BesgoodsUnisex Polarized Clip-on Flip up Sunglasses Plastic Lenses Glasses Sports Driving Fishing Cycling Outdoor

These are great sunglasses. They are dark enough and are somewhat smaller than the old style Bill Dance clip-on fishing ones but I like them all the same.

These worked very well for me. I wore them over my bifocals while attending an airshow on a sunny day and they made it very comfortable to see most of the exhibitions in the sky without getting blinded. (although --- common sense alert --- you still don't want to stare directly into the sun) I also use them for driving on sunny days and find them to work great at reducing glare and eye strain. They fit my glasses pretty well and are easy to clip on or off, they are not overly clunky, nor too 'delicate' (I've used other brands in the past that quickly fell apart). Overall a solid product.

These are a low cost solution for sunglasses if you have to wear glasses to see properly. They were large enough to cover the lens and frames of my mid sized regular glasses. Easy and safe to attach and I like the flip up option. They are very dark. A tad too much for my taste, hence the four stars instead of five. Overall, they worked great and I can recommend them.

Ordered a pair of these for myself and my husband, we both have Transitions lenses in our glasses but they don't darken in the car so we needed something for driving. I have been wearing the less than fashionable but well performing type sunglasses that fit over your prescription glasses that never fit exactly right but did the job. My husband is new to having to wear glasses full time (damn, old age) but did not have a very good opinion of clip ons because he thought they would damage his lenses. It has been years since I wore any type of clip on and remember them as being okay but not great.These lenses are nothing like what I remember from the "old days" and a vast improvement over anything I've used in the past. They are very easy to put on and take off. Your lenses are protected by little rubber feet so there is no damage when you slide them on/off. They are perfect for what we wanted them for. They fit my husband's glasses as if they were made for them. They fit my glasses but the lenses are a bit wider than my actual glasses lens (which has no affect on performance) and are lightweight.The flip ups come with a carrying bag and cleaning cloth and are extremely well packaged to prevent being scratched in transit.We love them!

People pay WHAT for sunglasses? I keep a pair in my car and in my backpack so I'm covered all the time. As a glasses wearer, I really enjoy the clip-on style with flip-up option. Driving into a tunnel... just flip up. Out hiking and trying to use my SLR camera or binoculars... just flip up.I've tried dedicated tinted prescription glasses. I've tried $75 fancy "shades" specifically designed for my glasses frames. Really, there is no better design than the flip up design at any price.I guess this is more of a recommendation for any sort of clip-on flip shades instead of this particular item. But at only a few bucks each, you could get 10 different brands or styles and still come out ahead of other systems.I also bought a pair that was "too big" for my glasses. The oversized is good for when I really want sun protection.

Work great, easy to use, cover my frames. Very happy I bought them.

I do like these nice clip ons sunglasses that fit well over my eyeglasses. They are dark but too dark.

Those glasses are complete crap.I purchased the black version which worked pretty fine for about two months of light use. Then I decided to order another set - yellow night vision one for when I am driving during the night. That is when the black set broke completely. Actually it didn't break but fall a part. I.e. It completely disassembled into three independent parts. It took me a while to figure out how to put it together so it will stay together but in 5 minutes they were back to normal. I was happy I was having my shades back. My happiness didn't last long: a week later it happened again. After that it took 2 days and then shorter and shorter time. At the end of the third month I was assembling them 3-4 times a day. This is when I retired them and I took my 4 years old, scratched shades and threw those away. I thought I had a bad batch or something, the new yellow (night vision) version seemed pretty durable to me. I've used them probably 4 times in the first month but as the days become shorter here in south California, I started using them more and more . On the second month - I got the "spontaneous dis-assembly problem" with the second set as well.Those clip-ons are complete waster of your money. If you can drive while searching the car floor for the pieces and are able to assemble them with one hand while driving without looking, than you probably can buy them. Otherwise STAY AWAY FROM THOSE.The three pieces are held together by two notches of soft plastic which goes away after short time and then you end up with a piece of junk that cannot be put together of if you can, you cannot keep it together for too long. I purchased my other set (with a metal clip-on) 4 years ago and aside from messed up pads and major wear and tear due to prolong usage, they lasted for 4 years. this one - doesn't last 4 weeks of everyday usage.I would never buy those again. Too bad I got two different sets.When buying, zoom-in and check whether the clip mechanism is out of plastic and if it is, DON'T BUY - RUN AWAY.