🕶️ Flying Fisherman Key Largo Polarized Sunglasses: Enhanced UV Protection for Fishing and Outdoor Sports Review

I bought these glasses because I bought a pair of Flying Fisherman glasses from my local Walmart a few years ago and loved them. I bought these because the first pair I had were great, but this pair seemed to be for kids. I have a rather narrow face and I usually like small glasses but these are for KIDS! However, they are not sold as children's glasses. Very disappointed with this purchase. If you need glasses for a child, then they are good, but adults do without them.

I bought a pair of these in 2013 and they have held up great for almost 7 years. The frame ended up breaking so I bought a new pair. The new ones are of much lower quality and the hinge broke after 4 months of very little use. I even kept them in a soft case. Yes, they are under warranty, but Flying Fisherman expects you to pay $7.50 for return shipping. We recommend looking elsewhere for inexpensive, durable sunglasses. Don't waste money on them.

LOVE! I've always wanted polarized glasses but never wanted to pay a lot. I also struggle to find glasses that fit me, I have a smaller head and many don't stay in place except this one! People have mentioned that they are much smaller than other FF goggles so I took a photo to compare Key Largos to Calcutta style. They are a little narrower but not nearly as flexible as the Calcuttas. Kolkata is my husband's favorite!

I have bought Flying Fisherman goggles before and they have been great. While the lenses of this pair are comparable to the previous pair, the frames are inferior. This pair is much smaller than the previous pair I ordered. With arms outstretched, I can fully insert this pair into the previous pair. Because of this, they are a bit tight when worn. I love the look and have been looking for a replacement pair so won't be returning them but will read the reviews before considering buying the…

Fits my 10 year old son perfectly and polarized lenses were a deciding factor in my purchase. When working in ophthalmology, children should always wear sunglasses when outdoors so that they can protect their eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays and also protect their eyes in general from injury because those of us with children know how they play . Outside. I've bought more expensive brands in the past and after finding out how long it takes for the lenses to scratch I decided to save some…

I'm a narrow faced person and I have a hard time finding a pair of sunglasses that I like and that really fit me without being big to look on my face It has a good fit and light weight with good polarized lenses (plastic). But the weak link is that they are fragile. My fourth pair in a year and a half broke just like the others - the frame just clicks randomly without using much force. A pair broke within 3 weeks and Revain replaced them free of charge. The other pair ripped while I was wearing

Awesome polarized lenses. You are the real deal. I love the light amber color of the lenses. Brightens things up and offers great contrast by blocking extreme UV rays. I'm not a fisherman but they are perfect for watersports. I have a small but big head. LAUGH OUT LOUD. Don't worry they are too small. Light on the bridge of the nose and not too tight on the ears. However, I can headbang to punk rock without losing these bad boys. Very pretty, great price. I will pick up two more styles to suit…

FIT: I don't think my head is below average and these fit me. Although I could see them struggling with other people. They sit very close to my face and touch my cheekbones while other sunglasses I've had didn't. That makes them a little less comfortable, but actually quite good. LENSES: Seem to be good with normal shade and glare protection compared to other inexpensive glasses. You can't find polarized lenses much cheaper, so it's good value for money. Sure, an anti-scratch or anti-stain…