I got the answer for the "glasses" policy at knotts.

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Oddly enough, my experience has been that putting a cord on my glasses makes them *more* likely to come off, but that's SO counter-intuitive that I wouldn't expect anybody to understand it. And at least when the strap knocks them off, it also keeps them from going too far. 8-)

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RideMan said:
Oddly enough, my experience has been that putting a cord on my glasses makes them *more* likely to come off, but that's SO counter-intuitive that I wouldn't expect anybody to understand it.

I would think that would depend on the type of glasses and the type of strap.

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