BangLong Polarized Sports Sunglasses Cycling Sun Glasses for Men Women with 5 Interchangeable Lenes for Running Driving

I never thought I would give a pair of no-name glasses 5 stars but these are worth it. I've owned, and still own Oakleys. You know what those cost. These are the equal of my Half-Jackets and for bicycle riding they are superior. The optical clarity of the lenses seems great (I can only look through them-not scientific by any means), build quality is the equal of my other glasses, they come with 4 different lenses and you can't beat the price. I'm so pleased with them I have two pair. You can't go wrong with these...is spite of the questionable name....LOL.

I've had a pair of these for years but the temple broke when I put them in a jacket pocket and the jacket got crushed under some stuff. New one's are great. Love the venting to prevent fogging.,

I was going to wear these when I play pickleball. They are made of flimsy plastic. I guess they'd be ok for riding a bicycle but not for even casual eye protection. Also, the plastic frame was very loose when installing one of the other lenses.

Product arrived as expected, minus the myopic insert (not sure what that is for). I have only used the colorful and yellow lenses so far for daytime and nighttime rides, and both have been optically clear. The temples are a bit more curved than I am used to, and do slightly touch my helmet straps, but not inconveniently so. They do feel like inexpensive glasses, but look very nice. I’ve ridden several hundred miles with the “stock” lens inserted, and there are no scratches that I can see, despite riding in some windy conditions with lots of debris falling from trees and hitting my glasses and face, bugs, and fingerprints in the center from pushing them on (bridge does not have an easy spot to push them onto my face, so I push the center of the lens.) The temples grab very nicely, despite plenty of perspiration on my longer rides. There has been no fogging on cool mornings/evenings (mid 40’s) and sweat has not coated the inside on warmer days (low 80’s). I attribute this to the spacing of the lens, which does sit further from my face than most glasses I own. Other wrap-around glasses I’ve used for running and cycling sit close enough to tickle my eyelashes, which also means that they get perspiration on the inside. No such problem with these, although they still have full coverage regardless of spacing. Changing or lenses is easy, just snap into nose piece/bridge and then flex the frame slightly to slide the edges of the lens into the side grooves. The case holds the spare lenses nicely in a pouch which fits in the case along with the glasses (with a lens mounted) and a cleaning cloth. Nice tidy package! I now leave the Ray-Bans at home on every ride and use these exclusively for my cycling.

My husband needed running sunnies and chose these. The frame is lightweight and wears easily. Sporty look and shape. For his face shape, the shape of the frame wears nicely. Not oversized. Comfortable fit and wear. Comes with five interchangeable lenses: black, gray, blue, yellow and what I call gradient fire orange/yellow. They protect your eyes, yet I can see his eyes when he wears them, but I guess his eyes are still protected, polarized lenses?

Edit 2023: the nose piece plastic broke. They worked well though, no complaints until the break. The piece that attaches to the glasses frame literally split in half. Bummed and hoped I would get longer out of them, but not too shabby all things considered. Original: I was looking for something for biking in different lighting conditions. For the money, it's not a bad product. I'm not wowed by any means, but they look like they'll work just fine. The glasses are really light/cheap-feeling plastic, not sure how long they'll last, but seem durable for activity. Changing the lenses is a little difficult, mostly afraid I'm going to break something with how hard I have to press the lens and nose piece. I'm 5'8 and have a smaller face, these look a little big on me and sit out pretty wide, but it doesn't feel weird and are functional. Pros: -Inexpensive -Multiple lenses, I've used 3 of them so far and it's been really helpful having options for different light -Flexible fit, even though it's a little big on me they still work just fine -They stay in place, I haven't had to adjust them while biking even when sweating a good bit Cons: -Cheap plastic frames, not sure how long they'll last -Difficult lens changing, wish the nose piece was removable -The little cutouts on top of the lens are weird. I don't notice them a ton, but I wish they weren't there as it's not helping anything and are kinda distracting.

Great cycling glasses. Just as good as $200 glasses, and if you loose or break them who cares.

I love these glasses. This is my second pair. Unfortunately the nose piece broke and they do not offer a replacement part so I had to buy a new pair. The other issue is I did not receive the color I ordered so you may have to return for correct color. That being said they are light weight, easy to change lenses and do not fog up. I would definitely recommend.

I bought these for my husband for baseball and he loves them. He says they are comfortable and lightweight and are really great for his needs. Unfortunately, they are also poorly constructed and easily snap - this happened when he was simply removing them from his face. I tried to contact the seller via Amazon messages and no one responded. Tried again and still no response. So now I'm leaving a crappy review. Do yourself a favor and buy a different pair...these aren't worth $60.

Excelente producto, excelente realción valor precio los ocupo para salir en la bicicleta y cumplen su función tanto de de día como de noche

Nice glasses wind bocket

Ought these to fit prescription lenses into the included insert… had lenses fitted… and the insert didn’t fit onto the frame… not even close