Ideal Eyewear Sun Shield Blue Blocking Fit Over Sunglasses HD Copper Lenses - Wear Over Glasses - Wrap Around

These are THE MOST amazing sunglasses. I see better with them over my prescription. Unreal clarity.Really light non constricting. I have other overcasts that just don't work as well. I am buying another pair and going to get them for my mother and sister and husband as well. These are so amazing that you do not have to remove them when you drive into an underground garage from the sunlight, or when find your doggie doo in park, or when it goes from clear weather to overcast or rain. I know they will be good driving in snowfall. Worth every penny. My advice? Buy them you will not be sorry (well if you are you can send them back but I am not going to).

I had recently purchased another fit-over pair of sunglasses here, but found that they were difficult to use for driving, because the hinge areas were solid, and it was nearly impossible to look back over my shoulder to look for vehicles in my blind spots, requiring much head-bobbing and craning to see anything much over either shoulder. These glasses, like yet another older pair of sunglasses I had before the last pair, have a tinted window through each hinge area to allow better visibility when doing the over-the-shoulder check.These are copper-tinted sunglasses which filter out most of the blue light from the sky and surroundings. I like this even better than the polarized gray-tinted lenses offered in some other sunglasses. Which is better for you probably depends on the nature of your eyesight.

Perfect fit and great style. However, the frame broke while wearing it the day it arrived. I will reorder in hopes that the first pair may have had a slight defect. My suggestion would be to add a slight bit of flexibility in the frame. I will hopefully give this product 5 stars once my replacement arrives.Today, March 8, my replacement arrived. I am completely satisfied. Comfortable, inexpensive, and very effective at blocking blue. Because of macular degeneration, I wear them while working with my desktop, iPad and smartphone. I highly recommend Ideal Eyewear.

these totally block all glare and really help my driving awareness on the PA Turnpike; I head into the sun in the morning and into the sun after work, and I'm totally aware of the bad drivers around me in time to react to their last minute no-signal lane changing maneuvers

After accidentally losing a pair of Jonathan Paul sunglasses that fell of a boat and into the water, sinking out of sight faster than I could get to them, I found myself needing a new pair of fit-overs. Seems the JP is now more expensive than at the time of losing them; had I known, I might've tried a little harder to recover them in the murky river. But, that just prompted me to look around a bit more on Amazon for alternatives, and I'm very happy to have found these from Ideal Eyewear, as that larger side window that wraps over the top edge of the frame makes for much improved visibility to the side, reducing any blind spot from the otherwise black frame.For sake of comparison, I have a pair of PolarEyes fit-overs that I bought at Walmart that are polarized and gray-tinted, fine for most of my needs, but I still like amber lenses (or copper) at times, hence my buying these from Ideal Eyewear. I like these well enough that I may look to see if the same style is offered in gray polarized lenses, because the $18 price is easily affordable and, if they do prove durable, then there will be nothing about them I don't like. That said, I do not have anything yet to report on durability, as I have only just received them. On the surface, they appear every bit as durable as the PolarEyes, which I've had no issues with.While the PolarEyes fit me well enough to be happy with, my Flexon eyeglass frames are a style that the temple and earpieces have a slight curvature in them rather than going straight back, and the Ideal Eyewear has the same, so they fit my eyeglasses extremely well, with no sense of squeeze at all. Although it seems both fit-overs, being oversized, should have the potential of slipping down until the top of the frame is resting against the top of my eyeglasses, the Ideal Eyewear do not seem prone to that for some reason, while I wound up adding some rubber bumpers inside my PolarEyes frames to prevent that and keep my eyeglasses centered in them. I like that the nose bridge of the Ideal Eyewear is made in such a way as to create an inner flange or perhaps you can think of them as nose pads; in any case, they create a sort of shelf on the inside of the frame that cradles the bridge of my eyeglasses, apparently helping them stay positioned better.The only wish I have is that the lenses were polarized and I'm not sure why they aren't, but that seems relatively common among copper-tint lenses.

I bought two pair. Within a couple of weeks. The first one fell onto the ground and broke in the corner. So I did not say anything or complain because I had bought another pair and thought oh well it's too much of a hassle and I just don't like to complain. However just today I was bending over in the kitchen after coming in from outside and they fell off of my face And broke in the exact same location. I have pictures. This is totally unacceptable. I don't know how to contact the seller but I would like a refund or another pair. Going to complain to Amazon this is not a good product

I love these sun glasses. The provide 100 percent UV protection. I can see the GPS screen, speedometer, and the rest of the instruments while driving and they do not make the colors look wonky. They fit snugly over my glasses and provide pretty good wind and sand protection for my eyes while riding my recumbent tricycle on the beach. I bought a pair hoping they would live up to their good reviews. They arrived, I tried them, and bought two more pair. I now keep one pair in each of our two cars, and a pair on my tricycle. In general, I have never liked sunglasses, even when I lived in the El Paso desert. Sunglasses cut out too much light and made it difficult for me to see vehicle instruments or street signs when driving. Now, I use them anytime the sun comes out or there is glare. They even work pretty good against night time driving glare. The only improvement I could suggest is a more rugged protective case. I keep them in the glove box, inside the cloth bag. So far, no scratches.

I wear oversized glasses and this item fits comfortably over my spectacles. Particularly effective when driving during bright days.