HUKSunglasses, Polarized Lens Eyewear with Performance Frames, Fishing, Sports & Outdoors Sunglasses

These sunglasses are super light and they fit snugly. Not too tight to cause a headache but tight enough to stay up high on the bridge of the nose without drooping. They are polarized and they work very well. I am in law enforcement and the grey lenses look professional in uniform. I brought these as a lower cost alternative to my Costa 580G and I liken these sunglasses to the Costa. I definitely recommend them.

The colors pop more than in my Maui Jim’s at a fraction of the cost. The glasses are polarized and the slight extension on the sides prevent glare issues on the inside. I strongly endorse these sunglasses.

Nice lightweight sunglasses for the price.

I've been through my fair share of fishing sunglasses, but these polarized Huk Fishing sunglasses are a serious upgrade. First off, the polarization is excellent — it cuts through glare on the water like a knife, making it way easier to spot fish and navigate shallow areas. I fish in both saltwater and freshwater environments, and these hold up well in both.The fit is snug without being too tight, and they don’t slip even when I’m sweating or casting repeatedly. The lenses are crystal clear, and I didn’t notice any distortion. Bonus: they look sharp too — I’ve gotten a few compliments at the dock.Only downside? I wish they came with a hard case instead of just a soft pouch. But that’s a minor gripe for sunglasses that perform this well.Highly recommend for any serious angler or anyone spending long days on the water.

Took them fishing and they seemed okayGood polarized lenses. Seem light weight seemed pretty durable, as the lenses were tight not loose

My husband is on his 4th pair of these. He throws them around and wears them work. Our toddler has gotten ahold of them and they hold up well. Scratch easily but that’s why we keep buying them. These are his favorite glasses. Comfortable, great color.

Well, like many others before me, I broke another pair of Costas. I saddens me because they said it was not repairable, so I was looking for a cheaper alternative for both fishing and protecting my eyes from that obnoxious Florida sun. These definitely have a cheaper feel to them compared to a pair of Costas, but they do the job. These block the glare on the water and give more visual clarity allowing me to see all the fish I won't catch, or the submerged stump that's about to ruin my day, or my phone falling helplessly to the bottom of the lake, and every time the sun smacks me in the face, I barely even notice it's there. They do fit snuggly on my big asymmetrical head. Maybe a little too snuggly, almost like they might be trying to become one with my face. Time will tell how they will hold up but for the price I may just use these for my next tantrum when the fish gets away or FSU loses again or if I just plain want to show how macho I am in front of all one of my friends while trying to impress what appears to be an attractive female. In fact, I bought two just for that reason although I've been told I have terrible vision, and these do absolutely nothing for that. If the lenses don't get all scratched up, like other cheaper brands, from me constantly nervously wiping them every time I talk to a pretty girl it will be a huge plus. I will miss not being able to show everyone that I'm better than them with a fancy over-priced pair of Costas but let's face it, I can be the one who makes Huk a much more popular brand among those who think they can fish and bring them more business for their eyewear than they could ever imagine and that's something to be proud of.

They are a good low-cost sunglass; they are my car sunglasses and never leave it. The earpieces fell apart after a year, but they still block the sun, the glass & frames are still in excellent shape. I'm not responsible enough to buy good, expensive sunglasses, so that is why I buy cheap ones every few years.