Mens Sunglasses with Bifocal Reading Lens Half Rim Sports Fashion (Bla

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Great for driving.These are good sunglasses, and the bifocal is really handy for use while driving. I have a hard time reading the instrument panel without my "cheaters", but they are hard to use when you're driving and have on regular sunglasses. These do the job fine. The bifocal is low enough that you don't see them when looking at the road, but when you need to glance at the instrument panel the bifocal is in just the right spot that you don't have to adjust your head much at all.5*** JUNK - Break VERY easilyAwesome on my motorcycle. I can see the gauges clearly and barely notice the transition. In other applications the line is very apparent and you need to force yourself to look at the top half of the lenses.UPDATE:My original pair broke in half when I pulled them out of my motorcycle jacket. I thought maybe it was because I kept them in my jacket. I had another pair in my car that I kept under the sun visor. No strain on them at all. I pulled them out one day and they broke in half as I was putting them on my head! Only a couple months old!UPDATE #2:My 3rd and FINAL pair just broke the same way. I am 3 for 3 with this JUNK. 3rd ones broke in almost the exact same place.I bought a pair of the DeWalt branded bifocal sunglasses. So far, so good with them.1Could have been betterThe product arrived in simple plastic bag packaging (not a problem and expected for the price). The lens optics seem nice in both the regular vision and "biofocal" sections. The 2-stars off a for the seemingly cheap plastic used in the frame construction (I've bought cheap glasses in the past with much nice feel to the plastic), and the fact that the frame is so curved inward at the temples, with cheap plastic inflexibility, that they hurt to wear for more than 10-15 minutes. Likewise, the nose piece is hard enough to also cause pain after 15 or so minutes of wearing. Again, I have bought a few pair of cheap glasses that are always you-get-what-you-pay-for, but never had a pair that hurts so much to wear, due in part because of the type of plastic used in the frame and nose piece construction.3Great substitute for prescription sunglassesThese were inexpensive sunglasses with cheaters built in. My distance vision is pretty good uncorrected but my up close vision needs help. My primary use for these were for going fishing so I could tie knots. I got the +2 diopter and I think it is a bit too strong. When I break or lose these (and I will) I'll get the +1.5They fit me well and I wore them all day this past weekend with no discomfort. It did take a bit of getting used to as my everyday glasses are progressive lenses. Once I got used to them, it was smooth sailing.I will buy them again and I have recommended them to friends who seemed pretty impressed with them.Side note, I wore them last evening for a 1.5 hour drive into the sun. Once we got where we were going, I switched to my glasses as the sun was going down soon. A couple hours later, we drove the 1.5 hours home and I couldn't find the sunglasses. I eventually located them in the front passenger seat. My dad had sat on them for the whole trip home and they were undamaged. My guess is they were in that space between the seat base and the seat back but they seem no worse for it.5ExcellentAfter using 1.5 reading glasses for a while, I noticed some difficulty making out small details when working outside with ordinary sunglasses. I usually removed the sunglasses for more light which helped some. These inexpensive bifocals work just like regular sunglasses until you encounter something hard to make out. Then with a slight upward tilt of the head, there it is, in perfect focus. I had been using 1.5 glasses for reading, and these bifocal sunglasses also came in 1.5 (and higher magnifications).5Nice glasses.I like these a lot.They fit tight on my face,in fact I had them so flush against my face, when I was working outside,sweat ran down the glasses instead of in my eyes.One thing, I would like to have been able to had a choice of was, the top bifocal lens being 1.00 strength,for clearer vision, and the 3.00, to read with. (I use a 1.00 strength for mostly everything else.) (Little windshield wipers would be nice too,just kidding.) Great product.5Let the Sun Shine!Ah, I love it when technology (as in material(s) and production processes walk hand-in-hand down the aisle of the church of consumerism and market a product this functional and fill a need we never even knew existed until we stumbled upon them! Seriously, these are wonderful additions to the 'fashion-accessory-bag' of many active folk (especially those who have a few miles on their odometers) and find it necessary (or desireable) to have bi-focals in their sunglasses, enabling the once-embraced past-time of reading copy when outdoors, enjoying the day, and all that 'being outside' has to offer. If you're a 'couch-potato', this doesn't mean much to you, but if you still like the sunlight, and you don't have the 20-20 eyes you once enjoyed (if ever) as a youngster, you're gonna love these specs! And the price! Hey, these are a bargain, and tough to boot! I've already destroyed one pair, and ordered another, as nothing I own lasts very long, but these are indeed a scratch-resistant and tough pair of glasses!5They work well and I like the Bifocal on them it lets me read my ...I purchased this item on April 17, 2016.They work well and I like the Bifocal on them it lets me read my Garmin with out my regular classes . a win win but today I was putting on my mirror "Bike Peddler Take A Look Cycling Eyeglass Mirror that clips on the frame " and it broke in half. I know that they weren't expensive classes but I think they should last a little longer then a couple of months sense I don't were them every time I go out riding . so I think that I might just think about taking a look at a different pair of sunglasses next time when I go out and buy new ones. I just wanted to let folks know about the defect. if you don't use a mirror on them than they are OK but when riding on roads you need to see what is coming up behind you .3Pleasantly surprisedI was pleasantly surprised by these. The top part of the bifocal is large and very clear. The bottom part is smaller, but large enough that I can read with them. They are also dark and give good protection against UV rays. They're not as good as progressives, but I didn't want to spend $200 for them. For the price I think they are definitely worth it.4I really like the lens part (tint and good quality along with ...Well, this is the second pair. I really like the lens part (tint and good quality along with bifocal).first pair started rubbing bridge of nose(plastic at two points coming through rubber pad) I thought it was a fluke or came from being on dash in car and softening pad. I did not request a refund or replacement fiquring I needed to be careful with next pair. Received second pair and within two weeks same problem. If you look closely at a new pair you can see the plastic knobs(or raised parts) pushing into rubber pad.Just seems like a bit of a design problem(pad two thin).I really like the glasses otherwise but probably won't try again.Sorry this seems so drawn out,but you inquired if I would like to review.3

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Mens Sunglasses with Bifocal Reading Lens Half Rim Sports Fashion (Black, 1.25)

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