WindRider Polarized Floating Sunglasses for Fishing 100% UV Protection

Almost every day, I spend several hours on the board. These sunglasses appealed to me for a variety of reasons, one of which is that they float. They're still in excellent condition. The polarization is great because I can see the reef and the fish, and they're dark enough that I want to put them back on as soon as I take them off. I no longer have to worry about sunscreen on my lenses thanks to the coating. I purchased a second pair for my husband, and I would highly recommend them. Mahalo!.

Haley Peck

| Sep 16, 2021

To begin, I must state that I did not purchase these for use on the water. These were primarily purchased for use in the car. They are, in fact, fine. The one issue I have with them is that they darken everything while reducing contrast and clarity. The radio display in my car is black letters on a light auburn background. I can easily read the display without them on, but I can't read it at all when they're on. So these could be great for boating, as they are advertised. But I wouldn't recommend them if you want to use them while driving.

Zachariah Little

| Oct 16, 2021

They float well and are easily visible in the water because they are white. When I first put them on, I was concerned that the white rims would be distracting, but after about ten minutes, I had forgotten about them. The bridge makes more contact with your nose than the nose pads, which isn't ideal on a hot day, but it's not a deal-breaker for me. My head's arms are a little too tight in the back. For reference, I'm wearing a 7 5/8 hat. I haven't noticed any difference from the vents yet, but that could be because they are working. They arrived in a nice zippered case with microfiber lens cloths, which was a pleasant surprise. They aren't too dark in the shadows, which is exactly what I wanted. The trade-off is that they are a little bright in direct sunlight. I took them off to see the difference, and it was clear that they helped a lot more than I had anticipated, but they are brighter than regular dark sunglasses. Overall, I'm pleased with the purchase and believe the price was fair. These were the first two pairs I came across that met all of my criteria: Wrap-around and reflective UV blocking, polarized, and floating all around.

Tyson Russo

| Feb 07, 2021

This was a little snug for someone with a larger face, but it was still comfortable. The view was incredible through the green polarized lenses. Although the colors would have been better if they were a little darker, they were bright and amazing to wear. I had no fogging issues with the lenses, and they didn't let in any noticeable light while I was wearing them. Several of my dive buddies have tried them out and intend to purchase them. br>As a diver, I am extremely satisfied with the product and would purchase it again. They worked wonders while on the beach in Florida as someone who is sensitive to sunlight.

Deborah Adams

| Feb 23, 2021

They float, which I really like. So that's my comparison. I traded in my 20-year-old Oakleys for a pair of these. I wanted floating sunglasses, so that was the main reason. The nose piece is made of a rubbery substance that makes my nose feel sticky. Although I prefer plain plastic, I believe I'm growing accustomed to the rubbery sensation. They fit well, but the sides of my head are a little tight. This design, I assume, is to keep them from blowing away in the wind. The blue lenses produce a "yellowish" view through the lens, with some things even having a rainbow effect; it takes some getting used to, but it's actually quite cool, especially when looking at storm clouds. Overall, these are good sunglasses at a reasonable price.

Yousef Pearce

| Aug 08, 2021

There is a gap between the lenses and the frame. The frame appears to be smaller than the lens. I really like the shades, but I'm not a fan of the gap. It's also worth noting that the gaps are visible in the featured images.

Tiffany Phelps

| Jul 09, 2021

Following the loss of my Oakley sunglasses on my boat (I lost my Oakley sunglasses about 8 years ago), 10 times the amount of time spent on outdoor activities. Oakley claims it's for performance, but their gear flies off your head or sinks in the water in a gust of wind. br>br>These were a pleasant surprise, and the polarization is identical to Maui Jim's. On a cruise, I wore these and they stayed on my head despite the strong winds. I like how they fog us less, because wearing a mask with glasses, even with fog spray, is extremely difficult with Covid. br>br>Excellent glasses that won't set you back $150 to replace if something goes wrong with them.

Wynter Hinton

| Dec 07, 2021

These were purchased as a present for Father's Day in 2020. It appeared to be fantastic - good fit- They did, after all, float. However, after about a week of daily use, the lenses become impossible to see out of. There was no chemical exposure and only lens cloths were used. We contacted the seller to inform / request advice if a defect had been reported, but received no response. Based on this, I would not recommend purchasing the copper/inshore glasses because the film on the lenses became distorted/even flaky with the best of handling and there was no response from customer service.

Frank Montoya

| May 12, 2021