MOTELANMen's Photochromic Polarized UV400 Sunglasses for Outdoor Fishing Golf Beach Baseball Sports

These are the only sunglasses that I've ever had that absolutely do not work with a motorcycle helmet: the arms have a fairly significant arc to them and are not bendable at all. They do have good polarization which helps a lot with my car which has an issue with reflecting the dash onto my view thru the windshield. These solve that problem. So...they now stay in that car!

I have extreme light sensitivity such that I even wear sunglasses outside on dark, rainy days. When I play tennis on sunny days I use dark polarized glasses but on cloudy days, they are too dark but I still need some protection from glare. These seem to be polarized but the amount of darkening is very little but just barely enough. Couldn't wear them on sunny days at all. So I wear my dark ones for sunny days and these for cloudy days. So, I don't know, three stars?

Good fitting and light weight. It reacts nicely to light intensity. I would prefer more protection in the sides.

Very, very happy with them! Unbelievable quality for the price - many said that in their reviews and yet I still didn't expect them to be this nice. All the way from the packaging to the extras and especially the glasses themselves. I've been stuck on wearing Serengeti's for 20 years and I'm not saying the lens quality is the same, but then they didn't cost a hundred bucks either. In fact with my Serengeti Drivers I can never tell that the lenses are photochromic, they always seem the same shade and can not be worn at night. The color change on these Motelan's is quite dramatic making them wearable at all times. I wish they got a tad darker in bright sun/snow, but if the trade off is I can wear them in stores and when it gets darker out, I'll take it.Edit 5/15/18: I just changed my star rating from 5 to 4 because... they cracked and far too easily. I was pulling my full-face motorcycle helmet on while wearing the glasses as I have for decades when one side caught on the helmet pulling the temple under my ear making the classes sit cattywompus on my face. Didn't seem like a big deal, I put them on correctly and went about my ride. When I got back and took the glasses off I found a 1/2 inch crack in the lens just above eyesight.Prior to this incident, I did notice I had to re-bend one the temples and re-adjust the nose piece as both had sightly bent. So while I still must admit I was impress to get photochromic glasses this nice for such a bargain price, they are a bit flimsy - I sent them back.

I'm betting most bikers feel as I ... clear glasses or clear safety goggles look a bit 'nurdy' with our various hats or helmets. We need something darker so our 'dangerous' look has to make our eyes not show through any lens. These are dark enough to accomplish this and on darker days or evenings clear enough for visual safety without rummaging around for some other see through night lens we have stored on board.

Las utilizo para manejar y en todo momento, muy cómodas y me filtran la luz.

Good polarized sunglasses and they are slightly photochromic. I didn’t think they were photochromic at first but the seller had me try an experiment. I covered one lens and took them in the sun for a couple of minutes. The attached picture is the result.Don’t expect what you get from the optometrist — these don’t go completely clear and don’t really change much in bright sunlight. But they do change. I plan on using these at dusk for mountain biking so I don’t have to change lenses as it gets darker but haven’t had a chance to try them for that yet.

Arrived with scratched lens and looked aged, like it was a return. I am returning for an exchange. The transition does appear to function in sunlight as advertised tho. Will update as necessary.Update:The replacement went flawless, they actually shipped the replacement the same day I reported the issue. The new one for some reason seems a little smaller and fit my face better, and the arms didn’t bow as much and rests on my nose with more comfort.The transition feature does work well and gives the right amount of tint for the condition but since “right amount of tint” is relative, for perspective, at darkest tint, your eyes will be visible from about 6ft away but not further. If you like your sunglasses super dark then these are not for you. I find the night driving native yellow tint offers zero benefit so I drive without them. These are ideal for daytime activity when you’re outdoors and indoors frequently.