Sunglass RageDriving Lens Rectangle Non Polarized Flip up Sunglass

My second pair, first pair was too small (I ordered same size as my lenses) returned them. Make sure to order larger than you think you need! This larger pair is almost too small too but I’m keeping them. I love flip up clip ons even though they look dorky, convenient! 😊

I've spent a 2 decades avoiding the purchase of after-market clip-on sunglasses. I've been wearing glasses for 30 years. For a while I was able to change them out for sunglasses while driving. Shortly afterwards I realized that I couldn't see well enough to drive without my prescription specs. I then went to prescription sunglasses. That was a great idea but very costly. Eventually I tried clip-on sunglasses.The problem with the typical spring loaded clip-ons is that it takes two hands to put them on. Eventually a solution. A couple of manufacturers made magnetic clip-ons as standard features with their frames. Two tiny magnets on the actual glasses and two tiny magnets on the clip-on make it easy to attach the clip-ons with one hand and it's not necessary to see what you are doing. The clip-ons magically snap into place. Truly the greatest invention since sliced-bread.Back to the beginning once again. I bought a new car, nothing exotic, just a basic SUV. It has an informative display projected on the windshield. It shows speed, blind-spot alerts, navigation turns, road signs, lane departures, etc.. How wonderful! Oops, you can't see diddly with polarized sun-glasses. That puts my magnetic clip-ons into the junk drawer.Now to the review. These clip-ons are great. I can see the heads-up windshield display perfectly since they are non-polarized. The flip-up capability is also terrific as I can flip them up when the clouds roll in or if I need to see something inside the car. The only problem is the same as before. I need two hands to put them on. One hand to squeeze the release lever and the other hand to help guide them into the proper position. Perhaps in a few months I'll be able to reliably put them on with one hand. In the meantime, I also purchased a pair of over-glasses sunglasses from the same manufacturer. I'll do a full review of those glasses later.My bottom line recommendation is to purchase these clip-on, flip-up, non-polarized sunglasses. Be sure to measure your glasses carefully as these clip-ons come in several sizes.

It didn't seem to fit that great even though I chose a size compatible with my glasses lens size. Also I found the attachment hardware distracting. To resolve my issue of my polarized sun glasses blocking my phone screen, I simply rotated the phone 90 degrees and used it for navigation in that orientation while driving.

These are about the same quality as the clip ons you find at the drugstore. I can see my car heads-up display fine with them.

Works well: a little difficult to attach to light frame glasses, but worth the effort to protect your eyes from bright sunlight.

These are well made sunglasses at a reasonable price. I received them a few days after ordering them, about a week ahead of the delivery window shown on my order. I was looking for non-polarized sun glasses and these fit the bill. They have various sizes so the trick is to find a size that closely matches your glasses.

I purchased two flip up non-polarized sunglasses. The one was fine. This one came no where close to fitting my glasses. Oh sure, if you measure at the one tiny point it might fit, but terrible fit and measurements were way off. When I went to return them, they socked me with what I consider to be an exorbitant amount to send them back.Very disappointed.

They are as advertised. Fit my glasses and seem to be much better quality than those sold in Walmart.