Spy Optic Rocky Sunglasses, Matte Black/Happy Gray/Green Polar, 64 mm

I couldn't find many reviews for these, so I was a little hesitant. After about a year of wearing them, I am happy with the purchase and will probably buy more Spy sunglasses in the future. These are light and comfortable, and the lenses are clear. They do look plasticky (maybe look a little cheap), but perform well.

These are like the spy Frazier glasses only bigger. They fit great and are very durable.

The box arrived. Only thing in the box were stickers. No sunglasses. Returned. Looks like someone in the warehouse walked off with a free pair of shades and left the box.

They were $110 at Tillys, $65 on amazon... Enough said. They are really good, light weight and great polarized lenses. Feel a bit flimsy but Im assuming they are supposed to be a little flexible to deliver that comfort and shredding actions.

Initial thought out of the box was that they were pretty cheaply made. These are made from China (Spy used to be all Italy, but now they have some glasses made in China).After putting them on I really liked the "Happy Grey-Green" tint they have to them. Very nice glasses to drive/boat/and be outside in. Just a note for those worried about the "depth" of the glasses as I was: I have pretty thick eye brows and the tops of the glasses go right above them, just barely. When the glasses slide down a bit you can see my eye brows.That said, overall these were quality outdoor sunglasses for the price. These are no heavy duty; very light weight, but still well made.

I maybe gullible but the blue tint does give a feeling of relaxation. Or I may have gone a little too long without a pair of shades that made the experience much more influential. Clarity on point thou, must be the absence of glair that made the view much more crisp with a tint of blue to make it seem brighter in a cooler tempreature lighting.

I was satisfied with this pair, which I’ve owned for about three years, until the nose pad started to deteriorate. They are fairly lightweight.For over $100 sunglasses, you’d think they’d last for more than three years. I am docking stars based on the fact that they only lasted three years.

Made in China