Polarized Sunglasses for Men Aluminum Mens Sunglasses- Driving Rectangular Sun Glasses For Men/Women

These lightweight glasses are ideal for daily use. They work well in full sun. Comfortable and durable. A great value for polarized glasses.

The lens are are not even remotely close to being pink, more of a typical green/blue tint. The clasps snapped within a week or going from face-to-glovebox during drives.

Good Sunglasses. Good price.

These do the job and do it well. They fit well and feel good on. They're light, so they don't' become a nuisance. I like that they came with a case, as well. The polarization seems to work very well. I've noticed a lot less squinting and things seem much more clear. There are two negatives, though. Though I find them to be very sturdy and well made, they do feel a bit cheap. The lightness I mentioned earlier is in large part due to the use of aluminum in the frames. That means they're comfortable on your face, but handling them they feel a bit insubstantial. Maybe that's a bit shallow, but the feel in your hand is something that sticks with you. Regardless, I can look past that for a good pair of sunglasses. The part that is difficult for me is that mine came with the company named etched into the left lens. It's in the top corner, granted, but I'm a pretty visual person; that floating blur is a bit distracting for me. The pictures in the product description do not have that etching, so perhaps there are different models out there, though. Just thought I'd include that heads up to those out there who are bothered by that sort of thing.

Polarized sunglasses have a filter that reduces glare from reflecting surfaces (water, snow, road pavement) which interfere with vision. They can be highly useful for outdoorsy fun by helping you to see more clearly. They provide premium protection against the sun's harmful rays.. Polarized lens help to eliminate reflected and scattered glares, restores vivid color. Good for sports and other outdoor activities & color choices look fun to fit people selling them!They are extremely flimsy. While they may help with the features above, I question the extremely light, and flimsy material and how that effects features long term. I and another were underwhelmed with this product, but my father was playing around with them. He said they'd be perfect for him, that he would definitely purchase them were one able to get them in a prescription. Mixed feelings in this house. Product dimensions – height: 50MM(1.97inches)--Lens Width: 60MM(2.36inches)--Frame Length: 142MM(5.59 inches).Items included are: glasses case, cleaning cloth, Polarized testing card and gift box packaging. (Never leave your sunglasses under car's front window, especially in summer. Never use seawater to clean the lens.)

If you live in Florida where the sun shines strongly, the glare is constant, and light reflects off nearly everything lighter than gray, your eyes really need protection. These glasses provide it.The lenses are dark and evenly tinted from top to bottom. I have a color density measure that we use when sending things out for printing, and this level of gray matches the 80% density swatch. The fact that my eyes are light-sensitive make these dark glasses very comfortable for me—no squinting at all.For all the darkness, there is no distortion and no discomfort. I love the protection, you can see clearly, maintain a good contrast level wherein you can read signs and perceive colors. These are glasses made for using during peak sun hours, when driving with the sun in your eyes, when glare from water (or snow) is present—or anytime you feel a migraine coming on. On overcast days or around dusk, it might be overkill, just pull out conventional glasses.Construction-wise, it’s pretty good. It’s very lightweight, you hardly feel it on. The nose rest is tapered from top to bottom for a secure hold without pressure on any one point. The frame looks like an inflexible black plastic although, supposedly, it’s aluminum. The spring hinges are adjustable and the temple tips (over the ears) are softly curved and have a rubberized texture for a better grip.For me, it’s a perfect but not tight fit. Most glasses leave a pressure mark on both sides of my eyes and these don’t. I have a wide face (aka fat) and the width of the frame and the size of the lens work perfectly. If your face is not as wide as mine is, you might want to put a glass holder strap because, it might fall right off if you bend over (like when gardening).

- Very light weight, love that- Still generally sturdy- Nice little decoration on the temple piece- Has stretchy temple hingesThe shading is more for really heavy sun. They worked well in that, but today, which was a mostly overcast but bright day, if you know what I mean. Lots of glare. They were too strong to wear, and not clear.Comes with a cleaning cloth, and firm (but not totally solid) case. You can see in my pic they have a slight curve, and I don't find the side openings to be too onerous. (Pix can take 2+ days to post)The ear piece is covered in a thin silicone-feel material. Soft to the touch, but not cushy. I found them just fine.I would say these are like beach wear, where you need something but you're likely to break, lose or scratch, so you don't want expensive ones. Things like that. I would expect to see these selling for maybe $15 tops, at one of those touristy "gift shop" type stores.Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many things you buy every day will generate a small donation from Amazon to the charity of your choice. Info here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas