Overall I loved the idea of these glasses and didn’t mind the bulkiness due to the fact that I knew they would need thickness to achieve the desired effect. However the execution is terrible. You are able to change the darkness however it’s like there is a mirror in the glasses, when wearing I could see everything behind me and it was extremely disorienting. I wanted to like these but I had to send them back due to the mirroring issue. Read more

Glasses are a great concept but poorly designed for us normal adults. While I even tried them on my kids they are still to small or tight. Now to the lenses. They function but they are not evenly distributed when changing the lenses to darker shades. They blurry and mirrored so that is a double negative. Read more

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They are a bit too narrow. I wish they were a little wider in the bridge area to cover more of your face on each side. Read more

I like them. The arms could be a little longer (but that's me, not an average person on which they'd be fine). They're a little heavy, and I had to gently bend the arms toward my head to hold up better. They tend to slide down your nose, but I think I can find some "nose stick" (whatever that's called) to help keep from sliding. The function (rotating the external lens) makes the polarization adjustable from almost none, to almost "look at a solar eclipse" darkness (I do not recommend you use these for a solar eclipse). They DO cut glare. My ophthalmologist thought they were cool, and ok for my post-cataract surgery use. And, a friend who's going to Burning Man thought they were cool also. I get stares from curious onlooker (no doubt from the coolness factor). Read more

These sun glasses are so much FUN! Not necessarily ideal for extreme sports, but they make driving really pleasurable! The filters on the glasses have brought the scenery in the mountains into high definition while driving all summer! Read more