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What age range are the Nike 5037 eyeglasses designed for?
Are Nike 5037 frames prescription-ready?
What material are Nike 5037 eyeglasses made from?
How durable are Nike 5037 frames for active kids?
What lens options work best with Nike 5037 kids' frames?
What colors are available for the Nike 5037?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Nike 5037 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar age range and sporty design
- Comparable price point
- Same durable acetate construction
- Similar durability and construction quality
- Designed for the same age group
- Prescription-ready with full-rim design
- Square shape offers different aesthetic
- Bio-injected acetate is eco-friendly
- Same Nike quality and durability
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Nike 5037 vs. Other Nike Kids' Eyeglasses
When shopping for Nike kids' eyeglasses, the 5037 sits alongside several similar models designed for school-age children. Here's how it compares to other popular options in our Nike kids' collection.
Nike 5037 vs. Nike 5038
Both the 5037 and 5038 are rectangular acetate frames designed for ages 6-10, making them natural comparisons. The 5037 stands out with its distinctive two-tone temple designs in four sporty colorways (Clear/Jade, Matte Black/Wolf Grey, Navy/Racer Blue, and Grey/Ember Glow). The 5038 offers a similar full-rim construction and durability but with different styling details. If your child loves bold color contrasts and Nike's athletic aesthetic, the 5037's two-tone temples deliver more visual interest. Both frames are prescription-ready and work well with polycarbonate lenses.
Nike 5037 vs. Nike 5048
The Nike 5048 is another strong contender in the kids' rectangular frame category. Like the 5037, it features durable acetate construction and a full-rim design that provides excellent lens security. The key difference lies in the styling and color options—the 5037's two-tone temple design gives it a more distinctive sporty look that active kids appreciate. Both frames fit the same age range and offer comparable durability for school and play.
Nike 5037 vs. Nike 5036
The Nike 5036 offers a square frame shape instead of the 5037's rectangle, which changes the overall look and fit. Square frames tend to suit rounder face shapes, while the 5037's rectangular design is more universally flattering. The 5036 is made from bio-injected acetate (an eco-friendly material), which may appeal to environmentally conscious families. However, the 5037's classic rectangular shape and bold two-tone color options make it the more versatile choice for most kids.
Why Choose the Nike 5037?
The Nike 5037 is the best choice if you want a rectangular frame with standout two-tone styling that kids are excited to wear. The four color combinations offer more variety than many competing models, and the 48-15-135 measurements fit the widest range of school-age children. At this price point, you're getting Nike's athletic design heritage, durable acetate construction, and a look that transitions easily from classroom to playground.
At a Glance
Nike 5038 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar age range and sporty design
- Comparable price point
- Same durable acetate construction
- Modern rectangular frame shape
Cons:
- May have different color options
- Slightly different measurements may affect fit
- Less variety in two-tone temple designs
Nike 5048 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar durability and construction quality
- Designed for the same age group
- Prescription-ready with full-rim design
- Comparable pricing
Cons:
- Different styling details
- May have different bridge or temple measurements
- Color selection varies from the 5037
Nike 5036 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Square shape offers different aesthetic
- Bio-injected acetate is eco-friendly
- Same Nike quality and durability
- Good for older kids and teens
Cons:
- Square shape may not suit all face shapes as well as rectangular
- May be sized for slightly older children
- Different design language than the 5037