Supertrip Sports Glasses UV400 Protective Motorcycle/Cycling Sunglasses Polarized Ski Goggles

Bought as a gift for my husband and they look good and he says that they are very comfortable

Checked out much more expensive glasses before purchasing these and the expensive versions' reviews weren't that great. So I thought 'what the hell, these are inexpensive'. Having received them they come with a hard case with zip to close. I was tired of walking my dogs each morning with cold winds blowing into my face - eyes watering. I have had these a while now and wear them for an hour each day walking my dogs and no longer have watering eyes.They are really comfortable, they stop the wind and are also Polaroid coated (which I didn't realise).I love them. Incredible value and robust enough for wearing and putting back in the case. I have seen some reviews that say they are not robust - well I guess they aren't if you are going to train in martial arts whilst wearing them.They are perfect for me and will last a long time.

I was very pleasantly surprised when they turned up, hard case, GREAT lenses I thought, very polarised, plus with the strap are great for sports like kitesurfing. foam surface gives great comfort on face. I found with other shades slipping towards my eyes and birnign me when lying in the sun, these did not do this and were great. Not sure how they broke, but instantly ordered again as I knew what i was getting. I will try other types next time, cost was nearly double this time, a year later but I was Ok to pay this given how impressed I was initially. Only giving 4 stars as I think 15mths usage should have been better but perhaps I broke them?

First off, these are huge. I have a big face, but I think the designer of these had the expectation that the only people that would require these would be obese people.I bought these purely for the windproof part as I cycle and usually the wind hits my contacts causing them to blur. These semi work, but you have to scrunch your face slightly so that will stay in place, which is inconvenient. Other times you need to rest them below your brow. Most sunnies sit on or rest beside your eyebrows. To keep the wind out, these need to pushed under your brow and then you need to scrunch you cheeks so the air doesn't come in. I'm keeping them purely because I need something, but they are definitely not windproof. Which was the entire reason for buying them.Oh and in terms of reducing glare. They do absolutely nothing. I came over a hill and the sun was beaming down and I might as well have not been wearing anything for all they did to prevent the glare

Just bought a second pair as lost the first. These are the only decent polarised sunglasses I've found with a removable wind baffle and strap. So cycling or on the mountain I use the windproof baffle and head strap fitted. When driving on hols out of the wind I unclip the baffle and strap. Lens are good UV and polarising quality. Will buy again.

I got these for after my laser eye surgery so they'd block the sunlight coming in the side bit, which they do. My mate saw me in them then bought some to stop wind in his eyes while riding his bike, which we believed they'd be good for too. All in all a good purchase, especially for the price!

Good for cycling

I bought this product for cycling as I don't like the wind blowing my eyes as dust gets in and irritates my eyes.. This works well and for the price its cheap and would recommend it. Would be better though if there would be other choices of colours as well as lenses.