I bought "memory titanium" from Zenni and also had the bridge snap in
half after warranty, but on a pampered pair of computer glasses. I
would expect a "high end" Zenni frame to last longer than 6 months,
especially as it took 2 months to GET the glasses from them.
In Zenni's favor, I will say the did a great job on the script.

I can say your theory on where they CLAIM they are using the PURPORTED
"shape memory" material makes a difference, is wrong based on MY
experience.
I bought a pair that says "shape memory bridge" right in that ad.
***************
Frame#:  3157 Bendable (Memory) Titanium Half-Rim Frame   $15.95
Lens Width 50mm, Height 26mm, Bridge 19mm
Frame Width 134mm, Temple Arm Length 144mm
Frame Weight with 1.57 index lens 14 grams
Frame Color Choices: Silver, Grey, Gold, Blue, or Black.
A medium narrow rectangular light weight half-rim frame with a memory
titanium bridge
**************
my overall experience with Zenni was very poor.  I would definitely
stick with their heavier more "basic" offerings, ignoring their "space
age materials" products, IF I ever used them again, which is unlikely.

I would rather pay a bit more, but still much less than a storefront
place, and get something dependable.
Which is why I am closely following this forum, for recommendations,
as I am coming up on getting a new "batch" of glasses.

BTW, repairing the temple is virtually impossible even with a kludgey
fix, on a single wire bridge.  Meanwhile my script "expired" and so I
have to get a recheck before replacing the glasses, which means I am
without computer glasses for quite awhile.  I would definitely pay
SOME more to avoid the problems of a poor quality frame.

On Jul 12, 11:25 am, Paul <[email protected]> wrote:
> I decided to take another look at the frames I was talking about, and
> it turns out that only the temples are "memory 
> titanium":http://zennioptical.com/cart/product.php?productid=622&cat=3&page=1
>
> That explains why I had my doubts about the flexibility of the bridge.
> I think you need to look for this kind of appearance at the bridge to
> get memory 
> titanium:http://zennioptical.com/cart/product.php?productid=277&cat=3&page=1#l...
>
> And that's probably try of any pair, not just Zenni's.

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