🕶️ Polarized Sunglasses for Kids Ages 6-12 - JR65PL Review

Tortoise shell color with smoky lenses. The color contrast is clearly visible in the picture, but the glasses actually look black when not viewed under a light source. I even called Amazon to send a new pair and then held them under a lamp. My daughter, on the other hand, loves them. I wanted to buy her a pair for fishing and she wears them all the time even though we never went fishing. I would say low mileage but my daughter is very short for her age so they fit her very well.

I am an adult with a small face. So I wear baby glasses and it's great! They look good, good quality, fit well under hats and helmets. They fit well and don't make me look like gibberish. Best of all, although the sides are fairly wide, peripheral vision isn't affected. So when I drive I want to look around to check the car. I hate it when the edges of my glasses get in the way and interfere with my vision! But that's not the case! Kids probably don't care. who probably don't drive.

Perfect! They even arrived a day earlier, thanks for that! I bought these for my six year old son who has sensory issues and autism and prefers amber colored lenses. All of the kids' sunglasses we tested were just charcoal/black and he didn't like them. We tried the adult versions but they stick out way behind the ears and slip off the nose. When I stumbled upon them I was very excited and they are polarized. They are good and fit him perfectly. He's taller than most 6 year olds so I think…