LorsoulPolarized Sports Sunglasses UV400 With 5 Interchangeable Lenes for Men Women Cycling Running Driving Fishing Golf Baseball Glasses (Black)

These are the real deal. Comes with actual branding, five lenses, prescription insert, hardcase, and branded sunglass pouch. Very high quality and well constructed. All of the lenses have UV protection labels (one is polarized). Swapping them out is very easy and so far they feel great for riding. Good coverage and still breathable. Only complaint is everything has a very unpleasant chemical smell. I let them sit out of the case and unwrapped for a week and they still stink. Hot, soapy water helps mitigate it but it is still definitely there. Otherwise, awesome product.

These are actually great glasses for the price. Being able to change the lenses is great. I've found in the past that inexpensive frames that can switch lenses get brittle after a while, so fingers crossed. Includes clear and yellow lenses, super useful, and nice dark ones. And some other dark ones. Like, loads of dark ones, so if you scratch the hell out of one, you have backups. They are not too "tall" meaning they don't make contact with the front of my helmets, which I hate when classes do that. So far, (6 months) an outstanding value. Highly recommend.

The bad:*The description says the frame is unbrakeable and flexible, made of TR90 material...Highly doubt that. It looks and feels like cheap plastic. I would exercise precaution when changing out lenses.*The "Pole Green" coated lens causes a color shift when you scan with your eyes. I don't know if this is normal on more expensive lenses. Just something to consider. However, you also get the dark polarized lens and the mirrored lens which work much better--for me at least.*Polycarbonate lenses offer some level of UV protection, and I do believe these lenses are made of PC,The good:The glasses will work for what I need them for, so I will keep them. They provide good coverage, They look expensive from a 6' distance--if that matters. You get a total of 5 lenses, a hard shelled zipper case, a soft case, a small plastic-y inner frame attachment (which I think is useless because it's soo brittle).Like most of my sunglasses, I took a risk and paid $30. Do I think it was worth the $30? No. If they used just slightly better material then I'd say it was worth it.

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased these glasses for cycling. My old glasses didn’t have an airtight seal at my nasal bridge. This would cause air to come in and dry out my eyes. These glasses eliminate that problem. They have a nice wraparound design and are super lightweight. In addition to the 5 different lenses. You get a nice large carrying case and a soft pouch for storage.Cycling is already expensive as it is and I wasn’t about to fork out $200+ for some cycling glasses. These look and feel just like the higher end glasses, but at a fraction of the price.

I got these for myself and another cyclist. Our old sunglasses weren't big enough and bugs kept finding their ways into our eyes. I ordered these because they looked more suited to being able to ride through swarms of bugs on trails and they do great at that.I believe the glasses look good, the lenses are okay, the case is good and having the multiple lenses is nice. I am able to wear a darker lens for driving to the trail then pop them out for a clear lens for shady mountain bike trails and still have eye protection.The only downsides that I see are that it only comes with one polarized lens, and the nose piece is TERRIBLE. It's the most uncomfortable pair of glasses I've ever used. I'm talking less comfortable than bulk woodshop eye protection. You really have to spend a lot of time working the flexible nose piece to get it to a position that is acceptable, but it's never comfortable.I did go from "I'm never wearing these again" after a 2 hour ride to "these aren't very comfortable" after many nose piece adjustments but they are still a good value for cycling sunglasses.I would buy them again knowing how bad the nose piece is because they are much cheaper than the brand they are copying and they do a good job at protecting my eyes from the sun and bugs.

I took a chance on these. I tend to buy expensive bike accessories and I don't mind if I am confident that I am getting what I pay for. As far as high end sunglasses for cycling, I just couldn't do it. $300 for biking sunglasses? And this price with plastic lenses? I hovered many a time over the POC sunglasses buy button but never went for it. I had been using some sunglasses I had around the house and they worked perfectly fine. The reason I keep returning to the dedicated biking glasses was wind and cold. I wanted something that would block out a lot of wind. When I opened these knock-off POC glasses I was shocked by all you get and the quality of the materials. The glasses themselves fit perfectly, nice and close to my eyes, both shielding the wind and giving me what suddenly felt like a movie experience. Everything was so clear and I felt so ready for anything coming at me on my ride through the city.

I'm sitting here with my original POC Crave sunglasses ($230) in my hands as well as these Amazon knock-offs and it's actually hard to tell the difference between the two. These knock-offs are a bit heavier, but not much. The only other significant, noticeable difference that I will mention is that these knock-offs have a plastic piece above the nose piece that says "Release Lens" on them. Yes, I can actually see this piece of plastic here between my eyes when I am wearing the glasses. It's hard to say how distracting that is going to be for me when riding because part of the reason why I like these because it's just a one-piece lens and this plastic disrupts the field of vision a bit for me. Otherwise, these are a great value.

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