proSPORT Polarized Bifocal Sunglasses Men Women Fishing Anti Glare Metal

Husband really likes these sunglasses. They look good, fit well, are polarized and are bifocals. Have ordered several times due to misplacing them or losing them.

These sunglasses are absolutely perfect!

Nice looking. Feel great to wear. Love the spring hinges. They lightly hug your head. Still comfortable after hours of wear, and not likely to fall off.But do you really want polarized lenses? They reduce glare, especially useful on water. Makes sense for fishermen and driving in bright sun. Downside is they badly distort LCD screens. You have to take them off to look at your car’s navigation screen or your phone or see the screen on the gas pump. This is when you need the bifocal area.I guess I’m not thrilled with the lens quality either. They are usable, but some areas are clear and you move your head to look through a different area and they are more clear. It kind of depends on the situation, but I find myself moving my head around to find the clearest view. I remember wearing my Dad’s expensive polarized fishing glasses 50+ years ago. They were crystal clear. So I don’t think you can blame this on the polarization. Of course LCD screens weren’t a problem then. We used paper maps to navigate, phones had rotary dials, and gas pumps had mechanical displays.Unfortunately I saw these handsome glasses and felt how comfortable they fit and threw the box away. It took me a while to find the aggravations. So I can’t return them. But hey, they are sunglasses. I’ll lose them soon enough.

I am very near-sighted and once I have contact lenses on to correct for that, I loose all close-in vision and can't read my phone or see anything else nearby clearly. That results in my mainly using prescription glasses rather than contacts, since with glasses it easy to move them up onto my forehead to be able to read my phone.With these sunglasses and their built-in small viewing area that offers magnification, I am able to use contacts again when bicycling or doing other outdoor activities, but still able to see my phone. I have some prescription sunglasses with progressive lenses that do this, but they cost 100's of dollars. These cheap sunglasses magnify just as well and I find I prefer the distinct viewing area where you switch from no correction to magnification over the expensive progressive lenses, where I often find myself searching for the right angle to get the level of magnification I need for a given task.A few others have commented that they wished the magnification portion of the lenses was larger. My guess is that if it were larger, many would complain that it was too large and obstructing their distance vision used when driving, cycling, walking, etc. I find these to be perfect and am happy to have discovered such a low cost solution that enables me to go back to wearing contact lenses more often.On top of the functionality, the glasses are stylish and seem pretty well made. I've received complements on them.

Very good UV protection. No line bifocals. Great for reading on the beach or at the pool!

Great glasses!

The stems (the 2 arms that rest on the ears) are not what is depicted in the sales pictures. The arms are short and touch the lens and will cause a mark on the lens. I bought these sunglasses because my last pair of sunglasses stems from another company were also too short and caused marring of the lens. Just very disappointed. Too expensive for what I received.

My only complaint is that they're a little heavy, but they are made of metal