KastKing Ellijay Bifocal Polarized Sunglasses, Bi-Focal x1.5 x2.0 x2.5 Magnifications, Wrap Sport Reader Sunglasses

I got the green lenses with 2.0 reader bifocals. They come in a nice hard case which seems as nice as the case my Costas came in. They seem quality made, fit well, clear lenses, light weight. Probably not quite as much polarization as my Costas, but very close, if the Costas were a 10, these are a 8.5 or 9. Considering I spent $230 on my Costas and have less than $50 in these, not a bad deal at all. Can't tell hardly any quality difference in them. I'm very satisfied, and will probably buy some different colored ones. Highly recommend them unless you're just into burning money

Works well on a bike if you need reading glasses, for example to see a bike computer on your handlebars or use your phone or make an adjustment or repair to the bike. The magnifiers are positioned low enough on the lenses that they do not interfere with your vision when you are riding. They got in the way a little bit when I was looking back over my shoulder. I use them on both my road bike and an upright style commuter/cargo bike. As sunglasses, they are very clear and don't distort and they do a good job blocking the wind.

These are the best sun readers I have found for the money. They are good for all day driving, as well as just before it gets really dark. However, for the money, they do have a really cheap feel to them, and I keep thinking the next time I put them on, they might break. I will update this after using them for a longer time period.

It took several purchases of sunglass brands to find a good brand at a low price for those occasions in which you don't care if you lose them in a wave, or step on them accidentally. These $49 bifocals are comfortable and look stylish. Now my to go to pair for those events where there is that possibility of damage.

These KastKing Ellijay bifocal sunglasses are such great quality and at a wonderful price point. This is my second pair of KastKing glasses - the first being the Hiwassee bifocal model. They apparently do not make the Hiwassee in bifocal anymore, but the Ellijay are very, very similar. They have polarized lenses, a wrap around style, and sort of squared off lenses. Should fit multiple head types. My only disappointment is that the Hiwassee was a bit more wrapped, and fit my narrow face better, but the Ellijay is very, very close to the same fit/wrap. They also have a little bit classier appearance with the chrome logo on the temples, and also have a non-slip rubberized temple rail and bridge pads. The Hiwassee was my go-to fishing sunglasses and now the Ellijay will take over. Also at this price point, you get a structured case with lanyard clip, and a microfiber storage bag. They are not Costas, but at this price point for the sunglasses, case, and storage bag, you could buy scads of them just to have extra in the car, and/or in case you lose/break them. Well done, KastKing!

Bought these as my other glasses had gotten scratched and wow they are stylish and fit my head perfect. This is my first time trying readers so wasn't sure what to expect but the extra magnification lens is out of the way for most activities but nice if you need to read some small print or tie a knot. Great glasses so far and extremely comfortable!

Best quality, lowest cost. Polarized.The bifocal use is not good at all...buy just for sunglass use. Bifocal works OK for driving and reading instruments.Dropped 5 times, no damage at all.Highly recommend.

I like the bifocals and non-glare aspect.

Very good in case you fishing without guide and need to do some precision work with lines, etcGood UV protection

These work great for sunny or bright days on the water. I can easily change up flies and lures without the pain of switching sunglasses to readers and back to sunglasses. The bifocal part is positioned in the right spot and doesn’t interfere with normal vision. They seem quite well made and the case is a nice addition. I’d recommend these if you need a little help seeing up close items while in bright conditions.

Only used the cleaning cloth that camewith the glasses and within 9 months the lens is badly married.

Exactly what I needed to drive, sunglasses with the benefit of bifocals to see dashboard gauges!

Fits and is polarized