KastKing Ellijay Bifocal Polarized Sunglasses, Bi-Focal x1.5 x2.0 x2.5 Magnifications, Wrap Sport Reader Sunglasses

Purchased these as an alternate to 2 other brands I normally use that are 3x the price of these. Absolutely impressed with these glasses. They're light, fit great and the optics are clear and uniform. The next day after receiving them I went on an 8 day road trip where I wore them for at least 10 hours per day. Absolutely no issues and hardly knew they were there. 3 thumbs up.

I love these sunglasses so much. They look good fit good and are very comfortable. I bought them for driving because the +1.50 bifocals help me see my dashboard easily. I’m going to buy another pair + 2.50 bifocal to wear when I’m fishing to help me tie knots and remove hooks etc. The Polarized Lens are superior to many off the rack sunglasses.

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These are exactly what I was looking for. I have a big head. These fit great not tight. I wanted a pair with readers to wear on the boat fishing to see my electronics without putting on my regular reading glasses. These worked perfectly. First trip out I didn’t have to put on my regular reading glasses all day. The reader part is large enough I don’t have to tilt my head back to use them and not too big to interfere with casting.

Just Great ! would love to see them in an amber lens for cloudy days.... I would buy in a second... No one sees the reader lens from the outside....good quality i wear em every day here in Florida

I was skeptical about buying a polarized reader lenses sunglasses. I am so glad I did, I can tie hooks again while on the water. I expected a cheap set a sunglasses to take with me to Hawaii but instead I now have a good go to pair of polarized. The polarization works really well too.

I have been wearing sunglass readers for well over a decade. My experience has shown that there are 2 types of sunglass reader options. Very expensive and Cheaply made. Until now, every purchase of a "budget" brand has resulted in disappointment, being cheaply built and seem to have visual distortions that make them undesirable. So I have been sticking with the Maui Jim's and Costa's. I am hard on sunglasses, leave them laying around, lose and break them, so the $250 versions are tough when this happens. Also, Costa sold out a few years ago and it just seems like the lenses scratch or get damaged easy and Maui Jim also sold out recently as well.So I ordered a pair of Cast Kings about one month ago. The style was very similar to the Costa's that I have. They are every bit as comfortable as the Costa's or Maui JIm sunglasses. The visual acuity is also excellent noticing no difference in quality as compared to the previously mentioned brands.Will the coatings last as long? I don't know yet, but I can say after about one month of use in dusty conditions, there was no visual degradation of coatings. This is why I recently ordered and received a second pair. When you consider that these are about 20%-to 25% of the cost of those other brands, Cast Kings are a no-brainer

These were a little too big for my face. They did cut down on the glare but more intended for a male. Also, I couldn't read my scanner because the lens was so dark. Nice looking glasses.