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Are the Tony Hawk 63 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What face shapes work best with the Tony Hawk 63 rectangle frames?
Are Tony Hawk eyeglasses durable enough for active kids?
What colors are available for the Tony Hawk 63?
Are these frames suitable for both boys and girls?
Can I add blue light filtering lenses to these frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tony Hawk 63 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same trusted Tony Hawk quality and durability
- Identical price point
- Alternative style option within the same collection
- Iconic Ray-Ban brand recognition
- Premium materials and construction
- Wide range of classic styles
- Lower price point ($62.77-$66.46)
- Sporty Lacoste brand appeal
- Quality construction from established brand
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Tony Hawk 63 vs. Other Kids' Eyeglasses
Choosing the right eyeglasses for your child means balancing style, durability, and value. Here's how the Tony Hawk 63 compares to other popular kids' frames in our collection.
Tony Hawk 63 vs. Tony Hawk 57
Both frames share the same $76.09 price point and Tony Hawk's commitment to durable, skate-inspired design. The main difference comes down to style preference—the 63 features distinctive fade colorways with graphic temples, while the 57 offers a different frame shape and color options. If your child loves the Tony Hawk brand but wants to explore different looks, the 57 is worth considering. Both are built to the same quality standards and work equally well for active kids.
Tony Hawk 63 vs. Ray-Ban Junior 0RY1535
The Ray-Ban Junior line represents a step up in brand prestige, with prices ranging from $68.87 to $122.00. While Ray-Ban offers iconic styling and premium materials, the Tony Hawk 63 delivers excellent value at $76.09 with a bolder, more youthful aesthetic. For kids who want standout graphics and skate culture appeal, the Tony Hawk 63 is the better choice. Ray-Ban Junior suits families seeking classic, understated frames with heritage brand recognition.
Tony Hawk 63 vs. Lacoste L3804B
The Lacoste L3804B ($62.77-$66.46) offers a more affordable option with preppy, athletic styling. While Lacoste brings sporty elegance, it lacks the bold graphics and skate-inspired edge that make the Tony Hawk 63 appealing to kids. If your child gravitates toward vibrant colors and distinctive temple designs, the Tony Hawk 63 is worth the modest price difference. The Lacoste works well for kids who prefer subtle, classic sportswear aesthetics.
Our recommendation: The Tony Hawk 63 hits the sweet spot for kids who want eyewear that reflects their personality. The fade designs and graphic temples make wearing glasses fun, while the durable construction and prescription-ready design give parents peace of mind. At $76.09, it's competitively priced and built to last through active play.
At a Glance
Tony Hawk 57 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same trusted Tony Hawk quality and durability
- Identical price point
- Alternative style option within the same collection
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit all face types
- Different color options
- May have different temple design
Ray-Ban Kids 0RY1535 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Iconic Ray-Ban brand recognition
- Premium materials and construction
- Wide range of classic styles
Cons:
- Higher price point ($68.87-$122.00 vs $76.09)
- May be less sporty/edgy than Tony Hawk aesthetic
- Premium pricing may not be ideal for growing kids
Lacoste L3804B Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point ($62.77-$66.46)
- Sporty Lacoste brand appeal
- Quality construction from established brand
Cons:
- Different brand aesthetic (preppy vs. skate)
- May not have the bold graphics kids want
- Different style identity than Tony Hawk