Xloop Metal Boating Golf Polarized Driving Sunglasses with Monogram Microfiber Pouch

Had them a week or so now. I have been well pleased. They are stylish, very light, and comfortable.They keep out the glare very well - I using them, almost exclusively, for driving.Like any polarized sun glasses, they make seeing the LCD screens on cameras and fuel pumps hard to read. Not unexpected.And for the price I paid, if/when I need replacements, they will be easy to come by.Update: 06/24/2014If I have any complaint about these glasses it is that the end of the bows can, if you are not careful, touch the lenses themselves. The ends are not hard plastic, but feel more like hard rubber, but I think they could, if care is not shown, eventually start to scratch the lens.Would this stop me from buying another pair or recommending them? Oh, heck no. But thought it should be noted.Update: 11/5/2014Nose pads are connected by a screw clamp (kinda thing). These are cheap glasses but nice all the same. Problem is the nose rest broke and, even though it looks like a new one could be put in as a replacement, where is one going to find same?Since they are only a few months old, and the nose rest has gone away, I have changed my rating to 2 stars. They are WAY too uncomfortable to wear w/o the nose rest.Update: 11/17/2014$1.88 at Walmart. Package of two nose pads. Took me 30 minutes to replace both. I dropped a screw or it would have been 15. So, basically, I have a new set of sunglasses, Review going back to 4. Not 5 only because the ends of the bows touch the lenses. Lightweight and very comfortable. Cut down glare wonderfully.Update: 05/29/2016I am still wearing these cheap sunglasses. I can't believe that I have not lost or scratched them beyond usability by this time.01/08/2021Hate them so much I bought another pair. They keep making them like this, and I'll keep buying them.

I was surprised by the feel of these glassed. The arms are metal (but not hinged). They feel sturdy and are easily adjustable to have them sit where you want them on your face. I have a smaller head (size 7 in the hat department) and they are good for me. Great for Desert sunlight while riding a motorcycle or on the water. I need to be careful about being outside without sunglasses because I'm sensitive to bright light for whatever reason and these do a nice job of cutting the light. They are a little darker than my last pair which is fine for outside but I make sure I take them off as soon as I enter a building.

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered these from Amazon on January 16 and this morning (February 11) noticed that one of the nuts that goes across the front of the frame had fallen off. The little plastic washer thing was in the storage bag, but the nut itself is gone.Can't decide between 3 and 4 stars... I'm bummed that this happened after less than a month of wear (not even every day). However, they're nine bucks. Even if I have to replace them every month, that's cheaper than the last pair of Oakleys I bought. Gonna re-order right now, and just be sure to pay more attention to loosening fasteners.

They look an feel very much like a $200+ Maui Jim pair I tried at a local store. I have been using xloop sunglasses for years now, but not the polarized.These are not nearly as dark as my old ones so I can use them much more often, which I think is great. I can definitely see to polarization effect.One thing I don't like is that with the metal frames, all the pressure is on the sides of the nose from the little rubber pieces, where my old xloop plastic frames would also rest on the bridge of the nose for a more comfortable fit.Also, while these do have a wrap around, there is a noticeable place around the sides and bottom where un-darkaned light comes through. I use these primary when driving as don't like it when the sun is to my left and getting past the glasses.I would like to find the same type of lenses in the more classic plastic frame style.Until then these glasses are fantastic, especially considering the price.

Excellent polarized driving glasses. The frame turned out to be surprisingly flimsy when minimal to moderate force is applied to it (for instance, hitting your chest when you're coughing to clear yourself up), but if taken good care of, these are nothing short of excellent. I can't say if I've had extremely good or bad luck with these considering I've bought two so far and had them both stolen, but I'm planning to get a third and see if it lasts longer. Overall, and for the price, a very, very solid purchase.

Love this brand they always fit well and look great

Inexpensive, cheaply made, heavier than & not as comfortable as I wanted. But the main reason I bought them is, on really hot days, my plastic horn-rim sunglasses block air flow to my face so that my forehead drips sweat down into my eyes, which is not only uncomfortable but, while driving, is dangerous. These are better on those really hot days. Also, the thin temple pieces above my eye line don't block my lateral vision. When folded, the tips of the temple pieces touch the interior of the lenses & are bound to scratch them. At <$10, I'll be satisfied if they last one season

I don't write reviews often but decided to for these 6 months after my purchase. I have lost many pairs of expensive sunglasses over the years but was having difficulty finding a sturdy, good looking, and affordable pair. These certainly met every criteria. They are comfortable, look good, haven't broken (yet), and are at such a great price that I won't be heartbroken if I lose them. I would highly recommend and will purchase again when the need arises.

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