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Are the Elasta 3070 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
Do these frames have spring hinges?
What face shapes work best with rectangle eyeglasses?
Can I use these frames for progressive lenses?
How do I adjust the nose pads on metal frames?
What sizes are available for the Elasta 3070?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Elasta 3070 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar spring hinge technology
- Comparable price point
- Full-rim metal construction
- Same price point ($96.86)
- Same brand quality and warranty
- Similar professional styling
- Spring hinge technology
- Navigator/aviator-inspired shape option
- 18mm bridge width for wider noses
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Comparing Elasta 3070 to Similar Models
If you're considering the Elasta 3070, you might also be weighing other models in the Elasta 3000 series. Here's how they stack up.
Elasta 3070 vs. Elasta 3055
Both frames feature full-rim stainless steel construction with spring hinges, but the key difference lies in the bridge width. The 3070 has a 17mm bridge, while the 3055 uses a 15mm bridge—a narrower fit that may work better for those with closer-set eyes or a slimmer nose bridge. The 3055 also offers different sizing options (55mm, 57mm, 59mm lens widths) and comes in Rose Gold and Gray Marble finishes. If you prefer a slightly more compact fit across the nose, the 3055 is worth trying. Otherwise, the 3070's wider bridge provides more adjustability through the nose pads.
Elasta 3070 vs. Elasta 3060
The 3060 sits at the same price point as the 3070 and shares Safilo's quality construction, but the specific frame shape and measurements differ. While both are rectangle frames designed for professional wear, the 3060 may have variations in lens height or temple design that affect how they look on your face. Check the detailed measurements if you're deciding between these two—the 3070's double bridge design is more visually distinctive, while the 3060 may offer a cleaner, more minimalist look.
Elasta 3070 vs. Elasta 3069
The 3069 takes a slightly different design direction with an 18mm bridge width—the widest of the three comparisons—making it ideal for those who need more room across the nose. It also features a navigator-inspired shape that leans more toward aviator styling compared to the 3070's classic rectangle. If you have a wider face or prefer a bit more visual flair, the 3069 is a strong alternative. However, the 3070's traditional rectangle shape is more universally flattering and works better in conservative professional settings.
Our recommendation: The Elasta 3070 hits the sweet spot for most wearers with its 17mm bridge, versatile rectangle shape, and distinctive double bridge design. It's the best choice if you want a professional look that works in any setting, with enough adjustability to fit a wide range of face shapes and sizes.
At a Glance
Elasta 3055 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar spring hinge technology
- Comparable price point
- Full-rim metal construction
Cons:
- Different bridge width (15mm vs 17mm)
- Fewer color options
- May have different lens height
Elasta 3060 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same price point ($96.86)
- Same brand quality and warranty
- Similar professional styling
Cons:
- Specific frame shape differences
- May have different bridge or temple measurements
- Different color selections
Elasta 3069 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Spring hinge technology
- Navigator/aviator-inspired shape option
- 18mm bridge width for wider noses
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit all faces
- Slightly different aesthetic
- Different size range (55mm and 57mm)