Besgoods Cycling Sport Polarized Clip-on Flip up Metal Clip Sunglasses Lenses Glasses Unbreakable Driving Fishing Outdoor

Seem to be good clip/flip up additions to my prescription glasses. Clear distortion free lenses. The clip on mechanism is easy to operate and low profile, and apply around my plastic frames easily.Cons:The lenses are smaller in dimension than stated, leaving a little bit of the bottom of my glasses lenses uncovered. The specified size is larger than the actual size of my lenses, so minus 1 star for being too small. The screws attachment holding the lenses to the flip-up mechanism look like they may not endure a lot of wear; we'll see, but I doubt they'll last the summer. Rubber sleeve pads on clip legs want to spin on the legs, leaves me wondering when they'll try to get off.Pros:Well packaged to prevent damage while shipping. Came with a nylon draw-string pouch, and a huge polishing cloth that wraps around them twice at least. Lenses were protected by clear plastic film both sides that was easy to peel off, and left no residue. Crystal clear lenses. Nifty little half-polarized art fob that looking at through glasses shows off polarizing effect. Got a "cool" from one of my kids when they tried it.Overall, a lot of kitsch to go with eight and a half dollar shades. Compared to local brick-n-mortar options (none at all), hands down winner. But the quality reflects the price, and the kitsch just show the amount of excess mfg capacity at sorceing local traded for quality of mfg. Nothing to complain about at price and delivery speed.

I needed two pairs of clip-on sunglasses and bought this one as well as  ElementsActive Lightweight Polarized Clip-on Sunglasses with Compact Flip Up Mount Anti-Reflective UV400 UV Protection - Fits over Rx Prescription Eye Glasses Lens for Driving Fishing Running Cycling - with BONUS Car Visor Holder  Both are well built and have similar technical specs. However, I can see a lot more clearly with the Besgoods clipped onto my prescription glasses than I can with the ElementsActive pair. So, those Besgoods get used for driving and the ElementsActive get used for yard work. Those are good enough to look at weeds.This is an excellent alternative to prescription sunglasses. I have a pair and was considering getting new lenses with my latest prescription. The tinting is nicer and the combination has the same sharpness. These are wider than any of my prescription glasses and therefore provide better protection.

Update: While the clip-on mechanically is great, the coatings wiped off when I cleaned them. I used the same Zeiss lens wipes I use on my glasses and other fine optics. Maybe this is an anomaly and for the price, I suppose I can't be too disappointed.I've tried several other clip-on sunglasses with differing levels of satisfaction striving to find the "right" version. I believe I found them, these sunglasses are stable and do a great job of protecting and enhancing my vision.

I have a pair and this is my daughters second pair. I like the option of having polarized sunglasses at the flip of the lens.Note One: These are perfect with your windows down for driving... In a cross wind you may want a pair that actually clamp the side of your glasses. Problem with the side clamp versions are that you then can't flip them up to see in dim light situations like this flip up modelNote Two: If you drive at night be sure to get both night and day flip down in tandem and save. This is what I've purchased in the past...https://www.amazon.com/Besgoods-Yellow-Cycling-Polarized-Sunglasses/dp/B00OK6Y2IG/ref=sr_1_cc_2?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1503950712&sr=1-2-catcorr&keywords=besgoods+polarized+clip-on+flip+up+metal+clip+sunglasses+lensesLastly: Not Vine, not any special compensation given for review, I paid full boat like the rest of you.

This was my second pair; the first pair was the "green". I had read that brown and yellow filter out more of the blue spectrum, which is the higher intensity on our eye's. Since I have enjoyed the first pair for over a year now, I wanted to buy the same quality, only in brown. I may buy the yellow next as it will also reduce the blue spectrum and is better at dusk. I use the flip ups almost every day. I have been very pleased with the quality and reliability of how they are built and especially how often I filp them up and down through out the day, and they have shown no signs of degradation after a year.They are easy to place on the glasses too. I had previously bought a a pair of flip-ups that were a few bucks less, but the thickness of the lens was thinner and the rubber pieces of the inside that clamp on the glasses fell off and resulted in scratching the glasses. I felt the price for these is well worth it considering how well they have held up.

For inexpensive clip-ons, these are very nice. The rubberized clips help prevent scratches to your lens, and they flip up far enough to be totally out of the way. Now, if you're given to wearing caps with the brims low, you might have a problem with that, but I don't.One thing I don't like, which is true for all brown or yellow sunglasses, is that they change the color of what you're looking at, whereas green just darkens it. Can't be helped, the nature of the beast. That said, the yellow do a good job on the glare of oncoming headlights during the early morning hours when it's too dark to drive without lights, but not so dark you don't want to wear shades. And for bright overcast days, the brown work very well. The green are great for bright sunny days. I have no real complaints.

These are as Dark as the higher priced Premium Lightweight Flip up/ Clip-ons but are 50% cheaper. They have a metal clip, and Silver rivets through the lens. Properly polarized, they will block your view of a laptop screen, or your iphone. They are a good deal darker than my previous clip ons, and they flip up, and are easy to put on one handed. They are a lot more convenient, freeing up a hand to hold my cane, very nicely done.

Not enough polarizing, or the blue is a bit thin, otherwise they are well made and actually fit my glasses.