Duduma Polarized Sports Sunglasses for Men Women Baseball Fishing Golf Running Cycling Driving Softball Hiking Unbreakable Shades Tr566

I reviewed several of these types of sunglasses and decided to go with the Duduma brand. For the price, I would recommend purchasing them too. They provide good sun protection and the polarized feature is very nice. They fit well on my face as well as my wife's face when she wears them. We usually don't have them on for more than a couple hours straight, but they do not feel uncomfortable during that time. The best part about these sunglasses are the lenses. The shape and contours look very sharp, and follow the same lines as Oakley Half Jackets. The color of the lenses is very appealing and they are high enough quality that you cannot see your eyes through them. I do hear the rattling of the lenses that others are talking about, but that does not bother me nor do I feel it takes away from the quality. If you are expecting a $100+ pair of glasses, then you will be disappointed. However, these are a great buy for the price. In addition, they also came with a case and cloth. Five Stars!

I bought them for a run in Teotihuacan, Mexico. At first, I thought I would take the risk since they are so inexpensive that it was worth to try them. When I got them, I was surprised because they look strong and comfortable. I have a big head and I wondered if they would cover my eyes since they look small. I have to say I have bought more expensive brands in the past, and size is just an issue if you like really big glasses. What I like the must is the polarized protection. I always check this fact with my cell phone and the rear camera monitor of the car before wearing them on the roam, and you can tell it is there. Once on the run, I felt my eyes didn't hurt as it happened without protection. So, basically, if you don't want to spend a lot of money but want to make sure you will be protected, this brand is a great option.

4 stars seems pretty fair, which seem to be what other reviewers are hitting at as well. I was on the search for inexpensive sunglasses as (like many other reviewers) I was sick of having to really baby pair of $100+ Oakley's. I went through a ton of other Amazon sub $20 pairs and found most of them to be sized way too large. I wanted something as close to an Oakley half jacket/flak jacket as possible. These immediately look like a pair of Oakley half-jackets, along with the XLJ style lens. So here are the pros/cons:- Excellent fit for me. I have an average to small head and most cheap sunglasses are way too big. These are snug, not tight. If you have a large head, I'd probably suggest you look elsewhere.- Looks pretty dang close to Oakley half-jackets.- The matte finish with polarized lenses look very nice and subtle. Very soft finish, doesn't seem to scratch easily though- The lenses appear adequate.- Nose pieces are soft, as are the other rubber pieces.- Comes with a small, hardshell case and soft carrying bag.Cons:- Lenses appear adequate. As comparison, they don't seem to be as dark as Oakley's polarized lenses. You can still see the wearer's eyes slightly.- I would not trust these to bend. The frame appears solid, but I could see them snapping. I would handle with general care.Overall, I'm very pleased. Even if these only last one year and then break, they'd still be worth it in my opinion. $20 is a very tiny investment for what seems to be a pretty solid product. Certainly way better than anything you'd find at a local store. I'll stick with these for quite awhile.- Polarization isn't as strong as other, more expensive lenses. Probably shouldn't expect that though. I found it to be adequate. It does take glare off surfaces.-

Another pair of inexpensive sunglasses which rival big name brands. I liked the fit, the look, and how the lenses performed at this price point. I must go through a few pairs a year so I'm always jumping on deals at the lower end of glasses, without giving up too much on quality. Will you notice that a $100-$200 pair is better? Probably, but with these you don't have to worry about theft or damage and you can just enjoy your time out and about and not worrying about them!

I bought these for my outdoor crossfit classes and they work great. Very light and i can barely feel them on my face. Lenses are a bit flimsy buy as long as you don't touch them or try to wiggle , they should stay in just fine.

The sunglasses look and feel great. However, the actual lens don't fit tight in the frame. They are thinner than the gap which they fit into. So there is a little movement. I noticed it especially when I cleaned the lenses because they moved back and forth while I rubbed them with the cloth. I informed Duduma of this problem, and they wanted to make things right. They offered to send out another pair of sunglasses, free of charge, to see if this would resolve the problem. I am impressed with this kind of customer service. I am awaiting my new pair, and expect complete satisfaction when they arrive. Thanks for caring!

These Duduma polarized glasses are a great alternative to buying a very similar style in a name brand that retail over $165 for the polarized version. The glasses come with a soft AND hard case, along with a cleaning cloth. Time will tell if they can survive the torcher I put my glass through, but for the price, you could buy a pair every few month for a year and still spend less than going with one pair of Oakley.

For the price these are excellent quality and fit of polarized sunglasses. I normally look for Oakleys design similar to these on sale but usually don't get polarized except way over $100 so I tried these. Most of rht eless expensive glasses either don't fit too well, feel like they are put together cheap, or the lenses just don't look right. These had none of those issues and are very comparable to glasses that cost much more.