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Are the Elasta 7115 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What are the benefits of stainless steel eyeglass frames?
What size options are available for the Elasta 7115?
Does the Elasta 7115 have spring hinges?
Are aviator eyeglasses suitable for progressive lenses?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Elasta 7115 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Features Elasta spring hinge technology
- Available in larger lens sizes (up to 59mm)
- Skull temple design for secure fit
- Confirmed Elasta spring hinge system
- Accommodates progressive lenses
- Similar price point ($89.75-$104.60)
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Elasta 7115 vs Other Elasta Frames
If you're considering the Elasta 7115 aviator eyeglasses, you might also be interested in other frames from the Elasta collection. Here's how the 7115 compares to similar options in our catalog.
Elasta 7115 vs Elasta 3055
Both frames are built from quality metal and fall in the same price range ($92-97), but they serve different style preferences. The 7115 offers the classic aviator/pilot shape with a double bridge—ideal if you want that recognizable teardrop lens silhouette. The 3055, on the other hand, features a different frame shape with skull temples that contour behind the ear for a secure fit. The 3055 is available in larger lens sizes (up to 59mm) and features Elasta's proprietary spring hinge technology for enhanced durability. If you prefer the aviator look, stick with the 7115. If you want a different aesthetic with confirmed spring hinge tech, consider the 3055.
Elasta 7115 vs Elasta 3022
The Elasta 3022 is another metal frame option that features the brand's signature spring hinge system and accommodates progressive lenses well. Priced similarly ($89.75-$104.60), the 3022 offers a non-aviator shape for those who prefer a different look while staying within the Elasta family. Both frames share the same commitment to durability, comfort, and conservative styling that the brand is known for. Choose the 7115 if the pilot shape is what you're after; the 3022 is better if you want spring hinge technology in a different frame style.
Why Choose the Elasta 7115?
The 7115 stands out if you specifically want an aviator/pilot frame with stainless steel construction, full-rim security for your lenses, and the double-bridge design that provides both classic style and structural stability. It's prescription-ready for progressives, offers adjustable nose pads for a custom fit, and delivers the reliable, no-nonsense quality Elasta is known for—all at a competitive price point under $95.
At a Glance
Elasta 3055 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Features Elasta spring hinge technology
- Available in larger lens sizes (up to 59mm)
- Skull temple design for secure fit
Cons:
- Different frame shape may not suit aviator fans
- Slightly higher starting price ($92.67 vs $94.71)
Elasta 3022 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Confirmed Elasta spring hinge system
- Accommodates progressive lenses
- Similar price point ($89.75-$104.60)
Cons:
- Not an aviator/pilot shape
- May have different fit characteristics