Nike 1001C Eyeglasses
Nike 1001C Eyeglasses

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The Nike 1001C Eyeglasses bring sport-inspired design to kids who need reliable prescription frames for school, play, and everything in between. Built from lightweight acetate in a classic rectangle shape, these full-rim frames are designed to handle the demands of active children without sacrificing comfort or style.

Available in five distinct finishes—Cobalt blue, Clear, Smoke, University Red, and Forest/Clear Gradient—the 1001C offers options that appeal to different personalities. The translucent acetate construction shows depth and color variation that sets these apart from basic kids' frames, while the iconic Nike swoosh logo on each temple adds instant brand recognition kids appreciate.

These frames come in two lens widths: 49mm and 51mm, both with a 15mm or 16mm bridge and 135mm temples. The rectangle shape provides good coverage and works well for a range of face shapes, while the single-bridge design keeps the look clean and straightforward. Acetate is a smart material choice for children's eyewear—it's hypoallergenic, holds adjustments well, and stands up to the wear that comes with backpacks, sports, and daily handling.

The Nike 1001C is prescription-ready and compatible with single-vision lenses. For kids' glasses, polycarbonate lenses are the go-to recommendation: they're impact-resistant, lightweight, and about 30% thinner than standard plastic. Add an anti-scratch coating and you have a durable everyday solution that parents and kids can both feel good about.

At $72, the 1001C sits in the accessible range for branded kids' eyewear—durable enough to last through a school year, stylish enough that kids will actually want to wear them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What age range are the Nike 1001C eyeglasses designed for?

The Nike 1001C is designed for children, typically fitting ages 6-13 depending on face size. The 49mm lens width works well for younger or smaller-faced kids, while the 51mm size accommodates older children and pre-teens with wider faces. The best way to confirm fit is to measure your child's current glasses or check the frame dimensions against their face width.

Are Nike 1001C frames durable enough for active kids?

Yes, the Nike 1001C frames are made from acetate, which is highly durable and flexible—ideal for active children. Acetate frames can withstand the bumps and drops that come with school and sports better than metal frames. For maximum durability, pair them with polycarbonate lenses, which are impact-resistant and won't shatter upon impact.

Can I add prescription lenses to the Nike 1001C eyeglasses?

Absolutely. The Nike 1001C is prescription-ready and accepts single-vision lenses for nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. You can also add lens upgrades like anti-reflective coating, blue light filtering, or scratch-resistant coating. Polycarbonate is the recommended lens material for children due to its impact resistance and lightweight properties.

What is the difference between the 49mm and 51mm sizes?

The numbers refer to the lens width in millimeters. The 49mm size is better suited for younger children or those with smaller faces, while the 51mm provides a slightly wider fit for older kids or those with broader facial features. Both sizes have the same temple length (135mm) and similar bridge widths (15-16mm), so the main difference is the overall frame width.

Do these frames come with a warranty or case?

Nike eyeglasses typically come with a one-year manufacturer's warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Most retailers include a branded case and cleaning cloth with purchase, though specific accessories may vary by seller. Check with your retailer for their exact warranty terms and included accessories.

Are Nike kids' eyeglasses good for sports and physical activity?

The Nike 1001C is suitable for everyday wear and moderate activity, including gym class and playground use. The lightweight acetate construction and secure fit make them comfortable for active kids. However, for high-impact sports like basketball or soccer, dedicated sports goggles with straps may provide better protection and security.

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Nike 1001C vs Other Nike Kids Eyeglasses

If you're shopping for Nike kids' eyeglasses, the 1001C competes directly with two other popular models in the same price range: the Nike 5048 and Nike 5037. Here's how they stack up.

Nike 1001C vs Nike 5048

Both the 1001C and 5048 feature rectangle shapes and acetate construction, but there are key differences. The 5048 uses bio-injected material, which some parents find even more durable for rough handling. However, the 5048 only comes in a 49mm lens width with a narrower 13mm bridge, making it better suited for younger or smaller-faced children. The 1001C offers more flexibility with both 49mm and 51mm sizes, plus five color options versus the 5048's more limited palette. If your child is between sizes or growing quickly, the 1001C's dual sizing gives you more room to find the right fit. Price-wise, they're comparable, with the 5048 ranging from $69-$89.

Nike 1001C vs Nike 5037

The Nike 5037 offers a square frame shape instead of the 1001C's rectangle, making it the better choice for children with rounder face shapes who want more angular definition. Both use the same acetate material and are priced nearly identically (the 5037 is $73.85). The decision here comes down to shape preference and how the frame proportions work with your child's face. Rectangle frames like the 1001C tend to be more universally flattering and provide slightly better peripheral coverage, while square frames can look more modern and bold.

Why Choose the Nike 1001C?

The 1001C stands out for its size flexibility (two lens widths), vibrant color range (five options including translucent and gradient finishes), and classic rectangle shape that works for most face types. At $72, it's competitively priced and offers the durability and brand appeal that both parents and kids look for in everyday prescription eyewear.

At a Glance

Nike 5048 Eyeglasses

Pros:

  • Bio-injected material for enhanced durability
  • Slightly smaller 49mm lens width with 13mm bridge for narrower faces
  • Matte finishes reduce glare and fingerprints

Cons:

  • Only available in 49mm size (less size flexibility)
  • Slightly higher price range
  • Fewer color options than the 1001C

Nike 5037 Eyeglasses

Pros:

  • Square shape offers a different aesthetic for varied face shapes
  • Similar acetate construction and durability
  • Comparable price point makes it an easy alternative

Cons:

  • Square shape may not suit all face types as well as rectangle
  • Different sizing may require trying both models
  • Fewer color options available

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