LVIOEPolarized Fit Over Glasses Sunglasses for Men Women, Lightweight One-Piece Design to Wear Over Glasses LS2221

My first impression when opening the package was that these sunglasses are very light and maybe kind of a cheapo, disposable product - but when I put them on over my glasses, I appreciated that they are very light. They are quite dark, the polarization effect is very evident, and I don't notice any of the kind of optical flaws you often find in cheap sunglasses. They cut glare extremely well. I actually got these for my wife, because she always uses fit-over type sunglasses, and she goes through them pretty quickly, scratching them, having them fly off while riding her bike, etc. I rarely use fit-overs because of the extra weight - but these are truly feather weights, so I've used them myself. They're going to live in the car, where either of us can use them for sunny day errands. So the I got over the initial "cheapo" impression pretty quickly. However, they offer no side protection at all. I might have liked a bit more wrap-around effect, but then again, that would make them heavier.

Husband loves the sunglasses... He's six ft tall with a wide forehead and has tried numerous sunglasses. Barely could I find one that looks well on him and he feels good at the same time. The frame doesn't press his temple. The only thing is that the plastic frame makes the sunglasses look cheap. Overall, it is light-weighted. The reflective lenses are cool! And they are good for keeping away the sunlight but not affecting regular driving because of the polarized lenses. The price is decent so I will say this is a good product.

This is not a negative review.Your frames have to be the right fit, and mine aren'tI keep my older glasses, and tested them too, and none of them fit.I see on some of them the hinges protrude too far to each side, OR, the glasses are too round. This particular set of shades is for more rectangular shapes.Likely they may work well for you.

**Update**Wearing these over regular glasses presents a problem I hadn't seen before. The nose bridge of these glasses is smaller than the bridge of the glasses, so the hard angular plastic of the sunglasses is pressed against mu nose instead of the pads of my prescription glasses. This has made my nose bridge somewhat sore. It looks like I'm passing these on to someone that doesn't wear glasses.**Original review**This is an interesting item, with reflective red polarized lenses. It looks pretty stylish. Because I wear prescription glasses, I have to be aware of how it works with my glasses. Overall, it's not a bad pair of sunglasses, although it is a bit higher priced than I would normally even look at. I was just a bit disappointed with these related to my prescription glasses: 1) They are just the size needed to let me wear regular glasses under these. While this isn't terrible, it is very slightly tight fitting, and they are a little uncomfortable around the bridge because of it. 2) With the red reflective treatment on the outside, I was expecting the lenses to be yellow/orange to brighten up other lighted objects instead of the generic blur-gray. and 3) The polarization, while it is present, does not appear very strong. 20 years ago, if you put on polarized sunglasses and looked thru them at another similar pair, you could turn the lens 90 degrees and the lenses would be totally black. These will darken somewhat, but not to the extent that they did 20 years ago. The price is a bit much, but not totally unrealistic.

I normally wear contact lenses and regular sunglasses, but there are occasions where I need to wear my prescription glasses instead and "fit over" shades are the solution.Photo shows these sunglasses next to my prescription lenses (which are pretty typical women's frames, not oversized). These are definitely larger at first glance, but the length of the arms and the way the front face is formed does make them not a perfect fit for me. They "push" my eyeglasses into my face more than I like.Check the website dimensions carefully and compare to your glasses before choosing these, especially if you plan to use them on an everyday basis.