Review on MCR Safety Crews SR112 Swagger Brash Look Polycarbonate Dual Lens Glasses With Polished Black Frame And Gray Lens by Pete Norris

These glasses dig into my upper cheek so hard it hurt my other glasses reviews. The angle of these lenses is quite steep, causing them to bend a lot at the bottom edge. If the glasses were the right size they would be 3 stars maybe even 4 stars. I can't say anything about these glasses because I couldn't wear them. The glasses didn't come in a box, but in a disposable plastic bag. Crate. boo! Rubber nose pads are flat and have a small surface area. They had a negative effect on wearing comfort and left red dents on my nose. The MCR logo I bought this pair for is admittedly pretty cool. I wish they were a little bigger. Even if the inner radius of the glasses doesn't suit me, the outer dimensions of the glasses are significantly larger than average. (see photo) Oh yes, a photo album with glasses is included. Enjoy! Last year I wore and compared a lot of glasses. Here's my overall rating: Style (for a cool look): #1: Smith & Wesson Phantom #2: Gateway Safety Flight #3: Pyramex Safety Ztek #4: UVEX Sperian A800Feel (wear all day): # 1: Uvex Protege #2: Uvex Sperian A800#3: Pyramex Safety Ztek#4: MCR Safety Rubicon Headphones Review (On-Ear, but no noise-cancelling!): #1: Pyramex Ztek#2: MCR Safety Rubicon Overall Rating: #1: Uvex Sperian A800#2: Pyramex Ztek#3: Uvex Protege#4: Smith & Wesson Phantom