ROCKNIGHT HD Polarized UV Protection Sunglasses: 🕶️ Lightweight Al-Mg Design for Driving, Golfing, Fishing, and Sports Review

I bought these for my fiance and he says they are great! They are polarized and come with the test strip. He said the price of the nose seems amazing! They sharpen his eyesight, he even checked them on the street at night. This is good value for money. Also, he's very picky about his sunglasses and they definitely got his approval - that's saying a lot.

I am shocked how good they are. I put them next to my $180 icicles and get angry because I spent $180 on a pair of glasses when they're better at $20. Very comfortable, very smooth, very beautiful sunglasses. I'm amazed, I'm so impressed. I will buy them all day. Actually, I'm going to order two more. So I will have a pair for each car and my boat so I can leave each pair and move on to the next.

Not bad at all. I wasn't expecting much for the money, I just needed a quick replacement for the lost glasses and couldn't find anything I liked in my area. My first impression was that they could be as cheap as I expected when I took them out of the box. They're so light, they feel like cheap plastic. After inspecting them, I found that they were much better than my impression. They block an amazing amount of light without being too dark, and the fit is easy to adjust even without the included

Good for driving, but bad for cycling. These sunglasses look good and appear to be well made, but are primarily intended for driving. Normally I would give them 5 stars for the value. But they are also advertised for bike use and I spent half the ride with my eyes closed trying to get rid of the bugs. The problem is that the nose pad pushes the lenses away from the face, creating a small gap around the bridge of the nose. This way, any bugs that land on the bridge of your nose will get under…

The first post about it. I will update later if it changes. Let me tell you what I like about these glasses: I have a small head. A lot of sunglasses are versatile and make me look ridiculous in them. In other words, most goggles are wide, so the front profile of a pair of sunglasses usually extends well beyond the narrow diameter of my head and protrudes heavily on the sides. These glasses are made of flexible metal. So I managed to gently bend them into the shape of my head! So these are real

Black frame, red-orange mirrored lenses Includes: sunglasses, case, cleaning cloth, screwdriver, polarized test card, product literature Good sunglasses, reddish lenses -orange, and i would say gives a colder tone to your look. I have a pair with blue lenses and they give off a warmer (pink) hue. I'm no color expert, but the tint of your look seems to be the opposite of the lens color (subjective opinion). It's noticeable at first when you wear sunglasses with different lens colors, after a few

BUYER WARNING! First let me say that I bought a blue lens with a silver frame. I bought them for two reasons. 1. The picture showed they were mirrored, but the description when you clicked on the style didn't say "Not Mirrored". Look at the attached image, you can judge for yourself if they are mirrored as in the image provided by the manufacturer. 2. The first line under the product description said "HD Polarized". Well, that line of description isn't accurate. The manufacturer claims that the

Technically these goggles are polarized so they won't confuse the buyer. However, I'm like most people who buy polarized glasses: I buy to reduce glare and they don't. Why? Because they are not linearly polarized like every other polarized pair of glasses on the planet. Instead, they are circularly polarized. This means that glare from glass or water is hardly affected and can be perceived more subjectively as it looks like bright yellow reflections, which are even more annoying than without…