Review on 🕶️ Polarized Sunglasses SIPLION 8177: Enhance Your Driving Experience! by Jesse Runninger

I bought these sunglasses to replace my lost Nike Avid Wire sunglasses and the price and quality of the SIPLION are much more affordable and probably on par with my older pair (I could buy 4 SPILION for the price of a Nike!). What I liked was the price. At over 1/4 the price of my previous sunglasses, they are much more affordable - light and dense. The temples offer enough pressure so they stay in place when I raise them to the crown when moving indoors or take them off temporarily. In addition, the low weight does not allow them to move. The frame only covers 50% of the glass (the lower part of the glass is not protected), but this reduces weight and also looks aesthetically pleasing. Convenience. The nose pads are made from a very malleable piece of metal that is very strong yet easy to bend to fit the pads. I Like What I Didn't Like - Cover. The lens coating covers most of my vision except for the gap in the nose area. This is not so easy to see with normal clothing. However, I use it for outdoor shots and the gap is noticeable when aiming. I know they weren't designed to shoot, so I can't criticize that point. When folded, the curvature of the case makes the profile slightly larger than my previous pair. When folded, they are about 2.5 cm wide. However, they fit easily in a soft glasses case. I bought this pair together with Giwil polarized sports glasses for men and women, driving, cycling, running, fishing, golf glasses with UV400 protection, and the features and performance between the two are almost identical. However, I like the feel of Giwil a little bigger (and they're a little cheaper too), but this pair is so cheap and functional that I'm keeping it as a backup.