Nike 5019 N Eyeglasses
Nike 5019 N Eyeglasses

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The Nike 5019 N Eyeglasses bring athletic performance and style to kids' prescription eyewear. Built for active young wearers, these full-rim frames feature a contemporary rectangle shape with a distinctive gradient fade design that transitions from matte midnight navy to bright blue at the lower rim—a look that stands out in the classroom and on the field.

Lightweight, Durable Construction

These frames are made from injected Grilamid TR-90, a nylon-based thermoplastic that's approximately 20% lighter than standard acetate while offering superior flexibility and impact resistance. For kids who are hard on their glasses, this material bounces back from the inevitable drops and bends.

Prescription-Ready for All Vision Needs

These frames are fully prescription-ready and compatible with single vision, progressive, and bifocal lenses. The full-rim construction securely holds lenses in place. Available in vibrant colors including Matte Midnight Navy Fade, Matte Grand Purple Fade, Matte Black Fade, and Malachite, so kids will actually wear them.

The iconic Nike swoosh logo appears on each temple, subtle but unmistakable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Nike 5019 N eyeglasses suitable for kids who play sports?

Yes, the Nike 5019 N frames are designed with active kids in mind. They're made from Grilamid TR-90 material, which is lightweight, flexible, and impact-resistant. The spring hinges allow the temples to flex outward without breaking, and the adjustable temple tips ensure a secure fit during physical activity. For contact sports, we recommend pairing these frames with polycarbonate or Trivex lenses for maximum impact protection.

What size should I choose for my child—47mm or 50mm?

The lens width determines the overall frame size. The 47mm size typically fits children ages 6-10, while the 50mm works better for older kids and teens with larger faces. If your child currently wears glasses, check the measurements printed on the inside of the temple arm (they'll look like 47-15-130). Choose the size closest to their current lens width for the best fit.

Can these frames accommodate progressive or bifocal lenses?

Yes, the Nike 5019 N is compatible with progressive and bifocal lenses. With a lens height of approximately 35mm, there's sufficient vertical space for multifocal designs. The full-rim construction securely holds any lens type, making these frames versatile for various vision correction needs.

What does 'prescription ready' mean for these eyeglasses?

Prescription ready means these frames are designed to accept custom prescription lenses. When you order, you can upload your child's prescription from their eye doctor, and we'll install lenses tailored to their exact vision needs—whether for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or a combination. The frames come with demo lenses that are replaced with your prescription lenses.

How durable are the spring hinges on the Nike 5019 N?

The spring hinges on the Nike 5019 N are designed for durability and optimal fit. They allow the temples to flex outward beyond the normal position, which reduces stress on the frame and prevents breakage when kids take their glasses on and off roughly. This feature also helps the frames maintain a comfortable fit on different head sizes without loosening over time.

What lens materials work best with these frames for kids?

For children's eyewear, we recommend polycarbonate or Trivex lenses. Both materials offer built-in 100% UV protection and superior impact resistance compared to standard plastic. Polycarbonate lenses are thinner and lighter (index 1.59), while Trivex provides even clearer optical quality. Both are excellent choices for active kids who need durable, safe lenses.

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How the Nike 5019 N Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.

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Nike 5019 N vs. Nike 5002: Which Kids' Frame Is Right for Your Child?

Both the Nike 5019 N and Nike 5002 are built from lightweight Grilamid TR-90 material and designed for active kids, but they differ in key ways that affect fit, durability, and style.

Hinge Design: The Nike 5019 N features spring hinges that flex outward, providing more give when kids take glasses on and off roughly. The Nike 5002 uses cam action stopper hinges that snap firmly into place—secure, but less forgiving. For younger children or those who are hard on their glasses, the spring hinge design of the 5019 N offers better long-term durability.

Adjustability: The 5019 N includes a partial core wire in the temple tips, allowing opticians to fine-tune the fit as your child grows. The 5002 lacks this feature, which may mean a shorter usable lifespan as your child's head size changes.

Style: The 5019 N stands out with its gradient fade colorways (navy to blue, purple to clear, black to clear), while the 5002 offers more color variety but in solid or less dramatic fade patterns. If your child wants glasses that make a statement, the 5019 N delivers.

Our recommendation: Choose the Nike 5019 N if you want maximum adjustability, spring hinge durability, and bold gradient styling. The Nike 5002 is a solid alternative if you prefer cam action hinges and want more color choices, but the 5019 N's adjustable temples and flexible hinges make it the better long-term investment for growing kids.

At a Glance

Nike 5002 Eyeglasses

Pros:

  • Cam action hinges that snap firmly into place (different hinge mechanism)
  • Available in 11 color options vs. 10 for the 5019 N
  • Square shape may suit rounder face shapes better
  • Slightly lower starting price at $66.47

Cons:

  • Stopper hinges instead of spring hinges (less flexible)
  • No partial core wire for temple adjustability
  • Less distinctive gradient fade design compared to the 5019 N

Nike 5538 Eyeglasses

Pros:

  • Similar price point ($69.41–$76.92)
  • Also features full-rim acetate construction
  • Nike brand quality and styling

Cons:

  • Different frame shape may not suit all face types
  • Fewer color options available
  • Less information available about specific durability features

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