DeBuff Unisex Polarized Sunglasses Classic Retro Sun Glasses, Unbreakable TR90 Frame

I’ve bought several pairs of these. They used to be much thinner, which I actually really liked. There extreme flexibility was nice when I threw them in bags or leg pockets at work. 4yrs later, I lost one pair and finally broke the other. I purchased a new one without hesitation.To my surprise, same great look, but a lot thicker and less flexible. Definitely feels more well made. My preference was for the thinner feel for ease of carrying around. But still very happy. Just thought I’d update based on the older reviews that may have complained about how ‘cheap’ they felt. Also note, they’re dirt cheap in price, to begin with. The fact that I abused my last pair for 4yrs, really says how good they were. Hope these are the same.

They feel cheaply made but the comfort is fantastic and they actually cover the top corners of the field of vision pretty well (often a problem area). They're good for cycling and fit in the vents of a helmet nicely when you need to take them off. Aesthetically, they're kinda plain but can still be fashionable with the right outfit.Edit after 6 months: These are my favorite sunglasses now because the comfort is unbeatable. Zero They're just so lightweight and comfortable that I could wear them all day, and they work well as multi-purpose too; for cycling, driving, and just walking around. I may even order another pair as a backup in case I lose them or they break! So far though I've had zero problems with them.

Honestly, these glasses were for my boyfriend and he really likes them. They fit his face just fine. They aren’t heavy or anything. They haven’t broken yet and he has had them for a few months now. He uses them pretty often, not daily but like a few days out of the week. I think they look good too. I think they are worth the money; not too expensive either.

Not quite what I expected. They did not feel very durable, however, the lenses are definitely polarized, as claimed.Interestingly, these came very well packaged, and in quite a nice carrying bag with a nice cleaning cloth. Yet the glasses themselves felt like they lacked substance and that the lenses would fall out easily. (We never used them, so they might have been sturdier than they appeared.)Ultimately I chose to send them back, as I had bought them for my kids for kayaking and fishing. And they did not feel sturdy enough.

These sunglasses are extremely inexpensive, but for the money, they're great. They are very very flimsy, or describe them - "bendy", but they work and tey look great. They're also extremely light and any decent gust of wind will likely take them off your face, so don't plan on going boating with them or riding a motorcycle, let alone a bicycle, but for walking around in mild wind, they'll be just fine and will look great.

The media could not be loaded. Don’t you hate it when you’re driving and the sun just beams into your eyes. Making it pretty unbearable. Or when it’s summer time and you need an accessory to complete your dope outfit? Look no further than these DeBuff polarized Sunglasses. I fell in love with these as soon as I got them out of the box. As a person with a somewhat bulbous head, you can imagine it’s pretty difficult for me to find sunglasses that fit my face. Especially online when you can’t try them on. But these fit me great! And they look awesome! Theyre polarized so the sun doesn’t stand a chance. The box comes with a pretty cool drawstring case, a cleaning cloth, a keychain/eyeglass tool & this pretty cool illustration to show the polarization of the lenses. Pretty nifty. I would definitely recommend these👍🏼

These are lightweight, made of simple construction with stylish look and quality feel, and come with almost as much swag as my Ray-Bans (tool, pouch, microfiber cloth, and protective wrapping on the glasses/arms to keep scratch-free during shipping). Plus, there's no "made in China" stamped anywhere like on other inexpensive shades.Not only are they a no-brainer at $15 but they fit squarely and are super lightweight, so watch out for wind gusts. Will probably have to bring out the croakies.

After about 8-9 months the lenses started to get hazy. While they are a great value and look good, I would recommend staying away from them.