Progressive Multifocal Reading Sunglasses Men No Line Bifocal Sun Readers with Core Wire Zero Top Spring Hinge UV400

The work great. Great for driving or working outside. What I like is if you need to check phone or ready instruction you don’t have to go get your readers.

I love these sunglasses with readers! The progressive lenses let me see clearly at all distances without those bifocal lines. The sunglasses are stylish and protect my eyes from the sun while I'm reading outdoors.

For reference, I’ve a 7 1/2 head. These glasses are suitable for a child’s head not a full grown adult. Even the lenses are too close together and the entire frame is too tight on my head to wear more than just a couple minutes. So if you’re around the same size as me; keep looking. Excuse this isn’t what you’re wanting unless you enjoy headaches.Can’t comment on the lenses as they literally are to close together to be of any use.

Good product that I need to reorder. My pair broke… no good deed goes unpunished. Life is good just joking.

No se ve bien de lejos , no lo reconozco

These are a couple of notches above the competition. The temples are reinforced with metal inside, like expensive prescription glasses frames. Not just plastic, like much of the competition. The frames are large enough for my jumbo sized cranium. The lenses are high quality and seem distortion free, and they’re not hazy like some of the competition. The reader section is positioned well, leaving approximately the upper 1/3 of the lens unmagnified for distance vision. The tint is not super dark but is plenty dark enough to be comfortable for driving on bright New Mexico and west Texas summer days. I like these enough to have bought 2 additional pair after the first one arrived, so I could have a set in my car, my work truck, and in the house.My only suggestion would be to also offer these with a polarized lens for fishing/boating.

There seems to be a wide range of opinions on these. For twenty bucks though...these serve the purpose of a $450.00+ prescription pair, that I would prefer not to wear in circumstances that might damage them.

After I had Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) surgery for cataracts, I went from being severely nearsighted (20/200) to crisp, clear distance vision (20/15). The only minor downside was that I needed reading glasses. And while I can see the dashboard instruments reasonably well, it's challenging to see my mobile phone's GPS screen. Hence the need for these sunglasses with progressive reader lenses.In a nutshell, these perform exceptionally well during most daytime driving conditions, providing the full range of clear vision I need and want. These glasses are comfortable, and don't look dorky. The frames and lenses are of good quality, and aren't bulky. They've earned a permanent place in my car's sunglasses holder.