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Are Flexon E1035 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What is Flexon memory metal and how durable is it?
What face shapes work best with rectangular frames like the E1035?
What sizes are available for the Flexon E1035?
Are Flexon frames lightweight?
What comes included with Flexon E1035 eyeglasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon E1035 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same memory metal technology and durability
- Similar price range ($140-$149)
- Same prescription compatibility
- Identical price point at $148.92
- Same memory metal technology
- Rectangular shape for similar face shape compatibility
- More affordable at $102.15
- Same memory metal durability
- Lightweight titanium construction
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Flexon E1035 vs. Similar Memory Metal Frames
If you're considering the Flexon E1035, you might also be looking at other frames in Flexon's memory metal collection. Here's how the E1035 compares to similar models in our catalog.
E1035 vs. E1042: E-Series Siblings
The Flexon E1042 is the E1035's closest relative, sharing the same price range ($140-$149) and memory metal technology. Both feature stainless steel temples and full-rim construction, making them equally prescription-friendly. The main difference comes down to styling details and color availability. If you like the E-series aesthetic but want to compare temple designs, the E1042 is worth a look.
E1035 vs. E1111: Premium Rectangular Options
At the identical $148.92 price point, the Flexon E1111 offers the same memory metal durability and rectangular shape. Both frames work well for oval, round, and heart-shaped faces. The E1035 stands out with its carbon fiber-inspired temple design and laser-etched geometric detailing, while the E1111 may offer different color options. Choose based on which aesthetic speaks to your personal style.
E1035 vs. 603: Premium vs. Value
The Flexon 603 delivers the same memory metal technology at a more accessible $102.15 price point—about $47 less than the E1035. You'll get the same bend-and-bounce-back durability and lightweight titanium construction. The trade-off is simpler styling without the E1035's carbon fiber-inspired temples and laser-etched details. If you prioritize Flexon's legendary durability over premium design elements, the 603 is an excellent value pick.
Our take: The E1035 hits the sweet spot for professionals who want memory metal durability with refined design details. The carbon fiber-inspired temples and geometric etching give it a modern edge that justifies the E-series price. If you need frames that look sharp in meetings but can handle the occasional mishap, the E1035 delivers on both fronts.
At a Glance
Flexon E1042 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same memory metal technology and durability
- Similar price range ($140-$149)
- Same prescription compatibility
- Comparable lightweight construction
Cons:
- May have different size options
- Slightly different temple design
- Different color availability
Flexon E1111 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Identical price point at $148.92
- Same memory metal technology
- Rectangular shape for similar face shape compatibility
- Full-rim construction for prescription versatility
Cons:
- Different aesthetic details
- May have different size range
- Different color options available
Flexon 603 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More affordable at $102.15
- Same memory metal durability
- Lightweight titanium construction
- Prescription-ready
Cons:
- Simpler design without carbon fiber-inspired temples
- May have fewer color options
- Different aesthetic appeal