I bought this for my son who runs. He loves it and look very cool wile wearing it.

Summary: These sunglasses have nice lenses, and are very comfortable, but they look a little bit weird in my opinion. Overall, good value for the price.

Build Quality (8/10): In my opinion this is the most important factor. It's a pain when sunglasses break easily or have terrible visual clarity. The frame is made out of a cheap plastic, that is surprisingly durable. That didn't stop me from breaking mine. There's also a rubbery plasticky section attached to the back of the frame to make them even more bendable. The nose piece is made out of some rubbery material, and it feels fine. The lenses, however, are where these sunglasses shine. Most cheap sunglasses have acrylic lenses, which work fine, but the visual clarity is pretty terrible in my opinion. These sunglasses, on the other hand, have polycarbonate plastic lenses which not only have much better visual clarity, but are very durable. If you look at high end designer sunglasses, the lenses are usually about as good, probably slightly better, than these lenses, in terms of visual clarity. On top of that, the lenses are polarized, which is always a benefit. And because of the curved design, the lenses cover pretty much my whole field of vision, with the exception of a gap at the bottom, which is common for rectangle sunglasses like these. Overall, because of the frame, these sunglasses feel kind of cheap, but when it comes down to it, they are well built for the price.

Comfort (8.5/10): These sunglasses are surprisingly comfortable. Because of their design, they only touch my ears and my nose. There is a bit of tension from the frame when you put these on, but ultimately this sacrifices little comfort and makes it impossible for them to fall off. They feel snug, but not tight. Eventually I forget I'm wearing them.

Appearance (6/10): Now, if you care a ton about appearance, I recommend going to a store and trying on sunglasses. These are my sunglasses that I use for sports, because I don't care that much about being fashionable when I'm playing sports. That being said, these look a little bit weird. The lenses are simply bigger than you would expect. Also, the side of the frame juts out to the side more than it should. In the end though, they look unusual, which isn't always a bad thing.

Final Summary: For the price, these are surprisingly functional sunglasses. They beat similarly priced ones you can buy at stores like CVS and Walgreens, in terms of function. However, if you care more about fashion, I recommend looking elsewhere. Higher end sunglasses will beat these in every category, but these are good value for their price.

I love these sunglasses for a few reasons. First, the price. I've paid hundreds of dollars for sunglasses before and these are just as good. I don't care that the name brand isn't on the glasses. I care about the quality. If you want to pay for a name, then by all means Amazon I'm sure as those. If you want a great pair of sunglasses that's just as good as the name brands, then get these. Second, the quality. I wrote about it with the first reason, and the quality is just as great as the name brand. They feel great. Third, I like these glasses so much I have a few pairs. I tend to lose glasses from time to time and if I do lose these, I'm bummed out for a bit, but I'm not upset because they don't cost me a couple hundred dollars. When I see these glasses go on a flash sale or whatever it's called, it's very difficult for me not to buy another pair. Luckily, I haven't lost a pair in a while, but when I do, I'll be buying these.

Same as Oak Lees for a fraction of the price.

I found them great for the car. Comfortable and reasonably priced.