FEISEDY Polarized Aviator Photochromic Sunglasses Men Women for Day and Night Driving Metal Frame B0172

Yes. I enjoy wearing them.

The tint helps tremendously for my clinical photophobia (formerly known as photosensitivity). The only sunglasses I need for day or night driving.The photo chromatic darkens pretty fast for the price. Not as dark as I expected, but I find that my darker glasses are too dark after using these.

Lenses do not get as dark in bright sunlight as the Amazon illustration indicates. Lenses fall out of the frame if the frame is slightly twisted. They can be put back in but this is undesirable.

The style is nice and the frames serm to be well built for the price. The big downfall is that the left lens has a big divot right where the sticker was placed. I'm not sure if the sticker was placed there to cover the defect or was caused by the sticker application machine. Either way there's a noticeable defect near the center of the lens.When I tried to gently press the divot out from the back, the whole lens popped out of the frame. That's when I noticed the lens was much thinner than expected. Given the lenses are thin and pop out easily, you can't rely on them for any level of eye protection and I suspect they won't be very durable .

The glasses are great for night time driving. I myself am learning to drive and struggled with my astigmatism and lights being very bright and flaring in my face. These glasses DO NOT get rid of the glare, however, they do make the glare blend in with the glass and in comparison to everything else it looks a lot better than not wearing glasses at all. I would NOT recommend for someone who is looking for day/night driving, these are best suited for night driving in my opinion, if you have a hard time seeing in the day time I would recommend just wearing normal polarized sunglasses as these do not get very dark.

I use them for glare and it really helps. Not soMuch for fashion

Great looking and meets every need.

So far, they have been great. Only time will tell how they are in a year.