Frequently Asked Questions
What is Flexon memory metal and how does it work?
Are the Flexon H6067 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What's the difference between half-rim and full-rim eyeglasses?
What sizes are available for the Flexon H6067?
How durable are Flexon frames compared to regular metal frames?
What face shapes work best with the Flexon H6067 rectangle frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon H6067 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly narrower lens width (51mm) may fit smaller faces better
- Similar semi-rimless design and memory metal technology
- Same professional rectangular shape
- Multiple size options (52, 54, 56mm) for different face widths
- Semi-rimless design with memory metal technology
- Rectangular shape ideal for round faces
- Part of the premium 600 series with enhanced features
- Semi-rimless design with memory metal technology
- Professional rectangular styling
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Flexon H6067 vs Similar Half-Rim Frames
If you're considering the Flexon H6067, you're likely comparing it to other semi-rimless rectangular frames in the Flexon lineup. Here's how it stacks up against the closest alternatives in our catalog.
H6067 vs Flexon 607
The Flexon 607 is the most direct comparison. Both are semi-rimless rectangular men's frames with memory metal in the bridge and temples. The key difference is sizing: the 607 has a 51mm lens width with a 20mm bridge (51-20-145), while the H6067 offers 52mm or 55mm lens widths with an 18mm bridge (52-18-145 or 55-18-145). If you have a narrower face or prefer a more compact frame, the 607 might fit better. If you need a slightly wider fit or want more size options, the H6067 is the better choice. Both deliver the same memory metal durability and professional look.
H6067 vs Flexon 606
The Flexon 606 offers more size flexibility with lens widths ranging from 52mm to 56mm, but it has a 19mm bridge (wider than the H6067's 18mm) and shorter 140mm temples compared to the H6067's 145mm. If you have a wider nose bridge, the 606 may be more comfortable. If you need longer temples for a better fit behind your ears, stick with the H6067. Both share the same semi-rimless construction and memory metal technology.
H6067 vs Flexon Washington 600
The Washington 600 is part of Flexon's premium 600 series and carries a higher price ($116.31 vs $102.15 for the H6067). While both feature semi-rimless designs and memory metal, the 600 series typically includes enhanced finishing and may offer additional color options. If you're looking for the best value in a reliable semi-rimless Flexon frame, the H6067 delivers the same core technology at a lower price. If you want the premium tier and don't mind spending more, the Washington 600 is worth considering.
Our take: The Flexon H6067 hits the sweet spot for most buyers. It offers two size options, a versatile 18mm bridge that fits a wide range of nose widths, and four color choices—all at a competitive price. The memory metal technology is identical across these models, so you're getting the same durability and flexibility regardless of which you choose. Pick based on fit and budget, not on technology differences.
At a Glance
Flexon 607 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Slightly narrower lens width (51mm) may fit smaller faces better
- Similar semi-rimless design and memory metal technology
- Same professional rectangular shape
Cons:
- Narrower bridge (20mm vs 18mm) may not fit all nose widths
- Fewer color options available
- Slightly shorter temple length (145mm same as H6067)
Flexon 606 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Multiple size options (52, 54, 56mm) for different face widths
- Semi-rimless design with memory metal technology
- Rectangular shape ideal for round faces
Cons:
- Wider bridge (19mm vs 18mm) may not suit narrower noses
- Shorter temple length (140mm vs 145mm)
- May have different color availability
Flexon WASHINGTON 600 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Part of the premium 600 series with enhanced features
- Semi-rimless design with memory metal technology
- Professional rectangular styling
Cons:
- Higher price point ($116.31 vs $102.15)
- May have different sizing options
- Premium series may be overkill for basic needs



