🕶️ Ultimate Performance: The Wind Breaker Sport Wrap Polarized Bifocal Sunglasses for Men and Women Review

I need read-only glasses, so driving has always been a problem. These glasses solved everything and they fit so well that they didn't have to be adjusted. Over the years my eyesight improved and I still wore low diopter sunglasses to see far away while driving, but I had to lift them to see the GPS. Now there is no such complication.

Feels cheap like gas station sunglasses but worst of all the reading lenses are set too low and too close to the centre. You have to tilt your head back and look lower than is natural to use the readers. In a more natural position, your field of view is divided by the top edge of the loupe. They are really useless and going back.

These glasses fit well. The problem is that the bifocal part is tiny and too close to the center, making it difficult to read. I will keep them because they are good to wear while boating, biking, skiing or any other sporting activity. They have a nice polarization. The downside is that it doesn't let me read for long, but it's enough for a quick look at the words in a pinch.

Unfortunately the lenses on it were opaque (could not focus). In fact, after a few minutes of trying to put on these new glasses, my head started hurting. It was like trying to see through lenses that weren't made for you. I've tried on old sunglasses with scratched lenses and I could still see better through them than these new ones.

After about 6 months of very rare use in competitive swimming, one side broke off. I take good care of my glasses and carry them in a case. To put it mildly, I'm disappointed because this has never happened to my plastic-framed glasses. Being one piece they did their job well and were very comfortable for keeping out the sun and being able to read. I will look for another brand for my next ones.

UVA, UVB, polarized, not too dark and easy to read, which is not to like! They fit my head, not too tight but I can bend and they stay in place. Curved to block side rays. I've always had progressive lenses, so I was concerned about bifocals, but that range is small, low, and unobtrusive. The adjustment took only a few hours. You can take them with you in the car and read them when you need to. They come with a hard case and a soft case. It's a little tedious to install them in the hard case…

Extremely tight at the temples. I don't have a big head and I have a pair of sunglasses, so I know I'm comparing apples to apples. They are so tight that they hurt after just a short time of wearing them. Without even touching her. The plastic just ripped because they were so tight. piece of trash. I contacted the seller and they told me they can't help me and I'm out of luck even though it's been a little over 30 days since I bought it. Blatant lack of customer service!

Tired of carrying scammers around? Spending time on a boat or at the beach but still need to be able to read the menu? Do you need to check your phone or some other object while driving, but don't usually see it? This was a great discovery for me. They're decent looking and comfortable, UV protected and polarized, and most importantly, they keep me cheated on the streets. Bifocality isn't obvious either, I'm sure most people would never realize it's a scam unless I point it out to them. I…