😎 SUNGAIT Ultra Lightweight Rectangular Polarized Sunglasses: Ultimate UV400 Protection for Your Eyes! Review

PROS: The frame is strong but feels very light thanks to the spring hinges. Polarized lenses are crystal clear and won't glare in direct sunlight. The loops are tight enough that I can hang them on the front of my shirt without opening or falling out. I received the microfiber cloths with the cameras. Also includes a screwdriver and a cloth carrying case. I was able to widen the nose piece to fit my face better, which was not possible with any of the previous goggles (they broke). The nose pad…

These are by far the best glasses I've ever gotten for my money. and I buy a lot because I keep losing or breaking them. What I like? - The springs on the arms are strong and quite resilient. - The shape is symmetrical so the lenses don't tilt weirdly on my face. - Shade is dark (almost too dark, but not unfounded) but they're definitely polarized as advertised - They fold compactly to fit my car's overhead goggles, far away so my long lashes can't be seen. The metal frame makes a solid…

How to start? I am very happy with the quality and price of the sunglasses I bought from Sungait. My sunglasses arrived on time and when I opened the little box I couldn't believe how well made they were. The arms are made of this really nice metal that feels good. The nose pads are also very unique, they are made out of some sort of rubber and feel very strong yet flexible. I was a bit worried about the fit because the nose bridge is smaller than 14 or 16mm instead of 20mm. However, I assumed…

If you're like me, you'll probably never want to spend more than $10-20 on a pair of sunglasses. This is because you are certain that you will either lose or ruin your sunglasses and few people are willing to invest any amount of effort, energy or time in their life worrying about losing or breaking one to make sunglasses. Life is too short to waste on overpriced sunglasses no matter how great they are. Few things in life are more annoying than spending $250 or more on a pair of sunglasses only