Duduma Polarized Sports Sunglasses for Men Fishing Cycling Running Golf Driving Sun glasses Glasses Tr62 Superlight Frame

Excellent product for the price. This is the third time I have ordered these from amazon.

I’ve had these sunglasses for 7 years and they have a lifetime warranty. I liked the clarity and wore these during my travels around the world. Unfortunately the left earpiece broke so I contacted the seller. They responded very quickly and offered to provide a new replacement pair honoring the warranty. I would not hesitate to purchase these again.

These are a very good value for the money, but they didn't suit my needs.Pros:Snug but very comfortable fit. When I first put them on they felt tight on the temples, but after 30s I couldn't feel them hardly at all, and they definitely felt like they would stay in place.Good level of tint. They are a nice neutral gray.Build quality seems solid. They are unlikely to survive being sat on, but you aren't supposed to sit on sunglasses. That said, the lenses seemed well mounted and not likely to pop out.Didn't interfere with the ability to read LCD displays.Cons:Inadequate level of polarization for my needs. These are probably category 2 which allow 18%-43% light transmission. They are definitely polarized and are definitely better than going without sunglasses, but I found that I was still on the edge of squinting in high glare situations.Slight optical distortion. If the polarization had been stronger, I could have easily lived with the small amount of distortion. For a $20 pair of sunglasses expecting distortion-free optics is unreasonable.The "wings" on the bridge were distracting. The black plastic on the bridge (not the nose pads) were it flares out to the sides was visible in my peripheral vision. So when I was looking straight ahead, I could see the edge of the bridge. Again, not terrible, but it was somewhat distracting.Summary:For $20 these are a great value, and if you are prone to losing or breaking sunglasses, it probably makes sense to stick with a cheap pair of glasses like these. Most of my "complaints" against these would have been overlooked had the light transmission been lower. As it was, I didn't feel like they were reducing glare enough, and ultimately ended up purchasing Bolle Python (Polarized TNS, Shiny Black). They are 3 times the price, but provide substantially more glare reduction, fit just as well, are distortion-free, and don't have anything distracting in my line of sight.

Great glasses, especially for the price! And if you like warranties in my opinion, it doesn’t get much better than these guys. Buy with confidence.

I have been using the Duduma Polarized Sports Sunglasses for over 7 years, and they have been fantastic. Despite having vision issues in one eye, these sunglasses significantly improve my clarity and comfort, especially during beach outings.Pros:- Durability: My first pair lasted over 7 years, showcasing their excellent build quality.- Vision Improvement: They help me see everything clearly, even with vision issues.- Versatility: Perfect for various activities like fishing, cycling, running, golf, and driving.- Comfort: Lightweight and comfortable to wear for extended periods.- UV Protection: Offers 100% UV protection, keeping my eyes safe from harmful rays.- Affordable: Great quality at an unbeatable price.Cons:- Fit: May not be suitable for larger faces due to their smaller size.Overall, I highly recommend these sunglasses for their quality, durability, and affordability. They are a great investment for anyone looking for reliable and versatile sports sunglasses.

I held off reviewing these glasses until I could take them kayak fishing. My initial assessment was they seemed to be a good choice for the price. I have seem some reviews where they have been suggested as Oakley equivalents, but they are not the same quality as my Oakley's. They do come with a nice case, bag, and cleaning cloth.Anyway, I went saltwater kayak fishing for a week and used these glasses. The optic quality is good, and I like the fit and finish. I have the Tr62 Superlight Frame (black/blue). They seemed to be a very good value. However, I had an incident where my kayak rolled over in the surf. The glasses were inside the case with the bag. Everything was wet from the saltwater. Later I rinsed the glasses, case, bag, and all in fresh water. I then dried/cleaned the lenses with a soft cotton t-shirt. I then went to wear them and noticed the optical quality was very bad. I rinsed them again and used a soft cotton towel to clean them. Still bad. Upon examination, the blue coating on the front of the lenses came off portions of both lenses. The plastic lens is not scratched at all to indicate any abrasion, but it looks like the blue coating just wiped off in certain areas. I am at a loss as to what I did to cause this damage but think it must have been from saltwater exposure, then wiping? Somehow I wiped away part of the blue coating. I'll say that my use of these glasses was a bit extreme in that they were exposed to seawater on occasion and fish slime, etc.