Bobster ® Enforcer, Matte Black Frame, Smoked, Amber, & Clear Lens

I was hesitant to buy these for several reasons:1. Not very reviewed / tested2. I'm not familiar with the manufacturer3. I wasn't sure if they are "douchey"4. I wasn't sure with the bottom fade.First, they're not douchey (at least in the circles I'm in - ranging from retiring Navy Seabee, 12 year olds, and California people in their 20's).Second the quality on these are very high.-The lense is very clear- It comes with a case, spare lenses, etc. (spare lenses are one clear one, one yellow one - I guess for using them as work glasses?)- The polarization on these are excellent, much better then the other pair I bought on Amazon. There's no splotches of polarization, it's just an even coat all the way around (VERY VERY pleased about this)- It's a soft-touch rubber all the way around, the construction is FIRM and CONFIDENT at the joints, and the frame itself feels resilient- There's an even softer rubber on the inside where the glasses makes contact with the side of your head that's even better. It feels very snug, they don't move once they're on- The visibility is improved because it doesn't block with plastic in the middle. The wrap is almost 100% (ALMOST can't see the frame at all - really you can barely see it when you're looking for it. It doesn't obstruct your natural view at all).- The top frame has a little bit of a lip on the top that keeps the glasses off your eyebrows / eye lashes (I have longer then average eye lashes, I don't bat an eye on them). It also helps keep the wind off of your eyes.- Speaking of wind off your eyes, these are excellent of being aerated, but breeze free. I haven't had any fogging issues, but I also don't feel breezes when I know the wind is blowing. -- I should mention, the bottom of the frame is very open (at least on my face), so say you're weed whacking (with the included yellow lense in the frame), if I don't angle my head down adequately enough, I would think there's a chance a shard of something could get under and injure your eyes.. (it would be a one in a million shot, but it could happen) - ALSO I have no idea (kind of doubt) if that yellow lense is resistant to being broken (as tough glasses you can get at hardware stores are)Who should buy this?- People that think they look good- People that want fair priced, high quality polarized glasses- People that want an unobstructed view- People who want an unobstructed view with solid protection from the elements (These are just short of buying goggles in terms of fragment protection, really)Great pair, grab them.

I never understood why sunglasses need to be $300.00 when you can buy a basic laptop for the same price. These are comfortable, stylish and inexpensive. The view doesn't distort my view like some others.10 out of 10

I've had several Bobster sun/riding glasses in the past and loved them, which is why I bought these, my old model was discontinued. Do not like these at all. Fit is bad, no foam for wind blocking, just overall uncomfortable to wear, at least for me. Wish I could get the old model I've been using. Don't fix what ain't broke...

Interchangeable lens - cool. However, the top edge above the lens on the inside of the frame, cuts into your forehead. The frame is not very wide - I wear a XXXL motorcycle helmet and the temples of the sunglasses' frame cut into my head (without my helmet on). The nose piece is constructed of foam rubber. After wearing these nearly every day for two months, the right-side nose piece has fallen off. See Bobster website for any warranty repairs.

It's nice to have one pair of glassed with multiple lenses. Fit is nice. Quality seems good so far. Would highly recommend these for normal wear and for riding.

Overall, very good field of vision - you don't realize how much of a difference the split in the bridge of the nose makes in other glasses until you're wearing a goggle type setup like the Enforcers. The one piece lens design is very attractive over say, the Foster Grant crud one can buy at a gas station.The visual clarity - and I've only really used the smoked lens, is simply wonderful. My only complaint, and its not going to apply to all users, is I wish they were a hair wider. The shape of this model is PERFECT for larger, bowling ball shaped heads like mine, but the very end of the temple tips dig into my head. Again, I have an obnoxiously large head, so your mileage will likely vary.Looks? Again, its very subjective. For me, a bald weightlifter guy with tattoos who dresses in everything from Slayer T shirts to business suits, it works. I bought these because I'd had Bobster goggles for my bike - and they can take a beating.

After buying 4 different pairs of various Bobster glasses and googles, which ended up being gifts for friends when they didn't fit. I've finally gotten a pair that are exactly what I was looking for. These are perfect for a person like me who has a wider face, the others, even some that are listed a Large, were designed for narrower faces. The only negative are the nose pads (?) . My nose is kinda wide at the bridge so I've had to heat the pads, I doubt that's what they're actually called, a bit to give a more comfortable .These glasses unlike some of the other Bobsters are made of a rubberized textured as opposed to light plastic so they seem a lot more rugged.Overall I love them and it seems that my search for the perfect pair of glasses is over.

Unfortunately, I did not like these sunglasses. Although they are listed as "oversized" they were much too tight for my Large head. Also, the pictures don't accurately show the shape of the frame; the top frame goes up from the center outwards bilaterally giving the glasses an odd shape. Not what I expected from the pictures. What I did like was the matte finish and the extra lenses. I will be looking at Bobster's other styles.