glasses make no attempt at being invisible. In fact, they are very much a part of the wearer's facial appearance.

People opting for rimless may like the minimal impact these glasses have on their appearance. Other users of rimless glasses simply like the understated way that it enhances their attractiveness. Those who prefer full rim glasses may simply like their sturdiness, or like that they can add a stylistic look or vibe not possible without them, much like a hat does.

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The temples likewise attach directly to the lens. Because the lens sees a lot of localized stress at the attachment points, tough lens materials such as polycarbonate or Trivex are used. Even so, rimless glasses are more fragile than full rim glasses, which completely enclose the lenses within their frames. This means that rimless glasses aren't appropriate for small children and aren't suited for athletic activities. For children and athletic adults, sturdy full rim glasses are the better