Ladgecom Sports Sun Glasses Kit for Men & Women with 4 Interchangeable Lenses including UV Protection for Cycling, Running, Golf, Fishing & Sailing

They are okay.. Great that the lenses are interchangeable.. But are prone to popping out when you move them from your eyes to the top of your head.. Don't stretch the arms of the glasses too wide..

Cheap but just about what I expected . Different shade of lens so you and use the when it's dark and so on nice case to keep them safe better than I expected for the money so yeah. Go gets some

At first I found it very hard to change between lenses. In fairness I have got a lot quicker at doing this but it always means they are covered in finger prints after a change. For me the problem with these glasses is the actual strength and tint of the lenses. The clear ones are fine but two of the others are very dark (one very dark pair would be totally understandable) and the light pair are a yellow colour and so light that my eyes can be seen through them which I think gives a kind of 'bug eyed' look. So these might be absolutely fine for someone else but what I needed was a strength 2, strength 3 and clear lens I don't feel I have really got this.If you seriously think that you will need to carry different lenses with you (on holiday for example) then these are well made and well packaged but if you are just doing short journeys from home I'd say buy separate pairs, get the tints that you like and save the hassle of changing lenses.

Purchased as a crimbo gift.The gift has served well for Downhill MTB untill a silly sausage fell off the bike and spilt them clean in half...... Nothing would have been up for the impact the glasses had sustained,The feedback: really comfortable, light and tough wearing.They have been used for driving, running, cycling, gardening etc and has proven their worth.I have a pair of Oakley sunglasses and hand on heart these are on par with them... Not bad for a few quid..Yea....... Happy Happy :D well..... He was ha

In general the glasses seemed to be well made, after a short amount of fiddling, changing lenses was reasonably simple. All in all I was very happy with them, right up to the point they snapped while changing lenses.Admittedly it may have been me, and maybe I was changing the lenses in the 'wrong' way, but had hoped that the glasses would last more than a month. Ah well. If you're not expecting to change lenses often, then they are definately good value for money. They didn't get in the way of my cycle helmet and were easy enough to put on or remove while riding. I had no real problem with gaps or airflow or anything else other seem to mention. Just a shame they didn't last longer.

I purchased these for running, as some cheaper ones I had bought previously were useless (within a couple of miles there would be sweat streaming down the inside of the glasses and I couldn't see where I was going).These sunglasses are great. The part that rests on your nose is adjustable and that helps keep them in position, they are light and very comfortable to wear. Best of all, unless you bend over to tie your shoe laces, sweat does not run down the front of them, so you can see where you are going.They come with 4 different lenses, clear, yellow, grey and blue. I have just left the blue ones fitted and will probably not ever change them.

Excellent quality given the price. The glasses and lens, which I bought to prevent eyes watering on windy walks, come in rigid zip case within which each lens has its own protective pocket. The lens, all of which (even the clear ones) claim to give 100% UV protection, are dead easy to change. The glasses, which can be carrried the soft fabric bag included are comfortable and, so far in some pretty cold and windy conditions, have done the job.

Bought for running and cycling usage. Seems okay to change the lenses without too much force, just need to apply the right pressure and twist. One annoying thing is that when I use for cycling either in rain or dry weather, they tend to steam up very easily. So unfortunately I have to lower them slightly lower down the bridge of my nose so that I can peer through top to see clearly. Even when I change my breathing exhale to outwards rather than up my face, it makes very little difference.