Duduma Polarized Sunglasses: The Ultimate Superlight Baseball Eyewear Review

My dad had these glasses (he is 91 and loves them) and I tried them. I have a narrower face and my glasses are often too big for me. They fit me so I bought a pair. I usually prefer tortoiseshell frames (various shades of brown/tawny gold together) with brown lenses, but the only frame options here are black or silver/grey. The silver-grey frame only comes with black lenses and I tried those. Firstly, I don't think they are silver or grey, but more of a dark bronze color (photo attached). I…

Update: Duduma contacted me after reading my review and offered to fix the problem. I was blown away by this excellent customer service. They offered a full refund or the option to try another pair and I decided to try another pair. So far I'm very happy with the other pair I've received and Duduma has kept its identity with me. I want all companies to support their products in a way that gives their customers a good experience. Really bad quality. After about 6 months of light wear, the lens…

These shades are just amazing. I love her. Delicate design, light weight, super cool appearance, great lenses, polarized, super cheap price, high quality. I will be buying more of these in different styles as there are many great options. You must have a few of these! 😬👍🏻

My husband loves them! He would pay a lot more for a similar pair of Oakleys. He's so glad he tried them first. In fact, our nephew and son-in-law liked them so much that we each bought them a pair for their birthdays.

They look good, fit well and the lenses feel good, but they do break. If you fold them up to put them in your tote bag, be aware that they will break. All three of my pairs (different cars and my office) lasted several weeks before everything broke in the area above the lenses, no falls, no exercises or anything crazy, just put on and take off and I live in a place with the mildest weather UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Judging by other reviews, the guarantee is useless, so I won't even try. IMO if…

This is my second pair of these glasses, I have a bad habit of losing my sunglasses and I was tired of spending more than $50 a pair , so I wanted something that would do the job but wouldn't be one of those fake swap pairs you're not quite sure what it does. The body of these things is plastic, flexes well and a 3 year old survived playing with it several times. I always go for the polarized version and they crop the highlights just right. The lenses are scratch resistant, like more expensive…

Love them. Just got them in the mail today. Exactly what I was looking for. Polarization is great. They come in a cool case with a drawstring pouch and a small velvet lens cleaning cloth. They are surprisingly light. They go on the wide side, which is great for me because I have a big bowler hat. I keep breaking my sunglasses. I'm gonna break these sunglasses. Maybe in a week, in a month, in six months, only fate knows. It's not the manufacturer's fault so I won't update this review on how long

The best glasses for the price. Look great, easy. Well built, UVA and UVB blocking and polarized. For $20? Serious. Better than my Bolle and Co. I bought 5 pairs. (Tends to lose things. For example sunglasses). I've saved a lot of money since I found this brand. Usually spend $150 on a pair of sunglasses. No longer. Oh, shades of green (with a blue tint) enhance the colors you see. Not bad, but you should know. The rest is perfect, red is my favorite of them all and the default black.

I bought these instead of Oakley sunglasses because the reviews were good and they were about 1/3 of the Oakley prize. It's great for the price. They are comfortable and the lenses look good. Nothing is perfect, and that applies here too. I don't mind two things about these sunglasses: 1. They block my peripheral vision. I think that's how they fit me, but if I look left (or right) without turning my head, the frames block my view. I see this as a safety issue and don't think you should wear…