Enhanced Photochromic Polarized Sunglasses: Ultimate Metalgun Protection Review

I've been legally blind for 20 years so I've had numerous issues with all lighting conditions. I have found that with these photochromic sunglasses, both outdoors and especially indoors, I can achieve a level of comfort and safety that I have not tried with anything else. Shopping in stores with bright lights used to be a big problem, but NOT ANY MORE! The light control lenses are so effective that I never notice a change, just better vision in all conditions. Thank you for your wonderful…

After returning self-tinting glasses that do not darken, I ordered glasses from a well-known brand next to these glasses to give a Chinese brand a second chance. The Tutr brand does not disappoint. It even comes with a tiny UV light so you can test the lens. The glasses are also polarized as advertised, and the metal frames have spring hinges, as befits a decent pair of glasses. The lenses darken almost the same as brand lenses and filter out about 70% of the light. They're not as dark as the…

The best glasses ever. I like how they change the brighter it is outside. cool They even give you a test light and you can see how it changes and adjusts. I work as an elevator driver in Florida on weekends and peak hours. It's super sunny and bright. Sometimes you can't see the traffic lights in front of you. with these classes. You can see much better now. I figured I would have to spend 100.00 or more. And I didn't. So yes, buy these shades. It's worth it. In the photo, the glasses are…

It doesn't do what it promises. It's a good pair of glasses, clear, blocks most of the glare, stylish but doesn't shift from light to dark as advertised. three minutes of sun and they were still the same shade of grey, it also doesn't become transparent in the shade or in doors. You can still see through them clearly, but they are a little dark. Overall great lenses, stylish look and feel. Update: Well, I received an email to change the rating and update your score. Although addressed to me, it

I'm not a fan of very dark shades and they don't get too dark. I like a lot of light in the cab so I can see what's going on around me while driving and not have to take it off when entering and leaving the shop/home. They fit me perfectly on my last hike when it was sunny but I was in the shade of the trees and on the beach. They cut off the glare of the ocean and sand but then let me see into the shadows at the campsite. These are flimsy plastic lenses which made me nervous at first, but…

IMO they don't change in the sun from the outside in, they were still dark when I woke up this morning after sitting at my desk all night. It makes my eyes think which gives me a headache, I constantly see glare from my nose in the lenses which makes me squint my eyes. If you have tinted windows on your car, be careful when driving, the tint looks like all the colors of the rainbow and you could run away from someone. They're not $20, they're $5 refill jars. Also, when searching for Revain…