SnowledgeSports Sunglasses UV 400 Protection, Cycling Glasses with TR90 Superlight Frame for Men Women Cycling Climbing Fishing Driving Golf

I found the polarized sunglasses pretty cool, tried wearing it under the sun it's not too dark, just right. Also the other thing is it's quite light in weight. Definitely Recommended

Good glasses. Good for running and cycling

Easy to change the lens to cover most light conditions. Very comfortable to wear and easy to clean.

Nothing to dislike

My partner needs quality eyewear for off road cycling, primarily trails and mountain biking. He has a pair of smaller shades but needs bigger ones to catch dirt that gets passed the lens protection, and hoped these, being marketed for cyclists, would do the job.Pros:• Large lenses; smaller than goggles but bigger than your normal shades• Fit with both a half lid and a full face helmet• Multiple lens options and kept together in a hard protection caseCons:• Bridge pads on the nose are a little hard: this kind of cheapens the feelMy partner was surprised that these fit in his full face helmet as he was due to go hiking at a trail centre and needed maximum eye protection and didn't want to wear goggles. Having a wide one piece lens works well for this. They also fit well in a half-head helmet too, and are very lightweight.There are three different lens options for varying light conditions that are relatively easy to change. They're a bit fiddly like most glasses but don't take long to swap over and come with handy storage to keep them in.The glasses themselves seem quite tough, but the plasticy feel of the arms and bridge pads does make them feel and look a bit cheap. Generally it's not a big deal, but after wearing them for an hour it started to become a bit uncomfortable.For the most part, the glasses are fantastic; they look good and offer great UV protection too, it's just a shame that they feel a little cheap.