ShadeCore via Amazon has
3-Pack Fanshen Men's Polarized Sunglasses (various) on sale
from $9.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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phoinix for sharing this deal.
Available:
Features:
- Block 99% harmful UVA/UVB rays
- Scratch- and impact-resistant lenses for durability
- Lightweight frame with soft nose pads and spring hinges
- Secure fit for fishing, golf, cycling, and daily wear
- Includes pouch
Top Comments
On a side note, these bots are getting a little too sophisticated for my liking.
Community Reviews
These polarized sunglasses are best as cheap backup or beater shades, with decent glare reduction for driving and bright sun. The fit is comfortable for some faces, and the curved arms help them sit well enough for beach, pool, or car use. The three pack makes the price feel practical for throwaway sunglasses. The main caveats are fit, since they can run too large or too tight depending on head shape, and durability, with reports of scratched lenses and frames that can break or rub color off.
Common Questions (5)
They are best treated as cheap backup or beater sunglasses rather than premium eyewear. They can be fine for throwing around or leaving in a car, but the frames can break, lenses can scratch easily, and the color may rub off.
They can run small or tight for wide faces and large heads, and some people find them too big overall. The curved arms make them comfortable for some wearers, but the lens frame may not look wide enough on larger faces.
Yes. They cut glare and reduce eye strain while driving, and they work well in bright sunshine, including after eye dilation. The polarized lenses are described as decent for the price.
It is a reasonable deal for three sunglasses, especially if you want inexpensive backups, but it is not viewed as a special bargain by everyone. The set has been seen at the same price before, and similar-looking packs can be found cheaper elsewhere.
They can be good enough for the beach or pool if you do not expect high-end quality. For rougher use, the lenses may not survive the beach and the frames can break, so they are better as low-cost shades you do not mind replacing.
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They also have no protection for your eyes. Literally trash.
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