Roka Reviews

Direct-to-Consumer Model: Roka sells directly to consumers, cutting out middlemen and maintaining affordable prices.

Performance Features: Eyewear designed for athletes, with features like FloatFit™ technology for a lightweight feel, GEKO™ Fit & Retention System for a secure grip, and C3™ Optics for enhanced color, contrast, and clarity.

Comfort and Fit: Glasses come with three sizes of nose pads to customize fit, and the frames are designed to stay in place during physical activity.

Warranty and Returns: A 2-year manufacturing warranty on most purchases, and a 30-day return policy for nonprescription products.

Variety of Products: Offers a wide range of eyewear, including prescription and nonprescription glasses, sunglasses, and protective eyewear for various activities.

Customization Options: Allows for customization of sunglasses with prescription lenses and various frame styles.

Payment Plan: Offers a payment plan through Affirm, allowing monthly payments over 3 to 12 months.

High Price: Eyewear and sunglasses are priced higher than some competitors, ranging from $175 to $320 for eyeglasses and $125 to $350 for sunglasses.

Prescription Limitations: Some customers have reported difficulties with filling strong or complicated prescriptions.

No Returns on Prescription Eyewear: Roka does not offer returns on prescription eyewear, only a 30-day trial for nonprescription items.

No Insurance Affiliation: Roka is not affiliated with any insurance companies, but they can provide an itemized receipt for insurance reimbursement purposes.