Flying Fisherman Key Largo Polarized Sunglasses

When I first got this product I was happy how light it was and its visibility. However, when I tried to actually wear it for the first time, the side of the sunglasses fell apart and I cannot reassemble it back to its original state, because the sides were made out of plastic and looks like it will snap apart if I forced it back. This may be one out of 100 pair that happened to be defected...but I would appreciate if I can get a refund or a replacement for the defected product that I bought :(

While the styling looks very nice, when received them, these look like kids sunglasses. Even my teenage son, who I bought them for, was unable to wear them. These will be returned.

I have an abnormally small head due to a freak pie eating contest accident.Think newborn baby size head. Anyway, these glasses fit well on my freakishly small melon. The glasses are darker than I am used to but I guess I will get accustomed to them over time. The glasses did arrive with one lens popped out of the frame. THANKS UPS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Easy enough to snap lens back in, but don't expect any impact resistance with these puppies. Logo on frame is horrid, going to take my dremel sanding wheel to it. All in all for the price it is adequate value. That being said these are horrible compared to my Native sunglasses (dash or silencer) they were bar none the best sunglasses I have ever owned.

These are great sunglasses for the price. These are very comfortable, seem well made, and have good visual characteristics, however, they are a bit small for the average male face. Still, at this price I am keeping them as a back-up pair.

For many years I bought Ray Bans (always in amber lenses) until the last time I destroyed a pair. Decided on going cheaper and try these out in the amber lens. Works great for driving, clarity is amazing, and when I look at my polarized car windows I see a neat Moire pattern - or "birefringence pattern" or whatever it is. Kinda freaked me out the first time.Anyway, the frame and lenses are pretty small, which is not a problem for me but you larger folks might want to pass on these.The bottom of the frames actually touch the top of my cheeks - which is great for driving in a convertible, it help keep flying grit out of my eyes. However, this might annoy some folks.The frame is pretty flexible, which compensates to some extent for no spring-loaded hinges, though I suspect the first time I sit on 'em or bump something while wearing them they're a goner.In summary -Pros:================CheapClear, non-distorting lensesLight plastic frameRubber inset pads on bridge and ears help keep them in placeCons:================Small (not a con for me but I know you big people are out there reading this :-)Delicate frame

Should clarify that it is only a product that fits a person not exceeding 12 years of age, they are small, I'll never buy at the store

Bought these based on the review. Didn't last a month. Looked nice until they broke. Pass it up and spend more money, that's my plan next time

My 9 year old son has sensitive eyes, he always wears sunglasses outside, and of course he loses them frequently. I like him to have polarized because it reduces glare, but not too expensive. These look great on him, fit him well and he says he likes them as they are "dark" enough.