COSVER Mens Polarized Sunglasses for Men Sports Driving Cycling Running Fishing Golf Unbreakable Metal Frame Ultra Light

I lose, break, crush sunglasses at a good clip, so buying expensive glasses is not my usual M.O. I'm fine getting $20-$25 glasses, figuring if they break, get scratched, etc, they get replaced. I liked the looks of these glasses and bought them specifically for a 10-day canoe trip in Canada. As others mentioned, there is a strange distortion in the lens, particularly in bright light. It's hard to describe, but it almost a double vision when looking at objects. On top of that, after less than 2 weeks of use, the coating/etc on the lens came off in spots making the sunglasses essentially useless. I don't recommend them, even as "toss away" glasses.

I bought a pair of Duco Men's Polarized Sunglasses 8177s a couple of years ago. They were great glasses but after two years of rugged use, it was time to replace them. Since there were several sets of sunglasses in the $20 range, I thought I'd give another brand a try just to see if one was better than the other. To my surprise, the COSVERs are the exact same glasses as the DUCOs for a dollars less. The only difference other than logos is that the COSVERs don't come with a microfiber bag. They do, however, come with a microfiber cloth and carrying case. The glasses have been perfect for bright sunny days mountain biking and skiing. I previously owned name brand glasses and for the price and quality, I'll stick with the Ducos and Cosvers going forward.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I agree with all the positive reviews about this polarized sunglasses. I’ve read the reviews so I bought it for my husband who is always outdoors working in the field. I like how it eliminates the glares and the harshness of light when you put it on. He no longer has to squint his eyes when in bright light. This is a great gift for him this Christmas. It’s not only functional but also looks cool and handsome. I might get one for myself too. I highly recommend this to everyone especially those who have sensitive eyes to bright light.

Well for the price, it is what it is. I like the spring loaded hinges, make breaking at the hinge a lot less of an issue. Otherwise, they don't really shade out the side like a good pair will and has one majorly annoying issue I literally cannot look past. While looking through the lenses, you will see a glare of the nose piece when viewing and it drives me absolutely nuts. At first I though it was outside glare but, taking them on and off confirmed the issue.

I purchased these sunglasses for my son for his 36th birthday and I was not disappointed. I had never heard of this brand, so I was a bit skeptical at first. But they arrived early in a beautiful black rounded case with silver hardware. I was so impressed with this case, the zipper itself was gorgeous, not just plain, or hard to zip up and down-it is very sleek. Inside, the glasses were held in a bit of very nice, smooth plastic, not the cheap kind. The sunglasses were of complete masculine elegance! They were a deep, jet black. They are UV protected and polarized so no glare or the need to wrinkle your brow. The lenses were not real thick and gaudy but had a slight slant around the edges that made them very fashion-forward. They go straight across the bridge of the nose, so no annoying nose piece to deal with. The part that stems over the ears is slender, laying comfortably around the back of the ear; slim, not thick. They are very comparable to Ray Ban sunglasses but these are no knock offs! They hold their own against all the $200 sunglasses. I had one of my other son's try them on and they looked so stunning that he wanted a pair for himself! I am very pleased with this product and am waiting to hear from the birthday boy!

Though the materials seem sturdy, and I like the metal finish, as soon as I put these on I could tell they felt crooked on my face. Seems about 50% of sunglasses I try on do that. Cost doesn't appear to make a difference, as these are literally 8x more expensive than the broken plastic pair they were to replace. Those cheap ones FIT better, though the materials didn't last. On this Cosver pair, the nose bridge pad seems like a good idea, but it actually holds the lenses away from my eyes more than I like. I can very easily see under the bottom edge of the lenses, so I know glare from surfaces below my face will, at times, still easily make it into my eyes. This seems to be partly due to the distance of the lens from my face, but also the lens size being a bit small.Lastly, the product box was crushed on one end, though there was no damage inside to either the glasses or the protective case. But it doesn't give me great feelings to open a perfectly shaped delivery box and find a well-damaged product box inside. I might excuse this if I had purchased a refurb or scratch and dent item, but not something brand new.

Needed a new pair of sunglasses for daily use after my old pair got damaged. It's not easy to find glasses that I'd like that'd fit my face. I rarely write review but I'm writing this to hopefully help you decide since I rely on others' reviews.I've high cheekbones so glasses tend to "cut" into my face & no nose bridge doesn't help either. I measured, for this review, my face ear to ear...lol...it's about 11 inches. These glasses fit perfectly. The nose pieces are very strong but still adjustable. The lenses are amazingly clear. I love looking through them in bright sunlight! and I can see clearly indoor too. So when your hands are full, you don't have to worry about flipping up your glasses. The price had me worry but they're as good as my other pair that costs almost $80. I'm getting a silver pair as backup for running and cycling.