Polarized P49 Sports Fashion Sunglasses

This is my 4th pair of the P49 sunglasses and I still have 3 of them. I'm hard on glasses and I can't stand looking through a lens with scratches or chips in it. So as they get damaged they get relegated to work glasses if my parrot doesn't chew them up first. I keep a spare pair in my truck. I have a large head and these fit me better than any others I've tried and at $30 a pair it doesn't bother me if I lose or damage a pair. I've had glasses that cost me $200 that were not any clearer than these are. I've seen where people have given these a low rating because after a year or so the rubber nose pads have worn through. Hey, they're only 30 bucks do you expect them to last a lifetime?

I ordered these glasses on August 15th as a Prime member. Finally got them on August 19th.The good: A very big plus on the lens! Most sunglasses dimmed and darken colors. But these beauties toned down the sunlight and glare without interfering with everything else. I can wvwn look at my phone in its car mount and clearly read maps without any glare. Extremely helpful! Definitely a 5-star in this area.The not-so-good: The frames are made as one big circular arc with the ends pieces pressing into your head back behind the ears. If you have a big, wide head, this shouldn't be a problem. For the rest of us, the frames will rest on top of your ears or slightly in front instead of comfortably behind your ears. The glasses are a bit flimsy so there isn't any way to bend the arms into a better shape. Sadly, this area is a 1 to 2 star.UPDATE: After about 9 months of use (and care), the rubber guard on the metal nose piece started separating - see attached picture. Contacted Jimarti who said that this is normal and not covered under warranty, which is the polite translation of their unexpectedly snotty emails.UPDATE: A few days after dealing with Jimarti, I unexpectedly received a replacement set of sunglasses. Granted, the package was addressed to a derogatory spelling of my name. But who cares? In the end, the passive-aggressive customer service had changed their mind and sent a replacement. We'll leave it at that.

These sunglasses are the second pair I've purchased from JMarti. Now, let me start by saying that I'm not interested in paying a bunch of money on polarized lenses. These sunglasses are definitely not expensive, and one need not look to hard to figure out why. They're not made of any fancy polymers, titanium, or other such materials that would indicate fancy sunglasses. However, they do adequately filter the sunlight and reduce glare. They are doing exactly what I need them to do. Previously, I owned the TR22 model, which I unfortunately lost when traveling, and if anything happens to these I'll likely go back to that model. However, I'm in no hurry to replace these. They look and wear just fine for me.

I, too, have a rather large head and found that these glasses fit comfortably. I bought these for biking and like that they cover the entire eye and wrap around such that I maintain unobstructed peripheral vision. The brown tint is enough to see in most light conditions. Since we live in the North, bright sun is not a real issue, and some may find these inadequate in conditions found in Arizona. I found that these, at $49, may be a bit over priced. They are certainly not as sturdy as Oakley, but also not near as expensive. For biking, these are working out very well.

I have worn these sunglasses for two days and love them. They are light on my face and the adjustable nose bridge in very appreciated to position the glasses on the bridge of may nose the way I want. The polarization works sufficiently and contrary to other reviews, they do have a mirror coating particularly when in the sunlight. The arms of the glasses are somewhat thinner than the two other models of this brand that I own. Although I have owned this pair for only two days and cannot say how they will last over time, I own another pair for almost a year and have had no trouble with breakage or scratching. However, I take good care of all my sunglasses by cleaning them with alcohol pads and always place them in a protective case. I think that these glasses are of great value (on sale for $30) for polarized glasses with a lifetime warranty.

You could pay a lot more for sport sunglasses and get about the same or less for your money. These sunglasses have a nice feel and very comfortable. They hold to your head without the squeeze while actively running or walking. They have a low profile which works great with ball hats. The glass material appears to be as good or better than others I have worn at twice the price or more. These are a great value for the money and I am giving them five stars on just the bang for the buck price. I have scratched every pair owned in the first few years so these will not cost me as much to replace when they eventually get scratched and too marred to see through. Terminal sunglasses - these are perfect.

I bought these because the Allen Sport glasses I recently purchased were not polarized. I sail, ride bikes and, of course drive. These glasses are very light (as are the Allen), cover enough of the area around my eyes and cheeks to prevent a lot of air from blowing around them (the bridge nose pad is adjustable and comfortable) and have a nice wrap to them for side protection. The temples are lightly springy, providing good hold without a lot of pressure.The zippered case is nylon and reinforced with belt loops and a hook and also very roomy.The only caveat is the temples have a generous curve which touches the rim of my bike helmet (as do the Allen glasses). It does take a few seconds to get everything in alignment for my helmet mounted mirror adjustment and to prevent downward pressure on the nose bridge pad.