TSK216 Polarized Safety Glasses - Military Grade ANSI/ISEA & MCEPS Certified, UV 400 Protection, Anti-Scratch & Non-Slip Wrap-Around Design (5.04" Wide, Black Frame/Smoke Lens) - Ideal for Construction, Shooting, Cycling & Outdoor Work

The polarization on the lenses are nice. They fit nicely and protect my eyes. The polarized lenses add to the vibrancy of the colors and reduce glare.Great product, well crafted blocks out uv ,very clear and comfortable.Great Buy, love these glasses.I wear all day driving I will purchase again.I've been wearing these for years and this is the first order that didn't have the rubberized section on the arms. Good? Bad? I'm not sure yet but that rubber was the failure point, so I'm guessing they fixed complaints.With the older style, there was a rubberized piece on the arms that would eventually become un-bonded to the plastic part of the arm. I'd stick some glue in there and keep on trucking. Now there's no rubberized at all and there's a flare to the end right where it goes over the ears. This is fine when wearing them but if you wear a cap while working, well...that's where I haven't figure out if this is a great fix or not.No rubber to fall off, good. Sometimes goes into or outside of the cap due to the flairs...50/50 there so far. Sticking safety glasses on and having them stuck in the cap and hovering over your nose is a goofy thing to fix that I'd think the flare would fix. Guess I should put them on differently than any other glasses I wore for over 40 years.I guess I'm complaining about the random times the flare gets shoved into my hat and not over the ear. Still good glasses. Major complaint is the same with all glasses or face masks with coatings...one scratch or dot on them, ruined forever. I replace these just like any other coated lens or facemask...something ruined one little spot and it's forever distracting.They seem really nice, however if you have a rounded head like myself than more oval you’re going to hate these glasses! They squeeze at the temples and don’t sit snug. Leave a large gap both above your nose and below eyebrows.I do alot of shooting, i do not have to remove them which is a huge plus, they are constructed well and very lightI've had some expensive/brand-name sunglasses in the past in both gray and amber tinted lenses. The amber lens tends to be my favorite and really helps make hazy bright, overcast or rainy weather driving much easier for visibility since it improves contrast for those types of conditions.Many of the mid-range priced sunglasses I've owner had lightweight and so-so durability frames. Either the lens would scratch first in the worst place (right where you look straight ahead through the lens) or the frame would finally fatigue and break.I saw these glasses and since they were safety glasses w/ extra hardened lenses, amber in color and polarized as well, they looked like they were what I was searching for in "driving" sunglasses.WOW!....delighted with the fit (rubberized and feel light and perfectly contoured against the face for extended hours of use), the amber lenses are a perfect range of density; not too dark nor too light. They seem perfect for all-around use, even during sunny and bright days as well. For overcast and darker days, they were a blessing and worked superbly on a few long trips. They clearly do improve contrast where needed on those gray/overcast type days. For bright sun, they work well too. Polarization is excellent. They remove all glare from road, water and other reflective surfaces.The frames of these sunglasses seem built quite sturdy and do not look anything like a "safety glass" typically would. They are stylish, hold to the face well while providing plenty of grip so they do not move around on the nose yet offer no tight feeling that might give your a headache from too much tightness on/near the temples area if worn too long. You can wear these for hours and not have any discomfort at all.I was so delighted with my first pair that I ordered a second pair today just before posting this review.Regarding specifically driving, these really are "safety" glasses and will provide safer driving on the road.I don't dare use them as safety glasses since they will serve another purpose completely and remain in my car at all times. I'll pull out my other clunky old pair of safety-glasses when I just need eye protection.Highly recommended. Very satisfied with this purchase.My partner has a few pairs of polarized sunglasses by Edge Eyewear and he absolutely loves their durability and style, so I thought why not take the plunge and order my own? I was worried initially that they would be far too large (as I have a rather narrow head compared to his), but they fit absolutely perfect! the frame is durable, and the lenses are a huge upgrade from wearing non-polarized sunglasses. On the edge of the left ear piece there's a sharp piece of plastic at the end which tends to catch on my hair, but a quick filing down solved the minor annoyance and they've been perfect every since!Purchased these safety glasses for work & as they do look nice, the scratch resistant is not very accurate. Within 3 weeks of wearing these sitting in the bobcat the fronts of them are completely scratched. Worked good for the first month as “safety glasses” but not much longer than that. If you work outdoors I do not recommend these.Seemed to scratch very easily. Got a nice scuff mark in the left lens about a week after using it while running a skid steer. My coworkers and I have been using Edge glasses for a couple of years now and these seem to be on the lower end of the series.Both sets fit well cover the exposed area giving the feeling that they do there job and protect your eyes as they proclaimed . I can work without fidgeting trying to reset slipping glasses allowing concentration to be focused on the task at hand.polarize allows continuous field of vision no matter where sun is or reflections are situatedUsed these on many different jobsites for a couple of months. Felt comfortable and protected my eyes nicely. A co worker had stepped on them, which broke once of the temple joints. I expected a bit more from Edge,