YIMIPolarized Photochromic Driving z87 Sunglasses For Men Women Day and Night safety glasses

Love these YIMI photochromic sunglasses! They adjust smoothly between light and dark, making them perfect for day and night driving. Super lightweight and comfortable, plus they meet Z87 safety standards — great for work too. The fit is unisex and looks sleek. Polarization helps a lot with glare, especially during long drives. If you need reliable, stylish eye protection, these are a solid pick!

They don’t really tint, but the tint they stay at is a perfect shade for me. They are great driving glasses and have served me as safety glasses as well. They have endured a lot of mistreatment from me and they have held up with minimal scratches. The view is so clear and doesn’t feel like I’m looking through sunglasses or safety glasses.

I bought these to help with glare while driving a night to cut glare and brightness on today's super bright headlights. To this affect they do help some. While testing against my $200 polarized fishing glasses there is no comparison, as those (the $200 ones) totally cut glare and any "staring effect" from viewing oncoming lights or other glare. But then again, you can't wear darkened sunglasses at night :-). So, these are not too bad for helping out as they do cut SOME glare and since they are "transitional" they are fairly clear at night not to hinder darker areas where a contrast may cause an issue. I really have not tried out in sunlight to see about the transition darkening efficiency, and glare cutting.I gave these a 4 star strictly because not "fully" polarized. In-other words they do not totally restrict light passage when held at 90 degrees with a known good polarized set of glasses. I would say maybe a 60% cut of light. I feel if polarization was better the glare reduction would be higher. As stated above the slight reduction of glare at night is a only a slight help, but enough of glare reduction to keep me wearing them, as they do fit and feel good. These also seem to be "optically correct". In-other words, they keep the field of view and objects in the field of view in place when lifting up and down to "test" the efficacy of anti glare, and, as well as they do not increase the size of objects.Overall, not bad but not the "holy grail" for night driving.

I had these sitting in the console of my car for almost four months... as a matter of fact, I totally forgot that I had ordered them. I started wearing them about a week ago and I realized how comfortable they were. These glasses are incredibly lightweight, but I could feel a quality about them that I could not put my finger on, until it hit me! My eyes aren't suffering from glare like they do with regular sunglasses!Even though these are a much lighter tint than regular sunglasses, their polarized lenses gave my eyes protection that they were not used to. And here's the kicker...Once you're out in the sun, these glasses get plenty dark! Now that I know they're mine and not somebody else's who accidently left them in my car, I began wearing them a lot....Until one of the rubber nose pads fell off and got lost.I cannot find any website or contact number anywhere! If someone knows how to contact Ljimi, please let me know!

Nicely designed and crafted with reasonable degrees of photo-sensitivity.

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve noticed that my vision has changed when I’m driving at night. Things look a little more blurry, and I noticed a lot more glare. It’s especially worse when it’s dark and raining. I wear contact lenses and get my vision checked regularly. My prescription has not changed and it seems fine during the day. I saw these glasses on Amazon and thought I would give them a try to see if they could help with the glare and blurriness at night. I first tried them on a rainy night while riding as a passenger on the freeway. I put the glasses on and took them off several times to see if there was a difference and I saw none. I tried them another time while I was driving at dusk and again saw no difference. Lastly, I tried them on a dry dark night and the glare from other cars headlights was still just as bad with or without the glasses. I came to the final conclusion that these glasses do not work to reduce any glare or blurriness for me during night driving. I do not recommend them if that’s the reason why you are buying them.

I like the fit. Rather cheaply made but work well. Better than other sun glasses I have as my eyes r bad and these allow better light and clarity.

Waste of money. These are not sunglasses nor are they truly polarized.