Frequently Asked Questions
Are the ADIDAS SPORT 5028 frames compatible with progressive lenses?
What size are the ADIDAS SPORT 5028 eyeglasses?
What material are the ADIDAS SPORT 5028 frames made from?
Do these frames come with adjustable nose pads?
Can I add prescription lenses to the ADIDAS SPORT 5028?
Are ADIDAS SPORT 5028 frames durable for active wear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the ADIDAS SPORT 5028 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger 58mm lens width provides more coverage for bigger faces
- 140mm temples offer extended length for larger head sizes
- Textured temple grips prevent slipping during activity
- Lower price range ($55-$98.30) offers better value
- Lifestyle-focused design works better for casual, everyday wear
- Streetwear aesthetic appeals to fashion-forward customers
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ADIDAS SPORT 5028 vs. Similar Adidas Frames
If you're considering the ADIDAS SPORT 5028, you might also be looking at other Adidas prescription frames. Here's how the SP5028 compares to two popular alternatives in our catalog.
SP5028 vs. ADIDAS SPORT 5003
Both frames belong to the ADIDAS SPORT line and share the same athletic DNA, but they're sized for different face shapes. The SP5028 measures 55-17-135, making it a medium-to-large fit that works well for most adult men. The SP5003 steps up to 58-15-140, with a wider lens and longer temples designed for larger faces and head sizes.
The SP5003 also includes textured grip patterns on the inner temples—a feature borrowed from Adidas sport sunglasses that prevents slipping during activity. If you're active in the gym, on the bike, or playing recreational sports, the SP5003's retention-focused design offers an edge. The SP5028, by contrast, balances sport styling with everyday wearability, making it more versatile for office-to-gym transitions.
Choose the SP5028 if: You want a medium fit with clean, athletic styling that works in professional and casual settings. The SP5028 is the better all-around choice for men who need prescription frames that look sporty without being overly technical.
Choose the SP5003 if: You have a larger face or need frames that stay put during higher-intensity activity. The temple grips and larger dimensions make the SP5003 the better pick for active wear.
SP5028 vs. ADIDAS ORIGINALS 5005
The ORIGINALS 5005 represents a different design philosophy. While the SPORT 5028 emphasizes athletic performance with features like adjustable nose pads and sport-inspired temple construction, the ORIGINALS line leans into lifestyle and streetwear aesthetics. The 5005 is priced lower ($55-$98.30 vs. $84.92) and offers a more casual, everyday look.
If you're drawn to the Adidas brand for its fashion credibility rather than sport-specific features, the ORIGINALS 5005 delivers authentic branding in a more relaxed context. But if you appreciate the engineering details that come from Adidas' sport eyewear heritage—like the SP5028's adjustable nose pads and acetate construction optimized for durability—the SPORT line is the better investment.
Our take: The ADIDAS SPORT 5028 offers the best balance of athletic functionality and everyday wearability in this comparison. It's sized right for most men, includes performance features that matter (adjustable nose pads, durable acetate), and carries a sport-inspired design that doesn't look out of place in non-athletic settings. At $84.92, it's competitively priced for a prescription-ready acetate frame from a major athletic brand.
At a Glance
ADIDAS SPORT 5003 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Larger 58mm lens width provides more coverage for bigger faces
- 140mm temples offer extended length for larger head sizes
- Textured temple grips prevent slipping during activity
- Bold, athletic styling with more pronounced sport details
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller or medium face shapes
- Slightly higher price point ($59-$80 vs $84.92)
- Bolder styling is less versatile for professional settings
ADIDAS ORIGINALS 5005 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price range ($55-$98.30) offers better value
- Lifestyle-focused design works better for casual, everyday wear
- Streetwear aesthetic appeals to fashion-forward customers
- Still carries authentic Adidas branding
Cons:
- Lacks sport-specific features like enhanced temple grip
- Not engineered with the same athletic performance focus
- May not provide the same secure fit during physical activity







