Enhance Your Cycling Experience with Polarized Sports Sunglasses for Men and Women Review

Although sold at a low price (unlike most cycling sunglasses), they work well! Let me tell you one thing: changing a lens is tricky, but once you've got it attached, you're good to go!

Bought for road cycling. As well as various lens options. Really cheap plastic but you can't complain about the extremely low price. Worked well and don't see why anyone would buy a genuine Oakley set when they work for what they need.

As far as I know these glasses have no manufacturer or brand. They operate somewhere in the middle. However, it's unsettling to pull them out of a box with an entirely different brand and see that name engraved right between the eyes on each lens. Maybe Toptojokljgdghjg didn't fly off the tongue as planned. It's just silly to put a big dab of the logo on a lens that by definition you have to see through.

bought these to replace damaged cycling goggles and didn't want to spend a lot of money. they are based on the O pine, look very stylish and come well packaged with protective case and case, 4 spare lenses. The quality of the frames and lenses is excellent. I have a small long face and they seem big to me even with a helmet BUT they fit my son perfectly and he loves them. We rode 50 miles in hot and humid conditions and he said they were cool and no problems with sweat on the lenses. They're…

I have jaws and when I saw them I was surprised, hmmmmmm. Since ONE lens for O pine is about $90 I thought I'd see if these lenses would fit. They just fit well. In fact, the entire packaging is VERY well done. Holding two pairs side by side I find it an exaggeration to say the O's are twice as good as these. BUT, if I could say (and I can't) that the O's were twice as good as the O's, they should be $40, not $170+. Hmmm, again. I've beaten them since I've had them and they're still fine. Pack…

As far as I know there is no manufacturer or brand name for these glasses. They operate somewhere in the middle. However, it's unsettling to pull them out of a box with an entirely different brand and see that name engraved right between the eyes on each lens. Maybe Toptojokljgdghjg didn't fly off the tongue as planned. It's just silly to put a big dab of the logo on a lens that by definition you have to see through.

Bought these to replace damaged cycling goggles and didn't want to spend a lot of money. they are based on the O pine, look very stylish and come well packaged with protective case and case, 4 spare lenses. The quality of the frames and lenses is excellent. I have a small long face and they seem big to me even with a helmet BUT they fit my son perfectly and he loves them. We rode 50 miles in hot and humid conditions and he said they were cool and no problems with sweat on the lenses. They're…

I have jaws and when I saw them I was surprised hmmmm. Since ONE lens for O pine is about $90 I thought I'd see if these lenses would fit. They just fit well. In fact, the entire packaging is VERY well done. Holding two pairs side by side I find it an exaggeration to say the O's are twice as good as these. BUT, if I could say (and I can't) that the O's were twice as good as the O's, they should be $40, not $170+. Hmmm, again. I've beaten them since I've had them and they're still fine. Pack a…