Glasses Case

After a bicycle crash on black ice, redesigning a glasses case for a 100 kg full-body impact turned out to be more efficient than changing habits.The old case failed. The glasses survived.Weak point eliminated. Slim. Strong. Pocket-friendly.6-wall 3D-printed case with an ergonomic curve and orientation-free insertion.Designed to survive what ordinary cases don’t.Tested in daily use for over two weeks.Photos show the case after real-world use.In jeans, it’s barely noticeable — comfortable while walking, running, bending, sitting, or driving. It stays out of the way.There is no cap by design.A cap slows down access, which defeats the purpose of reading glasses: quick use when you need them.This case is not designed to babysit your glasses.If a smooth plastic surface can damage them, the issue is likely with the glasses — not the case.Note on text:The model itself contains no embedded text, even though text may appear in photos.This is intentional, to keep the model simple and easy to mod