🕶️ Top-rated Lorsoul Polarized Sports Sunglasses: 5 Interchangeable Lenses for Men's Cycling Review

I've bought so many sunglasses in the last 20 years I've lost count. Now I've finally found the only pair of sunglasses I've been looking for my entire life, the Lorsoul Polarized sunglasses. Branches, twigs, weeds and pebbles flew at me and the glass protected me perfectly. Most importantly, sunglasses don't turn your day into night, which means the colors vibrate and don't interfere with your vision.

Bought these glasses for cycling. My old glasses didn't close at the bridge of the nose. This allows air to get in and dry out my eyes. These glasses fix that problem. They have a nice wrap design and are very light. In addition to 5 different lenses. You get a nice big tote bag and a padded storage bag. Cycling is already expensive and I didn't want to spend €200+ on cycling glasses. They look and feel the same as more expensive glasses but are a lot cheaper.

I've only used these glasses 5 times but I have to say I really like them. I use them for cycling and ride 1 1/2 to 3 hours straight, 3-4 times a week. The wearing comfort is great, you hardly feel them at all. An adjustable nose bridge keeps them in place so they don't slip off. I've used clear, dark and amber lenses and I love them all! Just the right polarization so you don't see any smudges. Very low glare from car headlights, etc. Large lens size provides a wide range of unobstructed…

POC is a cute bike company that didn't make these sunglasses and would probably sue the maker if they knew their logo was being used that way. I HATE wearing company logos that don't pay me to wear them. There were no logos on the frame or lens in the product photos when purchased. The one I received has POC written in large print on the frame and center of the lenses. Right between the eyes. I specifically didn't want glasses with a logo. In America, if you're not part of the cycling…

I expect a lot from cycling glasses. I ride both on the road and in the mountains and I ride all year round. I live in the eastern United States, where in the summer it's dark in the woods and very light on the streets. In the summer it is sometimes stuffy, so the windows mist up quite easily. I received them and a day later I was mountain biking for quite a long, many hours. The optics are very good and I can see more details on the track than with my old glasses. I used yellow (more amber…

These sunglasses are of very high quality. I've been using them for a while now and couldn't be happier with them. Quality on par with expensive high-end sunglasses. Additional lenses are very useful. I mostly ride with polarized lenses and keep a clear one with me so I can switch it off when the sun goes down. The optical quality of the polarized lens is quite good. Others are good too, but I like polarized. You have to do a little "tinkering" to switch lenses. Don't worry, lenses and frames…

The Bad: * The description says the frame is unbreakable, flexible and made from TR90 material. I strongly doubt it. Looks and feels like cheap plastic. I would be careful when changing lenses. * Lenses with "Pole Green" coating cause color changes when scanned by eye. I don't know if that's normal with more expensive lenses. Just something to consider. However, you can also get dark polarized lenses and mirrored lenses, which work much better - at least for me. will work for what i need them…

I expect a lot from cycling glasses. I ride both on the road and in the mountains and I ride all year round. I live in the eastern United States, where in the summer it's dark in the woods and very light on the streets. In the summer it is sometimes stuffy, so the windows mist up quite easily. I received them and a day later I was mountain biking for quite a long, many hours. The optics are very good and I can see more details on the track than with my old glasses. I used yellow (more amber…

These sunglasses are of a very high quality. I've been using them for a while now and couldn't be happier with them. Quality on par with expensive high-end sunglasses. Additional lenses are very useful. I mostly ride with polarized lenses and keep a clear one with me so I can switch it off when the sun goes down. The optical quality of the polarized lens is quite good. Others are good too, but I like polarized. You have to do a little "tinkering" to switch lenses. Don't worry, lenses and frames

The Bad: *The description says the frame is unbreakable, flexible and made from TR90 material. I strongly doubt it. Looks and feels like cheap plastic. I would be careful when changing lenses. * Lenses with "Pole Green" coating cause color changes when scanned by eye. I don't know if that's normal with more expensive lenses. Just something to consider. However, you can also get dark polarized lenses and mirrored lenses, which work much better - at least for me. will work for what i need them…