zeroUV Classic Eyewear 80's Retro Large Horn Rimmed Style Sunglasses (3-Pack Smoke Lens (Black + Red + White))

I have purchased lots of these now. I stopped spending a ton on sun glasses years ago because they're gonna break or get lost regardless of them being $10 or $150. I like that you get them in a two pack for less than $20 and they look awesome. The style is on point. There are a few issues but no big deal because of the price. The first is the hinge gets loose or breaks fairly quickly inless you baby them. Buy 2-4 at a time and keep one in a drawer. When I break mine I go to the back up pair and then straight to my Amazon list and get more coming. I usually do a survey of my buddies at work and see who's low on shades and I'll buy extra for everyone. They're that inexpensive it doesn't matter, just do it. The only other thing is, you gotta get the polarized ones. I decided to try the 80s retro ones for the dudes at work. You are literally a blind guy with those on. They are so dark that you can't see on the sunniest of days, let alone the early evening. That's all. They're almost perfect, but at that price, buy a bunch and don't be a cheap whiner.

I have purchased quite. few pairs of these zeroUV glasses. That is not to say they do not last very long. That is just to say I usually sit on, or throw something on or break something off glasses. These are very stylish and good inexpensive sunglasses that you will not mind if you break them other than you will not have sunglasses.My only complaint. Not being wrap arounds.. Most of the styles of zeroUV have a horrid glare that reflects into your eyes when the sun hits you from the side (like driving to the work in the AM and driving home in the PM) I have noticed some of the zeroUV's lenses are worse at this than others. My favorite ones are the clear frames with the blue lenses. But unfortunately the face side of those lenses are like a mirror themselves lol..They are enjoyable though

Nice glasses, they don't feel cheap or anything. 4 stars because they sit a bit close on the bridge of my nose and leave a red mark, but that's just because of my face shape. Buying in bulk is also cheaper, so when I inevitably lose one pair, I can just pick up the next one.UPDATE: wearing these during the summer is really difficult. I don't wear a lot of face makeup- moisturizer and sunscreen mostly, but having that moisture (added to sweat) leaves a black part wherever the glasses touch. They look and feel great, but its kind of frustrating to take off your glasses and have someone mention the black line under your eyes.

You get what you pay for.I bought these being a college student with a low budget. I really wanted Knockaround glasses, but these are half the price so I decided to give them a whirl. They really protect your eyes, stylish and durable. The only downfall is that the sides are stuff when you open and close them. But I guess that's better than being flimsy and loose. I really dig the "clear" frame (more of a smoke color) and then awesome lens. I may order another pair in te future unless Knockaroud has a better deal or have more cash to fork out. Other than that, these glasses are a solid 4 stars!

I like everything about these, though l prefer the grey polarized lenses.Lenses would sometimes pop out while cleaning, but thats okay. At least l know the frame won't crack, as other brands of this design have done in the past from too tight a fit.

These are cheap sunglasses that I use in the summer for the beach because they're so cheap it really doesn't matter when I lose or break them. They are not high quality and if you wear sunblock the exterior will eventually bubble and peel off where they touch your face. This time I ordered them the inside of one frame had some weird blemishes/scrapes that you can't actually see if you wear them. I honestly lose both pairs by the end of the summer usually so it doesn't matter to me but if you think you're getting a great deal for the price you are not. They are just super cheap sunglasses in every way if that's what you're looking for like me.

Update Aug 2016: It turns out the color is actually just a dipped coating, unlike well-made sunglasses. If you wear them for a while, the coating will start to rub off. The search for a decent bargain pair of sunglasses continues.Worlds better than $5 gas station knock-offs, for little more cost. Build feels surprisingly sturdy, although I expect them to be quite scratch-prone, and wouldn't be surprised to lose a hinge within a year. Pick them up as casual beaters and understand what you are getting for the price.Looks aside, the lenses are DARK. That can be a pro or a con based on your needs. You will not be able to see indoors with them. Perhaps not the best for driving, as it can be difficult to see a dark speedometer. But they block a ton of light, making them great for bright days.-1 star for poor quality control, as my pair arrived with minor scratches and blemishes. Again, they are beaters, so those blemishes would likely be there by my own accord within a few months. Just a bit disappointing. Mine DID arrive with one glasses pouch, but I wouldn't recommend trying to cram both pairs in the pouch.

For 10 bucks, you really can't beat these. They don't feel top of the line, but I wouldn't expect that for the price point. They are snug around the face but not too snug. The lenses are almost two dark; if there is any sort of cloud cover or shade it can get difficult to see through. I bought these as a throw around pair for going to the beach or some activity where I wouldn't want to take a more expensive pair. They're perfect for that.