ROCKNIGHT Driving HD Polarized UV400 Protection Ultra light Al-Mg Golf Fishing Outdoor Sunglasses

I originally bought these to where it work since I go from inside to outside quite often. Got tired of constantly walking inside and not being able to see anything and then walking outside and forgetting to put my glasses on and heading to squint like crazy! I'm really surprised how well made these glasses are for their price. And how good the lenses are. They are truly polarized and get to about 25% clear which is good enough to do some things inside without having to worry about taking them off. I bought another pair to wear while driving after wearing the ones I bought for work for driving. I don't like to bring the ones I bought for work home so I don't forget them and not have them at work so that's why I bought the second pair. So far after several months maybe held up great and I really enjoy them. Very nice fit with the adjustable nose pieces and they come with one of the nicest cases I've ever seen. Highly recommended if you're looking for something like this.

Purchased these Rocknight glasses to have for backup eye protection from Sun & UV rays. First I must say Rocknight is brilliant to ship glasses in a very protective hard case. ( custom fit for glasses is spot on.) Glasses also come with a good grade cleaning cloth and a combination Phillips and flathead screwdriver. These glass look and feel very high quality. Highly recommend…you will not be disappointed.

I like them -- polarized night driving glasses - would be way better at $15 - good case, as well

Love these glasses , keep up the good work and keep the pricing , people have no clue until you try them on and see in HD

I love them. The fit and the look is amazing

Technically speaking these glasses are polarized, so they aren't totally misleading purchasers. However, I'm like most people who buy polarized glasses: I buy for for glare reduction, and these fail at it. Why? Because they aren't linear polarized like every other pair of polarized glasses on the planet. Instead they are circularly polarized. The result is that glare off glass or water is virtually unaffected, and subjectively may be more noticeable because it appears as a bright yellow gleam which is even more distracting than without the glasses.If I were reading this, I'd be like, "What makes you so sure?" Well, it's easy to test for: with classic glare cutting linear polarization you can rotate the glasses (or your head while wearing them) and make the glare "disappear" and then come back. With these glasses, you put them on after wearing 'real' polarized glasses and immediately notice the glare is still there and is now bright neon yellow. And then you rotate your head and nothing happens to the glare. Interestingly you can see the test pattern on the card they sent, just not as clearly as with other polarized lenses. Bleh.For the rest of it, it's a decent pair of glasses. The frame is lightweight and has a solid feel to it. The lenses appear to be made of high quality polycarbonate. They are comfortable. They just need to change the polarizing coating applied. So I'm giving 3 stars.Just don't buy with any expectation of the polarization helping cut glare.

They're reflective, looking a little green from one side and turning to a purple a the head rotates. They're attractive, wear well and fit the head almost perfectly.The glasses are upscale and appear that way on the head. These are keepers.

I had cataract surgery last year and have had cyanopsis ever since — where neutral colors have a bluish cast, caused by removal of the old crusty and yellowed factory-installed lens and replacement with a new completely clear aftermarket lens — which as a no-charge extra in my case causes internal eye spasms from the muscles that constrict or expand your iris. It's super-annoying and while this goes away for most people within a month or two, mine has not.Wearing these indoors especially in places with horrific bright blue-white LED lighting really cuts down on the symptoms. Yes things will look yellow! But your brain compensates (as it does for a great many things) and after a few minutes you won't notice. i don't find them of much help driving at night especially when faced with those searingly-bright LED headlights so trendy now, but better than nothing. The thick side arms will also cause some discomfort when wearing over-ear headphones, so I'm looking for something different to ear when using my Airpods Max.These came with a somewhat-bulky but useful hard case, a repair tool which I've already lost, and a cleaning cloth. I'm laughing at the comments whining about the price. Please, these are $25, get over yourselves. They look great and I've had a few compliments on them, but be prepared for at least one gun-type to ask if you've just come from the (shooting) range. I didn't know that yellow-lens classes were associated with guns, but whatever...