DUCOMens Sports Polarized Sunglasses UV Protection Sunglasses for Men 8177s

My initial impression of this pair of sunglasses is excellent. The frame and the legs feel solid, not plasticky. I think they're partially metal. The width around the temple area is very generous. I have a wide temple and often struggle to find a pair that fits. The number labeled on the leg says 126mm, but it's actually 146mm. Not sure if the label is wrong or meant for something else. The tabs for the nose bridge sit higher to give it more room, for people with lower bridges like myself. The lens seems to be very clear comparable to my Oakleys. I don't have any issue with glare under the sun, so polarization is good. I intend to wear these sunglasses while playing golf, so clarity is more important than darkening. I'll be updating this review after a few rounds with it.

These glasses fit my head well. The nose pads are adjustable so I was able to move them a little forward so my long eyelashes wouldn't hit the lenses. They are light weight and allow airflow. The enhance the colors that you are viewing.

The box contained:-1 lens cloth,-1 metal mini screwdriver where two different heads are on either poles of the metal pole (a screw-top covers the flat head one side and another screw-top covers the other side with a philips head on the other, the flat head side metal cover is attached to a metal keyring),-1 sunglasses in a plastic bag with clear plastic covers over each earpiece and a dark grey plastic sleeve over the lenses,-1 case that carries the cloth, screwdriver, and sunglasses and seals with a zipper; comes with small clip hook-1 small product info paper-1 polarized test rectangle that looks grey without the lens and depicts the Duco logo when viewed through the lensMAIL TIME & BOXThe product was mailed on time, and the box that came out of the package was semi squashed with both the top and bottom opening flaps of the box open; the top and bottom opening flaps of the box had existing visible tears around the opening, as if it had been ripped open previously. The case and everything inside the case (glasses, cloth, screwdriver, and papers) appeared unsquashed, light weight, and in good working order. Glasses look as advertised in the product image as far as color and shape. There is a black rectangle paper with a smaller grey rectangle on top of a special material that only shows the Duco logo when viewed through polarized lenses to test/check whether the lenses are polarized.FIT & MATERIAL FEELThe earpieces are capable of a slight flex outward and grip the head lightly but enough that it feels secure. Fit is comfortable and the frame material feels sturdy. The lens were unscratched and polarized, per the product description and came with a plastic sticker indicating it was a category 3 and offered UV protection.Supposing these sunglasses withstand the test of time with typical use, the review would go from a 4 to a 5, but so far it is too soon to tell.

Tried these out for safety glasses for the husband since he mows and he loves them! They are cheaper but just as sturdy as the expensive ones that he would by. They fit great and are light.

I was just about to drop $200 on the Oakley Flak 2.0 XL—thought I was making a big investment in my cool factor—but boy, am I glad I didn’t.Working construction under the Texas sun is like being grilled on a barbecue, and I needed something to shield my eyes from the blazing fireball in the sky.These sunglasses? They’re like a spa day for your peepers! Seriously, they’re so refreshing that I half-expected them to serve me a cool drink while I worked. Super comfy, too! I could wear them all day without even realizing they’re there. It’s like having invisible superhero shades that not only protect my eyes but also keep my style game strong. Who knew construction could come with a side of fashion? 😎Love them.

So far so good!! Very light and look great. No distortion. We will see how they hold up!!!

Great sunglasses. Anti-Glare, comfort, style.THE NOSE PIECE WILL COME OFF!!!I’ve had 3 pairs and they all did.It’s screwed in to the frame ( Phillips head) soBe sure to put a drop of hot glue on the screw to keep it from coming loose. or carefully a drop of gel superglue.

I was really surprised at the fit and overall finish of these sunglasses. I have had glasses that were three times the price, but not the quality. These are very nice glasses.