STORYCOAST Polarized Sports Sunglasses for Men Women,Driving Fishing Cycling Mountain Bike Sunglasses UV400 Protection
$18.95
From the brand
What material are these polarized sunglasses made of?
The frame is made of plastic super tough material, and the lens is made of high-definition polarized TAC material.
Are these polarized sunglasses suitable for both men and women?
These sport sunglasses can be worn by both men and women and are suitable for all face shapes.
What should I do if I received cycling sunglasses and I am not happy with them?
If you are not satisfied with the sunglasses after receiving them, you can directly apply for a return.
POLARIZED SUNGLASSES MEN WOMEN
Department : Unisex Adult
Date First Available : December 5, 2024
ASIN : B0DF7SB2NZ
sujit kumar sadasivan –
Its awesome and great value for money
[...]Kit Amba –
It looks like professional in the photo but it is NOT a durable item. Made from poor plastic frame. I thought it is rubberized,, NO ITS NOT.
[...]Brenda –
Bonne qualité, viens avec quelques accessoires. Je recommande!
[...]Cliente de Amazon –
Justo lo que buscaba
[...]Kyle Ramos –
Quality is expected for the price, fits well and looks good
[...]Bailey –
Great fit
[...]I love these so much I got a second pair in a different color. They fit like a glove on my face and I don’t even notice them when I’m running. I also like that they cover your entire field of vision, so I don’t get sun peeking through the sides or top of my glasses.
J Perdomo –
Great budget glasses
[...]Feel nice and light, and have no issues when I run or mountain bike. I like that they were cheap because I often can be rough when handling my glasses. Now my favorite pair, and they came with a buffer which was a plus.
A. S. K. –
They’ll work fine for the price
[...]I needed a replacement for a scratched up pair of Bolle wraparound sunglasses that I would wear while playing softball. Given how scratched up my Bolles got, I figured I’d try an inexpensive pair of sunglasses and view it as a disposable item; that way I wouldn’t get stressed out about losing them or damaging them.These Storycoast glasses fit the bill. Inexpensive, yes. But also polarized, comfortable, and, for now crystal clear and scratch free. As far as comfort is concerned, the frame, being made of cheap plastic, is — as a result — quite lightweight. And, to the manufacturer’s credit, rather than simply molding a nose piece out of that same plastic, there is a separate rubberized nose piece that sits nicely on my face. Is this going to survive someone’s sweaty butt plopping down on it on the bench? Nope. But can I wear it for three hours without noticing it’s there? Yep.The Storycoast lens itself is okay. It’s genuinely polarized — in fact, it comes with a cute little polarization checker the size of a postage stamp to prove the point. And the coating on it is consistent and clear. But if you look closely at the pictures of these glasses, the frame has to provide structure all the way around the lens, both top and bottom (see attached photo). That’s because the lens is made of 1.0mm thick plastic which I measured with a digital caliper. In comparison, my old Bolle lenses were made of 1.5mm thick plastic and, thus, was solid enough that the Bolle frame only needed to hold the lens along its top edge.Finally, the sunglasses and all of its associated accoutrements (an insert which can take prescription lenses, a glasses strap/lanyard, a soft microfiber bag and cleaning cloth, the aforementioned polarization tester, and a large black cloth which looks like it could be worn as a neck gaiter) had a peculiar odor. At first I couldn’t put my finger on it but then I realized it smelled like the residual smoke from burning Duraflame logs. Not the worst odor but somewhat unexpected.I might still go out and invest in a decent pair of wraparound sunglasses but for now these will do and will probably be my go-to shades for situations where I might lose them (e.g. going to an amusement park, or kayaking, or what-have-you).
Josh –
Really good
[...]Really good, quality and it even brings extra items so I am really satisfied
Jason Wolff –
Pretty good, with some issues
[...]I have been buying cheaper sunglasses and would rather just replace them every year or 2. These are better than the previous ‘budget’ sunglasses I’ve bought. I like that they are comfortable to wear over time, have good construction, good view in lots of sun, and I can fold and put away easily in the protective case. These also clean well and haven’t scratched up so far (I try to be careful; I know the cheaper ones will scratch easily or break). They have a nice wrap around effect and cover more area. These also stay on your face when trail running.The issues I have are these do fog up when running in very hot and humid conditions. For me, I also get sweat those drips onto the lenses on the inside, can be annoying. My wife thinks they make me look like a robot, but I actually like that look.
Justin –
Love these for the beach or pool
[...]Whenever I wear these out, I always get compliments and they always look great in pictures. The only qualm about them is that mine did break along the top plastic part, but I superglued it back together.
Liz –
Perfect Beach Sunglasses at a Great Price
[...]I recently purchased these sunglasses, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision bought them as a gift for my 21yr old son & They were incredibly comfortable to wear, and the fit was perfect. He spent hours at the beach, and they worked perfectly, providing excellent protection from the sun without any discomfort. Plus, the price was fantastic for the quality. Highly recommend these sunglasses for anyone looking for comfort and affordability and style