Duduma Polarized Sports Sunglasses for Men Fishing Cycling Running Golf Driving Sun glasses Glasses Tr62 Superlight Frame

I have been using the Duduma Polarized Sports Sunglasses for over 7 years, and they have been fantastic. Despite having vision issues in one eye, these sunglasses significantly improve my clarity and comfort, especially during beach outings.Pros:- Durability: My first pair lasted over 7 years, showcasing their excellent build quality.- Vision Improvement: They help me see everything clearly, even with vision issues.- Versatility: Perfect for various activities like fishing, cycling, running, golf, and driving.- Comfort: Lightweight and comfortable to wear for extended periods.- UV Protection: Offers 100% UV protection, keeping my eyes safe from harmful rays.- Affordable: Great quality at an unbeatable price.Cons:- Fit: May not be suitable for larger faces due to their smaller size.Overall, I highly recommend these sunglasses for their quality, durability, and affordability. They are a great investment for anyone looking for reliable and versatile sports sunglasses.

**Update on 7/8/17**- After I submitted the below review, Duduma contacted me about the issue I had. They were willing to provide me with a new pair of sunglasses at no cost to me. I selected a slightly different style (hopefully to prevent the same lens crack as before) and it arrived today. In my opinion, any company willing to better their name and a customer's review by providing a replacement free, is well worth the increased review score. I cannot change the review from before (it's still true and accurate) but I have improved their scoring from 3 stars to 5 because I appreciate their willingness to stand behind their name and product(s)**The Good:These glasses appear to fit well(but see below), there is very good shading = these are the darkest sunglasses I've owned in years and perfect for a sunny day, and the polarizing effects are good/noticeable.The Not So Good:After only a few wearings, the right lens has a small crack in it - following directly the 'point' of the black frame on the front/side. The location is more than a coincidence - since it follows exactly the frame. I suppose a little bit of pressure may have been put against the lens, but I am careful with my sunglasses, so it wouldn't have been done treating the sunglasses roughly. Also, I suppose the 'flex' of the frames going on my head could place a little pressure there, but if so, it's relatively slight. There are no cracks on the left side...yet. So, I'm not sure where the blame lies, but there is a crack in the lens after only a few wearings.I liked these so much that I bought a second pair for my son... but have not given them to him yet because I may need to use his lenses for my glasses, unfortunately.

I would have to look to be sure, but I think hubby has ordered these for at least the last 5 years. He orders them about twice a year because they do get scratched. They look great on him, are light weight and very comfortable. They're the only ones he buys. They go with him everywhere- work, backpacking, fishing, camping, flights, road trips etc. They've been sat on, dropped, kicked and tweaked. He's actually only had 1 pair out of all of them that the arm broke off, in 5 years. He replaces them when they're too scratched to see well, not typically because the frame has failed.They get used every day, get placed in the side mesh pouch of his lunch box, basically they are not treated with kid gloves or like they're a $300 pair of glasses. I think the only time they have ever been in the sturdy case that they came in is when they arrived. They come in a great sturdy case and his glasses would last him much longer if he actually used it, but they're very sturdy glasses and not crazy expensive.

I got this during Amazon Prime - and at $14.99 I thought buying them worth the risk. Got them in a day and I'm happy with them. They look good, but more important, they feel very good on my head, face, nose area. I'm on the water a lot with a LOT of glare and polarized lenses are important to have. These are genuinely polarized and in wearing them yesterday, they knock down the glare remarkably. If you've not had polarized lenses, they may be right for you if you're in situations with a lot of glare - particularly on the water. Polarized lenses can be a bit of a hindrance in some cases - it can be a bit of an issue when looking at LCD screens like on your phone, or electronic displays. The displays can 'disappear' if you're not looking directly at them - but it's not the end of the world. Apparently they formerly came with a hard case - wish they still did. These do not fold up into a small size like Maui Jims. When folded, these are pretty big. But they are very light, and the temples fit my head VERY well . . . no concern about them coming off. If they were - or come back - at $14.99 I'll buy another pair - obviously the price spoiled me. But yes, they are worth $20.00. I see an admonition not to wash/clean them with soap. I've pretty much always done that. I don't know WHY they say not to do this . . . but I'll try and comply. I don't want to damage the lenses which are crystal clear. I have the Black/Black pair.