Polarized Clip On Sunglasses for Driving with UV Protection and Convenient Flip Up Extra Hidden Clips - Large Lens - Double Combo Set

TL:DR - If you're looking for a standard "clips" or clip-on sunglasses that go over your regular prescription ones, get these. They're not pricey and last a long time, especially given the cost. The company has upgraded their quality even more recently so you won't need to replace often... and even so, a single pair is around $10.This is my 4th or 5th pair of these sunglasses, because every time I lose a pair or they break down I get another one. They completely cover my glasses, don't scratch, and provide adequate protection from the sun. The yellow ones actually do help block blue light, so I use them when I'm working late at night so I can get right to sleep when I'm done. Definitely would recommend.I also want to commend the company for their upgrades on this last purchase. In previous purchases, you only get the sunglasses, and if the flip-up mechanism breaks and/or the rubber grips (which grip the sunglasses to your actual glasses) fall off, you'd have to get a new pair. This was disappointing because the rubber grips do fall off if you're rough on your glasses (which I am), but the last two pairs I've ordered have not only upgraded these grips to be stronger but have also included replacement flip up mechanisms for the spring eventually breaks. Super happy to see that. Definitely will keep buying these as needed.

My former glasses (frames) came with matching polarized shades, fitted with mating magnets to secure the shades and hold them in a flip-up position. Loved that so much. Tried to get a newer 'version' as I had to replace the old ones. Wasn't happening. Asked my eye doctor about a decent set of clip-on flip-up style: "Oh, we don't encourage those *things*, they scratch the lenses. Here, try these (big honking $150 over-sized shades), they fit right over your glasses".No Thanks. These polarized clip-on flip-up shades fit the bill and do the job at a very reasonable price. You can easily verify they are polarized (if you doubt it) with most modern flat-screen computer monitors (or TVs), as they employ polarized screens. Hold your shades up where you are seeing through them the monitor/TV screen (arm's length is good). Slowly rotate the shades through about 180deg. What you see of the monitor/TV through the shade will darken as the polarization of the shades is blocking the polarized output of the monitor/TV.Quite fond too, of the yellow pair that comes in the set, for night driving (at least). My eyes are super sensitive, and oncoming headlights (even dimmed) are quite painful. Just discovered today the yellows are wonderful to use while driving in a thunderstorm. Though middle of the day, the massive storm blocked enough sun that the dark pair made it harder to see the road (etc).The clip/clasp seems sturdy as it needs to be, so far. But, it's not like I'll be playing football or 'running with the bulls' any time soon. So, all good. Much thanks. Flip-up beats the full-sized head gear any day in my book.Oh, only reason I didn't tick-off 5 stars is, that 'clippy' thing that's supposed to hold your shades up on the visor is just too combersome working with it on my visor to hold both pairs (dark & yellow). It's just a spring, plastic & foam cushion. The kit is worth another $1.50 to get two of the clippys.

Yellow: Love the yellow lenses for driving in overcast conditions; they seem to brighten up the landscape. These were great for driving in a heavy snow storm. They didn't do anything for me when I tried them at night. If you wear them in sunlight the effect is blinding (so I wouldn't do that). You will notice a yellow sheen in other cars' windshields and one if you have a black dashboard. Grey: The grey lenses work fine, like my other grey sunglasses. I keep the grey lenses as a spare and use brown lenses for driving, because they seem to provide better contrast. The clip-on mechanism works well and I can put these on easily with one hand. The picture shows how they fit (sorry, they are on a little crooked, but you can figure it out).

They don't really fit my glasses, too small. I wear progressive wire rimmed glasses which are "large" by necessity. If the "photo grey" I paid so much extra for actually worked, I wouldn't have needed these in the first place. That being said, the part of my prescription glasses that these don't cover is the reading part of the lens anyway so it shouldn't really matter other than the "looks" of them. They seem to work just fine so I'll keep them. They are easy to put on and take off and with a little practice should work well with just one hand. I would buy these again unless I can find somebody that makes these that actually fit my glasses.

I had never considered clip on sunglasses, but a last minute trip invitation to a hot & sunny place left me no time to get a pair of prescription glasses with progressive lenses made. Someone suggested clip-ons and I began doing research on the internet and came across a great YouTube video about this company and their product. I have now used the glasses and they are perfect! You get everything you need (even replacement clips) at a great price and they look terrific. Both the polarized black and yellow glare reduction glasses are wonderful and I would recommend these to anyone. Convenient, well-priced and a family run company who cares whether you are satisfied or not. A+++

Buena calidad me funcionan perfecto

Micas para sobreponer a mis lentes graduados, tamaño ideal y el clip para remover sin quitarlos de la armazon de mis lentes muy practico. Agradezco los accesorios que me enviaron para poner las micas en la visera del automóvil y los repuestos de clip

Las micas se sienten resistentes y flexibles. Se acomodaron bien a mis lentes oftalmicos. Las micas negras funciona bien en un día soleado son algo oscuras, y las amarillas para manejar también funcionan bien. Lo único fue el clip que me llegó roto, se ve muy frágil.

Tiene buena visión ambos colores