Review on Enhanced Photochromic Polarized Sunglasses: Ultimate Metalgun Protection by John Huskisson

I'm not a fan of very dark shades and they don't get too dark. I like a lot of light in the cab so I can see what's going on around me while driving and not have to take it off when entering and leaving the shop/home. They fit me perfectly on my last hike when it was sunny but I was in the shade of the trees and on the beach. They cut off the glare of the ocean and sand but then let me see into the shadows at the campsite. These are flimsy plastic lenses which made me nervous at first, but after encountering lenses that crack at the attachment points they feel solid and flex a little instead of breaking. There weren't any real scratches yet, but I was still a bit cautious with new sunglasses during the honeymoon phase. I had a hard time putting another brand's $60 sunglasses in my shopping cart, so I took a chance and bought them for 1/3 the price. Generally very happy with them.