🕶️ Ultimate Style and Protection: Spy Optic Rocky Polarized Rectangular Sunglasses Review

The box has arrived. There were only stickers in the box. No sunglasses. Returned. Looks like someone at the warehouse took a free pair of sunglasses and left the box.

The man's previous pair he wore for years broke in the middle of a trip. We searched every art store we passed in California and he didn't buy anything else. He ordered them as soon as we got home.

They cost $110 at Tillys and $65 at Amazon. Enough said. They're really good, light weight and with excellent polarized lenses. Feels a bit flimsy but I think they need to be a bit flexible to offer that comfort and shredding action.

Amazing tones. Outstanding clarity. I use them at work in the corn fields and on weekends when I go fishing. Fits great and I love how it feels "roomy" to me. I hate dealing with lashes or mist on lenses but nothing like that with this pair.

I was happy with this pair which I have owned for about three years until the nose pad started to deteriorate. They're pretty light. For over $100, you would think a pair of sunglasses would last more than three years. I align the stars with the fact that they only lasted three years.

I couldn't find many reviews about it so I was a little hesitant. After about a year of wearing I am happy with the purchase and will likely purchase more Spy sunglasses in the future. They're light and comfortable, and the lenses are clear. They look like plastic (maybe a little cheap) but work well.

Initially they were supposed to be made fairly cheaply. They are made in China (Spy used to be all Italian, but now they have glasses that are made in China). After putting them on, I really liked the "Happy Grey-Green" shade they are. Very good goggles for driving/boating/outdoors. Just a quick note for those like me who are concerned about the "depth" of the glasses: I have fairly thick eyebrows, and the tips of the glasses go just above them. . If the glasses slide down a bit, you can see my