ROCKNIGHT𝐇𝐃 𝐃𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 Sunglasses Men Polarized UV Protection Al-Mg Metal Frame Lightweight Flat Lens Hiking Fishing

First the good. I love that these glasses are polarized. Some things have a blue tint (especially glass like windshields of oncoming cars). I like the style and the color. However, the fit is HORRIBLE. I think I got a bad pair. The arms are spring loaded which is cool, but these feel very weak like they're about to break. And they don't create enough tension so anytime I look down they slide down my nose. Thinking about sending them back. On another note, this is the best packaging I've ever seen in any product. You get an awesome case, and several accessories with the glasses. I also bought the yellow ones and I'll say the for is much better on them but I can only use them at night or in cloudy weather. Tighten up the arms on the brown ones and I am a 5 star reviewer. 😎

These Rocknight sunglasses are comfortable, stylish, and polarized UV lenses. A deal at under $20. The arms are covered in a soft rubber and the nosepiece pads are soft rubber which make these comfortable. Some reviews complain about the size, but you need to read the dimensions. I needed larger sunglasses and these were perfect (wider, larger lenses, longer arms). Again, at this price, a deal.

Giving it 4 stars based on other cheaper sunglasses. I won't compared them to some of the expensive sunglasses. That would just not be fair. To me, spending less on a product means you are kind of already lowering your standards, so as far as the cheaper Amazon sunglasses go, they're on the better side. There is some slight orange discoloration when looking through them, but I have had way worse. The polarization seems to work. I put a strap on mine to hold them, but then removed it because I didn't like the look as much, and it did pull the rubber part that goes over the ear loose on one side. It's nothing deal breaking. I still wear them perfectly fine. It just can slide back and forth now, but only about an eighth of and inch or so. If you like the look and don't want to spend a ton of money, these work great. I usually buy several pair of cheaper sunglasses for different styles as opposed to one big expensive pair and these have stayed in the rotation.

I just got a compliment from somebody this morning on my glasses so I went to look them up again and decided to leave a thumbs-up review. I use my sunglasses for driving, riding my bike, traveling and working outdoors. I do not buy the premium brands because I do lose my glasses a little too often. I have the blue lens pair. The spring loaded arms keep them in position on my face. And they have survived a couple of drops. Having read some of the other reviews, it sounds like a few bad ones have gotten by quality checkers, but for me, I couldn't ask for much more considering the price.

I had one before this pair that were the blue shade. I loved the metal frame and the nicely tinted lenses. The nose piece is adjustable and it comes with a little screwdriver to make adjustments. The glasses are wrapped in a protective covering to keep them scratch free. All kept in a sturdy box in a box. I had an unfortunate incident and the ear hook broke off the front frame. It was within a year so I was able to get a new pair by sending a picture of the broken pair with previous purchase history. I bought these because I wanted a black pair too.

The ROCKNIGHT yellow lens, polarized, UV protection sunglasses are pretty great for the price; based on my first week of owning one.Negatives: - The nose pad/holders on the glasses are a solid black, which is not very stylish overall and kind of distracting when looked at by other people as they are readily seen through the lenses (they make the sunglasses have a more sportswear look). Having the option for clear nose pad/holders on the glasses would be a lot more appealing (hoping this one gets changed in the future, as buying more of these sunglasses with different lenses seems likely in the future). - The small ROCKNIGHT label on the upper left lens is not very appealing and readily seen as a word on the lens. Having the ROCKNIGHT logo appear on either or both of the frame arms would be more appealing.Positives:+ They fit really well if you have a slightly larger head than average; frame arm left to right is 6 inches, so the frame arms aren't hugging into your temples.+ The are actually polarized, and come with a little test card to show it (and so you can test other glasses you get in the future, if you want). The polarization on the yellow lens aren't perfect, so if you're a sun directly in your eyes sort of situation your still likely be a bit squinty, but for non-direct to the eyes sunlight or for interior lighting the polarization is on point.+ The transition point of the frame arms from metal to solid rubber is at the right point where metal is not rubbing against your face, which is great. as well as the fame arms are long enough that even if you have a longer ear to nose area the design should accommodate comfortable wearing.+ The glasses are light enough they are not a drag on your face or leave heavy imprints on your nose from the nose pads, but enough weight to not forget you have them on, which is nice.+ The accessories that come with the glasses are a nice perk: an extra set of nose pads (though they are unfortunately also black instead of clear), a small and unscrewable keychain screwdriver if you need to adjust and screw tightness for the glasses or replace the nose pads, the polarization test card, a cleaning cloth for the lenses, and a reusable box for storage of the accessories and glasses.+ The price is good at about $22 for what you are getting, and waht you are getting is a solid pair of sunglasses.

These work great for me! I like that they alter/soften all white lights (headlights, streetlights, billboards, etc.) but they don't alter other colors so you can easily tell the difference between a red, yellow and green stoplight. I can now drive at night and not feel like laser beams are being burned into my eyes. I just wish there were other frame styles that were more feminine.

They look cool, but that’s about it. The nose piece is adjustable but mine was very crooked upon arrival. By far the worst thing though is the eye glare. I can see the wrinkles in my eye lids it’s so bad. Literally couldn’t wear them for more than 30 seconds. My 11 year old son likes them, plus they actually fit him, so I just gave them to him.