Sports Sunglasses with 5 Interchangeable Lenses

Ive seen glasses identical to these popping up on Facebook adverts for twice the price so I was sceptical about ordering these thinking they would be cheap and nasty.Cheap they are but nasty they are not.They come with a hard case and a soft cloth bag depending how you want to store and carry them as well as a cleaning cloth.There's also something to make the hard case into a bag or attach it to your bike or something but I haven't used that.The lenses themselves are decent, I've tried them out but only worn the polarised sunglasses and the yellow filter ones for actual bike rides.The sunglasses are great and work as they should, the polorising lenses give puddles and metal drain covers a weird little sparkle sometimes but I assume that's how you know they work.The yellow lenses I wore on a dismal overcast day and whilst I don't think they improve visibility at all they gave me a psychological boost as it doesn't seem so full when you wear them. They're not a substitute for having decent lights if you're riding in low light or dark but they do keep flies out of your eyes when it's not bright enough for sunglasses.If I'm riding in the dark I think I'll choose the plain lenses.Fitting the lenses was a bit of a faff on the first time but once you've done it once it's easy, the only problem is fingerprints that you have to clean off afterwards.If you need prescription lenses there's a little adapter that you can fit to the inside of the glasses with your prescription in, I haven't used it so I can't attest to if it's comfortable with it in or not.All in all great value for money and wearing them you're not going to be as worried about breaking them or losing them as you would with a £100 pair of Oakley's.

I like that there is a strap alternative to the arms. These sunglasses are comfortable to wear and it's easy to change the lenses. There's a knack to removing the arms which is tricky and might cause them to break if you get it wrong. There wasn't a clear lens, which I would have liked, I tend to use the grey one in bright light & the yellow one in low light. All in all quite a good package. Not the best I've had but a lot better than the worst.

The media could not be loaded. These have been excellent for my husbands bike rides, As he can change and adjust the lenses according to the location and weather. 2 of them are particularly good for UV protection and direct glare. All 5 serve a function that will come in handy in the nights and days coming into winter. And as they say, Safety first! And there's nothing more important than eye protection. It comes with optional hard, and soft carry case, And a lens cloth to keep them clean, There are also some nice little extras bundled in there, So this is definitely a bargain.

These are cheap, comfortable and attractive (as cycling glasses go). It's pretty easy to swap the lenses, and I like the carry cases (a hard one and a soft one). I was a bit disappointed to find that only the dark glasses are full UV protection UV400 polarised. The colourful lenses, which are the nicest shade for still being able to see the road, are described as "protect eyes from the damage of ultraviolet, infrared and other harmful rays" but are not polarised and don't have any specific UV rating, which makes me a bit nervous that they might actually give no protection at all.

As the English weather is getting better the longer day light is here and cyclists are gradually getting back on the road.Package Content:1x Cycling Glasses frame5x Acrylic glasses1x Neck string1x Draws string pouch1x blank small glass frame1x small 3d printed art work1x cleaning ClothThese bicycle glasses are interchangeable. Simply remove the glass from the frame and change it depending on the light. The one I really liked was the dark one. You can see the 3d printed art work which you cannot see through with the glasses or any other colour replacements. The one that I also liked was the yellow one which I can use it to take great pictures on the corals, the colours really brings out from the yellow filter. The one that is transparent is helpful when riding in the dark and also protects your eyes. These interchangeable glasses have little gaps above for better air circulation, so far no insects have passes through it yet, phew! The arms of the frame is rubbery and slightly curve giving a sturdy feel and better grip on the sides. This can be worn by both men and women.Overall looks great and sturdy bicycle glasses.I really hope you found my review helpful and would love for you to click on the “YES” button to say so. If you don't think my review has been helpful, before you click on the “NO“ button to say I was unhelpful, I would love you to leave me a comment with your thoughts, so I can try improving my future reviews

The reviews for these were a bit mixed - but I thought worth a try as the ability to change lenses was pretty important to me. I do a lot of mountain biking and when it's muddy you NEED eye protection, but if the light isn't great, then with sunglasses you can't see.So far I've been very impressed. They come in a hard-shell Oakley style case - even the logo is clearly an Oakley copy! The frame is pretty solid with padding on the arms. The actual lenses - you get 5, are very thin and changing them over can be a bit tricky although once you've done it a few times it gets easier. I can see me breaking one at some point during this process, but it means the glasses are pretty light to wear.They are quite wide so you get excellent peripheral vision - they come with a band to hold them in place. I've only used the clear lens so far, but I've had a look through a couple of the others - the polarised one is excellent in sunny conditions.For the price, these are a bargain!