Cycling Sunglasses for Men Women with 3 Interchangeable Lenses, Polarized Sports Sunglasses, Baseball Sunglasses

Now, I want to start off by saying sunglasses for those with bigger heads are difficult to come by. Most sunglasses are of the same size, including the trendy ones! These sunglasses fit my needs perfectly. When I first put them on, I was very pleasantly surprised. Cute, functional, and… they feel just right?! The flexible sides accommodate head sizes of varying kinds, and there is no temple pressure (if you know the feeling I’m talking about, this is heavenly). I also really like how it covers more of the eye area and are light and very protective. Excellent value for your money too. I want at least… how did that guy say it? Give me 29 more of ‘em!

My first ever running glasses, and these are IT! Amazing quality, handles the sunlight for me when I run, amazing🙌

What can I say? These sunglasses are the perfect mix of functionality and style. They have the same look as the name brand for a fraction of the cost. The pink color is not too obnoxious, but also stands out. You can see clearly out of the lenses. The frames are lightweight and snug on the face, making them perfect for activity. I’ve used mine on multiple runs and they don’t slide off my nose. As someone who has a smaller face, these fit perfectly. My husband has even decided to buy a pair for himself.

They do the job. I wanted a pair of sunglasses to run/workout in that I didn't mind getting dirty or scratched. These are a great dupe if you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on name brand sunglasses. They are flimsy and flexible but just what I was looking for. The cheaper option for the win!

This is the first time I have used photochromatic lenses. These are great for bike rides where you start at night. I rode a double century (200 miles) starting at 4:00 a.m., and at night they were perfectly clear while offering good wind protection. After the sun rose, they did tint. They weren't super dark, but enough to make riding in sunlight comfortable. I wanted to get large lenses--which seem to be en vogue right now for cycling--for the sun/wind protection and marginal aerodynamic benefits. These fit the bill while being comfortable. The bottom edge do not touch my cheeks and leave a crease in the skin. I also haven't experienced serious fogging issues with them. They come with a prescription lens adapter, which I do not need, and also a sunglass bag that I appreciate. It seems to be made out of a microfiber material that could be used to clean the glasses. I think the price was right too. I also love how it lacks branding (or what I call "advertising") on either the frame or lens!

Packaging not great, a bit bent. but i love the glasses! They look great and are very comfortable

Love these glasses for keeping the sun and bugs out of my eyes. Now I just need a pair for my pup.

I really like that these don't have that annoying middle line dividing the middle. If you shop around amazon you'll find a lot of these large cycling glasses have a large thick line dividing the middle. Which gets in the way of your vision. These don't have that which is a huge plus. I've had these for a little over a year now. There are some scratches on the front and the right arm snapped off last week. I super glued it back on. I suppose if you're on a budget these get the job done pretty well. I like that they're big and cover the entire eye area. The vast majority of sunglasses are way too small and you can see the edges. Makes you wonder if the people who make sunglasses use their heads. Yea... lets help people limit sun exposure but limit some of their vision with small sunglasses where they can see the edges. Anyways. I recommend these for a year or two. Kinda wish they were better quality so that it can last longer thats all.