Polarized Sports Sunglasses with Rotatable Legs Cycling Glasses for Men

Exactly as expected and more. Came with a total of 3 lenses along with easy to underatand instructions as to how to swap out lenses. Also included is a nice carrying case. A hard case with gel-like insides to ensure your glasses do not get broken while not in use. They are also very durable. They were blown off of my face from jet blast and they flew about 200 feet down the airport ramp and didnt chip. There were scratches on the frames, but the lenses held up and are still being used. Great product!

These glasses came in a great case with everything described. Everything in the case had its own packaging to keep everything in mint condition. I like the way these swing down to collapse, it's new to me and it seems like a sturdy concept. They're great in the sun with either the reflective or the polarized lenses, I haven't tried the yellow lenses yet, but I'm happy with the quality for the price.

I got these for my sister who just got a bike. We have ocular albinism-eye condition -and lights bother us. These are perfect!!!! I of course tried them on. I may have to get my own now. It covers the whole eye which is what we need. We have large eyes and small foreheads. (lol) and these fit great. I am very happy with them. I love the sturdy zippered case that comes with them. I should fit fine in her seat storage.

So i've never owned a pair of really nice quality glasses i've spent a lot of money on. I buy glasses just like these and replace them every 6 or 8 months or so if they last that long. Around here the term we use is gas station sunglass guru for someone like me that buys inexpensive sunglass and lots of them over the years. Before Amazon the gas station turn table was where i bought all of my sunglasses.So with that being said, these are "gas station sunglasses". the same quality, or less, that you'd spend $15 - $20 on at your local 7-11 or whatever.UPS just delivered mine about 30 minutes ago. I took them out of the box and found these have 3 lenses, just as advertised so at least that's a good start. They also came with a white thin cotton glove, which i thought was cool so you don't get fingerprints all over the lenses when changing them.Lenses are thin and bendy, but to remove them you have to unscrew the little clamp thing on each side that holds them in place. there's a small pin on that clamp that fits into a hole in the lens to keep them in place. So i get a small standard screwdriver and put my finger on that tab to keep it from slipping and scratching the lens, but it does anyway. Now that the tab is to the side, i can hold it with 2 fingers and loosen the screw so i can move it back over the lens when i put the one i want in. Luckily i scratched the rainbow looking lens that i will never wear so no big deal.2nd clamp thing loosens without issue.Now to pull the lens out. I saw one question on these about removing the lenses and the answer "It's super easy!" is totally untrue. It's not really difficult either, but super easy is a bold lie. After you loosen and rotate the clamps on each end away you then have to pull down on one side of the lens to release it from the lip at the top at the bridge that holds it in place. yet the bottom part of the bridge and around the nose area also has a lip to hold the lens in. So you have to pull down and twist the lens. then do the same for the other side, then lift the lens out of the frame.when i did this it put a small mark in the lens, link a pinch mark i guess you could call it, but the other side came out fairly easy. Putting the lenses in, is quite easy, reverse process and your done. tighten the clamps down and off you go.So then i put them on, and they were quite uncomfortable around my nose, because i had dislodged the pads changing the lenses. Seated the pads back down, you should probably super glue them as they tend to move around with normal wear, and they're a decent pair of glasses..... for gas station quality sunglasses.What i do like about these is they are large, like 150mm + from left end to right, and probably 150mm ear pieces also, just a bit larger than my Rx reading glasses. They're light, so you should be able to wear these for hours without any discomfort, oh wait, forget that, i'm wearing them for about 40 minutes now and i can feel the bridge of my nose starting to become irritated with them.The killer for these with me, they're crooked. No it's not my face, my face is perfectly symetrical, honest! the right lens bottom is much closer to my cheek than the left, enough that it is a distraction that keeps drawing my eyes. I'm hoping i can use a hair dryer and adjust them to fit correctly, but my hopes aren't high.So 5 minutes or so later from writing the previous paragraph above about discomfort i had to take these off, the nose pads suck, no other word to describe it, sitting on my nose for about 45 minutes left a red line where the edge of the frame under the nose pads was resting against my nose. the nose pads move freely, not like the wired kind that you have to push to adjust, these just flap around on hinges and offer no support, unless your nose is more broad than mine.So these are worse than gas station sunglasses, and i'm returning them now for a refund since i can't wear them as i wanted to. 45 minutes from putting on to feeling pain is not acceptable.

The dopest, best you can get for the price! You get 3 interchangeable lenses, hard d carrying case, they even throw in white felt gloves so you can keep those finger prints off the lenses when changing them.

I really liked this pair of glasses to start. They fit well and the lenses were very clear and useful. My only complaint and it's a big one... The polarized lens is cheap. Yes I know that these are fairly cheap glasses, but the other two lens fit, look and funding great! The black polarized lens is very thin and does not fit as well as the others and hasn't lasted long before the lamination failed. *see picture.

They were delivered with a string, 3 different glasses (colored, polarized grey and yellow for snow), a case, cotton glove, a microfiber cleaning rag and a microfiber storage bag. Great deal, now they just need ot last longer than the last ones and I'll be very happy!

I got these for my husband who works construction. I like that there are 3 lenses to choose from and they are easy to change. They fit my husband and look great on him. I also like the case to keep them in his work truck to protect them. Very happy with this purchase.