STNGR Ridge Unbreakable Tactical Ballistic Outdoor & Shooting Sunglasses Polarized For Men

I’ve been a fan of other glasses for a long time, and was willing to pay so much more than these. These are 100 times more comfortable, they fit better than any other glasses I’ve worn. I’ve worn a lot between the military, construction, and hiking. I’m also a fan that this is a family business. You get a glasses case, a pair of keepers that have long enough rubber sleeves to last and hold glasses from falling off, and a cinch to tighten the keeper strap as you see fit. There’s also a soft lens wiping cloth. Even without any of those well-thought out extras (which I wasn’t even aware were included), I would’ve still been happy with the quality and fit.

I love love love these glasses. I’ve had sunglasses since I was 14. That’s almost 41 years worth of sunglasses. These are very durable and they’re great. They fit my big head awesomely. But I noticed now when I went to go buy another pair that they’re no longer available. I hope they come back. Certainly recommend.

Customers consistently praise these STNGR sunglasses for their exceptional comfort, secure fit, and high-quality construction—often preferring them over much more expensive brands. Reviewers highlight the thoughtful extras included (case, keepers, strap cinch, and cleaning cloth) and appreciate the family-owned business behind the product. Many note that the sunglasses are durable, scratch-resistant, and stay firmly in place during activities such as hiking, construction work, and pickleball. Buyers with larger head sizes find the sizing options especially helpful. Users also report clear, glare-free vision, strong side-light protection, and sturdy frames that inspire confidence during active play. Overall, these sunglasses are seen as a worthwhile investment that outperform cheaper alternatives in comfort, stability, and visual clarity.

I have never spent $95 for a pair of sunglasses, to be honest. But I did. And I'm glad I did. (Of course, maybe I am biased now. Anyway....) When us old sods (men and women) play pickleball and we want to wear sunglasses, what do we need? Well, let's see: 1) we need to worry about safety for our eyes and orbital bones (so we need unbreakable lenses that at least are scratch resistant); 2) true vision and light transmission because we already have compromised eyeballs and stuff; 3) protection from ultraviolet rays because of our aged lenses and corneas and retinas); 4) solid frames that won't break if struck by a paddle or ball (it happens, probably by accident, but old people get angry when losing); and, 5) sun glasses that stay put when you are sweating, whether naturally or because of meds that you're taking. It also help to look very cool and sort of Cary-Grant-ly, just in case you are being scoped out by somebody who is also on Medicare but is still mobile. That's my list. I've had the cheap sun glasses - at least 5 pairs. You know the ones - $25 or so on Amazon, maybe Sam's. They break, they loosen and slip, they no longer attract the babes (neither does your gut, I suppose, or your poor, ummm, control). I had had enough. I was ready for the plunge. So I waited until my Social Security check cleared (our governor told us to trust nobody, except him). I did my research. I bought my STNGER Ridge sunglasses. Perfect. That's all I can say. They don't shake loose. They block light coming in from the side (maybe reflected by your partner's new bridgework because all he does is smile now to show his new teeth). They have absolutely glare-free, true sight, high fidelity vision. There is a sense of solidity and protection. (I know it's in my mind, but I feel safer). My eyes are now one less thing to worry about on the pickle ball court. And I don't do well with worry at my age any more. By the way, the fit is just right for my 7 3/4 head size. So, if you are thinking about a pair of STNGRs to play ball, you don't need to look any further. I don't think you will regret it. And the babes will crowd around you, too! Pass the Vitalis, momma, I'm hot to dink.

The frame bothers me, the rim around the glass. But overall it's good.

Big reason I bought these is because they are ballistic rated, I can wear them in uniform, and they were cheaper then most Oakley's. I say most, but the cheaper Oakleys I could find aren't technically "military-authorized wear" do to stupid colored logos. These are fantastic though, and I am so happy I found them. I have dropped these so many times I've lost count, and they only have a small scratch due to one of my soldiers stepping on them. That is the only damage. They had a 190lb, 5'11" soldier in combat boots step on them, face down, and they only received a scratch smaller then a pencil tip. They are VERY tough. And they are super comfortable. Sun wise, I couldn't take these off while we were in California because they have a perfect tint. I've even tested these when it's dark, comparing to Oakleys that another soldier had, and you could see better in both day and night woth these. I've bought two pairs, one for me, and immediately after for my best friend because I love these so much.

I have a very large head 7 ⁷/⁸ and I feel like they fit perfect. Lens isnt overly dark so I dont constantly have to lift them up in different lighting. So far so good, I'd definitely recommend.

Great shooting glasses at a great price!