JiMarti XS Sport Wrap TR90 Sunglasses UV400 Unbreakable Protection for Cycling, Ski or Golf

Great sunglasses for everyday wear and active wear

I bought 3 pairs with different color lenses. The amber (orange) is the best! I'm always struggling when hiking with dappled light...most smokey sunglasses are too dark. These work to reduce the glare, but maintain enough brightness to actually see! I also wear them mowing the lawn where I walk in and out of full sun and shade. The best part is they don't fog, or very little, even if I stick them on my sweaty head for a moment while in heavy shade. I was worried they'd be too big (I'm a woman who wears a smallish glasses size), but they are snug and I don't worry about them falling off. They are a large lens size, so aren't exactly fashionable, but I don't care because they just work. And if I wear them with a mask, I can be totally incognito. Ha ha! I'm going to get more pairs.

I am a recreational runner (about 15 miles a week) and I live in an area that gets 360 sunny days a year so excellent eye protection is an absolute must.I bought these because my regular shades tend to fog up before I hit the one mile mark. I didn't realize how heavy my regular shades were until I got these.They are very light and only fog up when I wear them too close to my face. A minor adjustment allows the air to flow and the fog clears right up. I have worn them for 2 weeks and approximately 25 road running miles. I got the silver/orange style and they make me look like a 70s Comic Book heroine (that's a good thing). My small children think I'm a super hero. They call me Rainbow Girl. I'm not sure what her powers are, but I'll take it.They seem durable. The price was about right. The shipping fees and timing were reasonable. I didn't experience my eyeball reflecting back at me that the other reviewer did and I like that others can't see my eyes with this model. Dunno why exactly but I like that bit of privacy.The reasons I didn't give them 5 stars are because the arms interfere with my headset and that is very annoying. I have to adjust every half mile if I want to keep my music in my ears and their "footprint" is rather large. They take up a lot of real estate in my purse.Otherwise a fine product and I would recommend them if you need something and don't want to spend a lot of money.

When I first purchased my bike, I did not anticipate having to get new sunglasses. After some additional resource on appropriate kit, a constant recommendation was to get protective eye ware (more than regular sunglasses). I have found with my casual sunglasses (Oakley's), that the lenses are constantly getting dirty and very difficult to maintain. I also noticed during long exercise that the glasses (Oakley's) would build up sweat and start to fall off of my face. With this background in mind, I decided to splurge on these very affordable sunglasses based on other positive reviews.For a pair of sports glasses, they have remained remarkably clean throughout my ride. I was expecting some fog or moisture buildup on them, but have not had even a hint of such things after five rides (accumulates to about 11 hours of riding). Secondly, they fit quite comfortably, even though I have a somewhat large head. Once I put them on I do not even think about them for the duration of the ride; even with sweat, I have no fear of them falling off, once they are on I don't even think about them until I get back home. The sun protection seems to work well.As far as the style, I would not recommend wearing these as your casual sunglasses except as a temporary replacement; however, the point is that these are functional sunglasses and the looks are more than adequate if that is your concern.

I ride about 200 miles a week and have gone through several pairs of glasses in the last few years. At times if they get uncomfortable, or if the sun goes behind a cloud, I'll slip them onto the collar of my jersey to give the eyes some breathing room for a few minutes. A bump or two later and they're chattering away into multiple lanes of traffic (I'm pretty sure glasses are designed to bounce in the direction of the most possible traffic in any given situation).Anyway, tired of looking for deals and trying to keep things affordable, I gave these a shot. I was certainly hesitant to purchase online for obvious fit reasons. That being said, I have a larger head (I wear a 7 3/4-5/8 ball cap), and these fit perfectly. They feel loose... but don't budge once they're on. They don't slide down my nose, and while they're dark enough to sheild from the sun, they're certainly light enough that I have had no issues riding in thunderstorms when the sky is darkened. I wouldn't wear them at night... but they're not magic, so I don't expect that. They are also extremely comfortable, so between that and the nice level of shade, I don't think I'll be taking them off nearly as frequently.For $20, I'll certainly be buying another pair when I break these (by my own fault) in about 6 months.

I love these sunglasses. The are light and comfortable, yet they stick to my face in spite of the sweat that pours off of it. The nose piece is the key and keeps them right in place. They also offer full coverage and don't let in any unwanted light. Very easy to clean and so inexpensive that I don't feel bad if they ever do hit the ground, which has only happened once when I was taking them off. They have never fallen off during a ride regardless of headwind and turning to look behind myself or for any other reason. The only down side to them in my opinion, is their weight. They are so light that they seem fragile. Their weight is, however one of the reasons that they are so comfortable. I will be buying other pairs when these do get lost. So far they are what they advertise, Unbreakable.