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Size DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Are the Durango MURRAY eyeglasses hypoallergenic?
What size should I choose—54mm or 56mm?
Can I use these frames for progressive lenses?
What's the difference between navigator and aviator frames?
Are these frames durable enough for daily wear?
Do these eyeglasses come with a case?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Durango MURRAY Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same hypoallergenic stainless steel construction
- Same price range ($61.45–$61.46)
- Alternative navigator styling within the Durango line
- Same Durango quality and hypoallergenic materials
- Similar price point ($54.95–$61.46)
- Different frame shape for variety
- Includes blue light blocking lenses ($49.99)
- Navigator shape with full rim design
- Ready to wear for screen time
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Durango MURRAY vs. Similar Navigator & Metal Frames
If you're considering the Durango MURRAY, you might also be weighing other navigator-style or metal frames in a similar price range. Here's how the MURRAY stacks up against comparable options in our catalog.
Durango MURRAY vs. Durango PARKER
Both the MURRAY and the Durango PARKER are built from the same 100% stainless steel, nickel-free construction and sit at the same $61 price point. The main difference is frame geometry—the PARKER offers a slightly different navigator interpretation. If you like the Durango quality and hypoallergenic materials but want to compare subtle shape variations, these two are worth trying side by side. Both work equally well with progressive lenses.
Durango MURRAY vs. Durango EVAN
The Durango EVAN shares the same brand DNA—stainless steel, hypoallergenic, and priced similarly ($54.95–$61.46)—but moves away from the navigator shape into a different frame style. If you're loyal to Durango's quality but the navigator look isn't your preference, the EVAN is a solid alternative. Keep in mind that the MURRAY's larger lens area is better suited for multifocal prescriptions.
Durango MURRAY vs. Blik Vision 201958 Navigator
The Blik Vision 201958 is another full-rim navigator frame at $49.99, but it comes with blue light blocking lenses already installed. If you spend significant time on screens and want a ready-to-wear solution, the 201958 is convenient. However, it's not customizable with prescription lenses, and it doesn't use the same Durango stainless steel construction. The MURRAY is the better choice if you need prescription lenses or prefer hypoallergenic metal frames.
Bottom line: The Durango MURRAY is your best bet if you want a prescription-ready navigator frame with hypoallergenic stainless steel, a generous lens area for progressives, and a sub-$65 price. For brand consistency and material quality, stick with Durango. For blue light protection without prescription needs, consider the Blik Vision alternative.
At a Glance
Durango PARKER Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same hypoallergenic stainless steel construction
- Same price range ($61.45–$61.46)
- Alternative navigator styling within the Durango line
Cons:
- May have different size options or color availability
- Slightly different frame geometry may fit differently
Durango EVAN Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same Durango quality and hypoallergenic materials
- Similar price point ($54.95–$61.46)
- Different frame shape for variety
Cons:
- Not a navigator shape—different aesthetic
- May not offer the same large lens area for multifocals
Blue Light Blocking Glasses Navigator Full Rim 201958 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Includes blue light blocking lenses ($49.99)
- Navigator shape with full rim design
- Ready to wear for screen time
Cons:
- Not customizable with prescription lenses
- Different brand—not the same Durango stainless steel construction