TOREGEPolarized Sports Sunglasses for Men Women Cycling Running Driving Fishing Glasses TR002

I was extremely optimistic about these glasses when I first got them. For the price point, there is no way these can be descent I thought. I was bothered by how easy the lenses pop out and the learning curve it took me to figure out how to pop them back in easily.But I have to be honest, I just purchased my "second" pair of these glasses. For the price point, you will never get anything better from my experience. They are way better than $25 sunglasses you find in supermarkets and the like, and you really don't worry about banging these up or around because they are so cheap in cost.But I am an avid bicyclist and use them mostly for that. I ride at night as well so I really have come to love being able to pop in a different lens depending on light setting for that reason if I want.They second pair has some changes from the first pair in lens shape and ease of changing them. So obviously the manufacturer is paying attention. The case they send them in is a little overkill, and almost makes you think that the case is worth more than the glasses because it is so nice.I don't think I would honestly make the effort or time to write a review on $20 sunglasses, but if I am going out of my way to buy a second pair, and I would buy a third when I am done with this pair, then these sunglasses deserve a five star review! They are cheap, you don't worry too much if you lose them or how you handle them, and for the price point you are seriously not going to beat them for all the lenses you get with it. I use the polarized lens the most, but it is nice to have the yellow, blue, or clear lens to change into on a chilly night riding to the store so my eyes don't tear up.Not for nothing manufacturer, but at this price point...well done. They don't feel like totally ghetto glasses like you normally feel like you are wearing when you buy $20 sunglasses in the store. Bonus points for that!Also in the event you are reading the reviews, I have owned two pair now and I notice the difference you all made in the more rounded edges on the lenses. It makes it much eaiser to get the lenses in and out without having to wrestle with the nose piece so much, and it also seems to stay in much better now. Great adjustment, thanks! I was surprised when I got my second pair to see the differences. Also, nice job on the padded lens holder. That wasn't in the original ones I bought and noticed it was an upgrade to the newer glasses. Makes it easier to carry and know where they are. Thanks! Good job on an affordable product that others haven't thought to do yet!

I'm giving it five stars for the quality at this price point. The mirrored reflective lens is incredibly image sharpening on those bright and piercing summer days. The polarized lens which is the gray or smoked one, provides a very sharp image, It looks very light but it's perfect for those early morning or sunset rides. Where you need to keep the sun glare down but as the light fades you have good visibility. The yellow lens is incredibly good for those rides in autumn when you need a little brightening up or at night when you turned your bike light on. Worked really good on a night mountain bike trail ride. I would like to see a clear lens Photochromic option for this setup. My only concern and I think it's rather small and down the road..... The nose piece is pretty tough to take off at first and it does break in and become easier as time goes on, but I feel in my gut that this could end up becoming a weak point. That said, at the $20 price point, if nose piece becomes too loose a few years after you buy them, just buy new ones. The absolute high point is the lens quality, very clear, very sharp and I didn't get fogging even at slow speeds on the mountain doing a more technical ride.The wrap around your face just enough to keep the sun out of the corners of your eyes, but they don't hug your face so tight that you get fogging; Or smears on the lenses from touching your eyebrows.Overall very impressed so far!

I work outside in Southern California. It's summer now, and the sun here is INTENSE! I'm from the east coast, so not used to it. I learned quickly that I can never be without sunglasses, even if just for a few minutes, or I'll get bad headaches. I thought my normal pair of sunglasses were polarized and protective, but I was still getting headaches in the summer when the light is at its most intense.Pros:-polarized-These sunglasses amazed me with how much glare they cut down on. They don't make it too dark, but they really get rid of the sharp light that hurts to look at. They come with three lenses, but I only really use the one because the other two don't do the same thing, which is what I need.-comfortable-Once I adjusted them (see cons), they were comfy. They are very light weight and don't squeeze my head. The design is sleek and curved, so they sit close to the face, which I like since it helps reduce the amount of sun that can sneak through. In fact, there aren't any places on the frames that leave gaps like that. The frames sit high and are curved correctly so my lashes don't hit the glasses when I blink. That's a pet peeve of mine.I'm female and have a fairly small face, but I like men's sunglasses because they are better built to be utilitarian for active people. Typically with men's frames I have to compromise and accept gaps at the sides of my face because they are wider than female frames. These fit perfectly.Cons:-less cool looking than expected-I want utilitarian, but if I can get fashionable along with it, that's the ultimate. If the red mirrored lenses were also polarized, that would have been perfect because they are the coolest looking, but they aren't.-less versital than expected-Given the quality of the polarized lenses, I assume the function of the blue blocker / brightening lenses is similarly good quality, but haven't used them. Switching the lenses is more difficult than they make it out, so I don't switch up lenses for different functionality because I don't have a need to.-needs some tweaks-I managed to tweak the design to fit what I like, but it'd be nice if they were just built like this to begin with.1) The nose bridge is difficult to remove (how one switches lenses), so if you were someone who wanted to switch out often, it's inconvenient. Maybe with more use, it would get looser, but I saw that the lenses stayed in without the nose bridge attached, so I just left it off.2) *I said they were very light weight, but that's without the nose bridge. It's clunky, chunky plastic, so heavy. Not crazy heavy, but does add and Oz or so, which might make a difference to you like it does for me (because I wear them for 8 hours straight)3) The rubber temples kept catching on my hair and made it difficult to get them on and off with one hand. That's important to me because I often only have a few fingers free while working. I was, however, able to remove the rubber tips. The frames no longer stutter and catch when putting them on, but the lip it left does catch my hair when taking them off. Only when my hair is pulled back is it bothersome because it can pull out little annoying whisps that tickle my face or stick in the heat. My plan is to try and help this along by grinding down the lip and smoothing that out, but this was a whole lot of engineering to make sunglasses more what I'd like.Conclusion:Great value for the money. Highly functional and good quality. There may be some inconveniences if you have similar preferences, but if you are willing to put in some effort and aren't concerned about small details that might make them look a little rough, these are able to be overcome.