Which temple design bends all the way around the ear and down to the earlobe?

The Riding Bow Temple is designed specifically to wrap around the entire contour of the ear, extending down to the earlobe. This design provides a secure fit, which is especially beneficial for individuals who lead active lifestyles or who may wear glasses for extended periods. The curvature of the temple allows the eyewear to sit more comfortably while minimizing the chance of slipping off the face. This design can also enhance the retention of the eyewear during physical activities, making it a practical choice for sports and other dynamic environments.

In contrast, other temple designs like the Comfort Cable Temple, Standard Temple, and Curved Temple do not extend as fully around the ear. The Comfort Cable Temple typically features a flexible, behind-the-ear cable that provides comfort but may not secure to the earlobe. Standard Temples have a straight design that does not contour around the ear, and Curved Temples have a slight bend but do not encompass the ear as fully as the Riding Bow. This unique design of the Riding Bow Temple is integral to its functionality and utility in various scenarios.