DUCO Wraparound Fitover Glasses Polarized Wear Over Sunglasses for Men Women UV Protection Sun Glasses Driving 8953

These work great and I ordered a second pair for our other vehicle. They came with a very nice case, cleaning cloth, and even a handy screwdriver. Be sure to measure your current glasses and match up with their sizing. They were spot on.

Came with a hard and soft case, lens cleaning cloth and a nice mini screwdriver pair. Nice surprise.Seem well made and fit over my glasses nicely. Also blocks light from the side.

I purchased my first pair of these shades mainly for their wraparound qualities. As a construction worker, I need to have shades to protect my vision when I work outdoors, but I also need safety glasses to protect my eyes from flying debris. These shades were wide enough to fit over my prescription eyeglasses, which is what I primarily wanted. And they kept my eyes safe, from both airborne particles and excess light, for over three years, a good return on the modest price.Because the lenses are polarized, they don't simply obscure what you see, as darkened lenses do. Instead, these lenses screen excess light, particularly light reflected at odd angles from solid surfaces, reducing the glare of glass and metal. Because I spend plenty of time around these materials in my industry, minimizing the glare is a high priority. When I have these shades on, shiny reflective surfaces don't blind me, but also, my vision is clear and unimpeded by darkness.So, to recap, these shades protect me from excess light, and also from flying debris. They're wide enough to fit over my glasses, so I don't have to switch between indoor and outdoor glasses; I just pop my shades on over my regular glasses. These shades are so wide, in fact, that I have no frames in my field of view, keeping my vision clear at the sides, which is important both at work and while driving. I definitely recommend these for users who need clear and unobstructed views.As I said, I had my first pair for three years. In that time, I did get them knocked around mildly, as you do in the manual trades. The left lens popped out, and you know how it is, once it comes out, it never quite fits back the same way again. These shades are sturdy enough for most regular circumstances, but if you work in conditions where you might come in for some physical abuse, you might try the next level up, because you don't want to lose a lens at the wrong moment.These shades come packaged in a zippered case with a cleaning cloth. If you only need these shades for driving, you can probably keep them in the case, and store it in your glove compartment. If, like me, you expect to wear them for work, you'll almost certainly wind up misplacing the case, because you'll seldom use it. Just put the cleaning cloth somewhere useful, because you can use it on both your shades and your regular glasses. The cloth is definitely worth hanging onto.After three years, I misplaced my shades, a routine mistake. So I got another pair. Putting them on, I realized that in the intervening years, some of the polarized finish had worn off the lenses from repeated cleaning, particularly around the edges. The new ones worked much better, in a way you have to experience to understand. Therefore, I recommend you anticipate these shades to have a three-year life expectancy. Which, at this price, is pretty good.In the market of competitive commerce, there is one ultimate statement you can make about consumer goods like these: when the first one wore out, I came back and bought a second. That's my situation. I liked these so much that, when I needed to replace them, I got the same ones again, because they filled my needs. Don't expect them to withstand too much abuse, and don't test them beyond their capacity. But for work or driving shades, I recommend them.

The sunglasses fit perfect and really help with the glare on the open water of Sarasota Bay. The glasses case really helps protect them. One suggestion I would like to make is to check and make sure your glasses fit inside their frame.

Nice quality. Husband has used Cocoons for several years but now prefers these. Not as much bulk to them as the other brand. Fit his glasses much better also. Nice find. Ordered him an extra pair of the gray lenses to have on hand.

These should say they only fit wired frames. The width and height measurements are good but the bridge needs a measurement too

I have a pair of Oakley prescription sunglasses. The issue is that they aren't progressive, so I can see the road and the signs, but it is tough to see android auto stuff like Waze, Sirius and Spotify or some of the other info stuff. I went to get the lenses replaced with progressive lens ones and it was going to be well over $300.My regular prescription glasses work great but they are not transitions type.. and those usually don't work in a car anyway. I decided to try this solution for around $25 and I'm glad I did. I went with the black color and the dark gray lenses. Perfect for what I need.. sun protection for my eyes.They look pretty good, and they fit over my glasses. They aren't super fashion, but I don't need that. They are really working well and I highly recommend them. They even came with a case with a caribeaner clip, a Phillips screwdriver tool for repairs or tightening and a lens cleaning cloth. Very nice. 👍

It comes with a great case that can be clipped to your belt loop— unfortunately it is small and a tight fit for the glasses cover.i spend to ouch time trying to put the frames inside the case.