SPOSUNEPolarized Cycling Glasses with 3 Interchangeable Lenses for Women Men, TR90 Sports Sunglasses Running Baseball

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I bought this shades; I’mSo happy that they came just not time; fast delivery My kids thought that were super expensive shades they were impressed about the price. I like this a lot it protects me from sun around my eye. Perfect for those with hyperpigmentation

I really, really like the Sposune Polarized Cycling Glasses. That should be enough for a positive review don’t you think? Nah! Let’s delve into it a bit more.I cycle several times a week and beautiful sunny days are great for cycling. Even not so beautiful days are great for cycling. But whatever days I cycle I wear sunglasses for the UV protections. Let me note here that I wear progressive prescription sunglasses and my prescription sunglasses are a very nice frame from Persol that I Iove.As much as I love my Persol’s I finally decided that I should check out something covered all the vision angles that one encounters when cycling. Looking straight ahead and for most of the vision angles regular glasses are just fine. But when riding one is looking down a lot, and squinting up to see where you’re going, and you’re using peripheral vision left and right, and these are all directions where regular glasses have gaps.So, I got the Sposune Glasses and it feels like they cover my whole face. And no gaps. They are very light and very comfortable. I adjusted the nose piece a bit and left the adjustable temples alone because they were in the right position out of the box.The Sposune sunglasses come with three lenses but I’m, so far at least, only using the polarized lens (I’m not sure what the use case is for the yellow, non-polarized lens, and I surely don’t know what the clear lens is for).Since, as I mentioned the prescription sunglasses, I was really interested in the prescription lens insert, which they call The Myopia Frame, because one of my hesitancies with this type of sunglasses, was I wouldn’t be able to use my prescription.The Myopia Frame (couldn’t they just call it “prescription lens insert”?) snaps onto the sunglass frame just about the nose piece. And there is no wiggle room, no adjustment to ensure that your eyeballs are actually are in line with the frame. I fiddled around with the nose piece so that it more or less worked, or would work if I get lenses for the frame.And then I thought “my vision is not that bad (well, my close, reading vision is terrible) and mostly I need to be able to see people behind and in front of me. I rarely cycle on the road since we have beautiful bike trails in the Hudson Valley so I don’t need to see road signs, or look to see where I need to turn next. I do look at my phone where I have a cycling app for speed and distance and without the reading part of my sunglasses prescription, oh, well…So, I’m wearing the Sposune sunglasses and they are great. I can see what I need to see, there’s no glare and no sun poking in through the gaps. They are comfortable, light as a feather, and they fit great.The Sposune sunglasses come with a sturdy hard case, three lenses, the aforementioned Myopia Frame, an instruction booklet with teeny, tiny type, a cleaning cloth, and a nice pouch.My only suggestion to the maker is to change the design a bit so that the prescription insert is not fixed to one position but can move up and down in the frame.Apart from that minor quibble I’m actually surprised how much I like these sunglasses! Highly recommended.

Not bad, but not my favorite either. I love the vibrant colors of the sky, grass, flowers and other things when wearing these. The polarized feature is great. But even with all of the adjustability of them, I don't feel like they ever sit right on my face. They bother the bridge of my nose and are not comfortable there. Other than that, they can fit many face sizes and shapes which is a good feature as well

I wanted to like these classes because I really like wrap-around lenses for unobstructed views. These lenses are not artifact-free throughout their curvature though, and create some distortion and oddities. These glasses do come with three different lenses, but I don't have a need for yellow or clear lenses. If you're in the market, these have the style, but not the execution of some better options out there.

Lenses are nice and colorful. Keeps the sun out of your eyes. Can change the lense colors of your choice. Fits very well and is adjustable.

Got these for my daughter for summer sports. They came with interchangeable lenses for various needs or preferences. They fit very well. Snug enough to stay on while being active, but not overly so to where they'd quickly become uncomfortable. They look very nice and it was hard to choose a style with so many available frame and lens options. They also came in a very nice protective case and test strip to validate that the lenses are in fact polarized. Very happy with these and would get again.

These are great for baseball, providing broad coverage across the face and they stay on while you are running around. The lens seems to be good quality and is polarized -they help cut down on the glare in the field, allowing you to see the ball better and thus make plays you might not have without them on. Like I mentioned, good coverage, meaning the sun doesn't get in on the sides or around the bottom and the lens covers more of your face, so when you are looking up or to the side the sun isn't as likely to come into your eyes unexpectedly. Oh, and my kids think they look cool, so there's that.