Kids Sunglasses Polarized UV Protection Flexible Rubber Glasses Shades with Strap for Boys Girls RBK004

Such great kid glasses that actually fit nicely and they will keep on. Some glasses for kids are so stiff they don’t work right but these ones are flexible and actually seem to give some protection from the sun.

Bendable sunglasses that feel and look great while protecting your little one’s eyes. Sizes to fit small children with fun colors and easy function with a slip resistant band. Easy to adjust.

They feel durable and a great quality. Got them so my 3 year old best friend could match with me. Shes going to love them! They came with a sleeve case to protect them along with the string to hold them on.

It looked great and material seem strong but not strong enough. My son attempted to put it on the times and then the sides lost their shape.

These sunglasses are perfect for my 2-year-old—durable, flexible, and they actually stay on during play. The UV protection is a big plus, and the fun colors make them a favorite. Safe, stylish, and built for kids. Highly recommend!

These are amazing UV glasses for kids. I love that it comes with a strap and it doesn’t break from over extension on the hinges (at least the small amount it does). My son doesn’t ever complain about the sun in his face anymore (when he has them on lol). I do have to admit that it’s slightly hard to get the strap over the temples, but that just shows it’s worth in quality and durability. The greatest part is the price! These are plain-ish glasses, but they look good with anything my son wears. They’re easy to clean, love that the drawstring bag it comes with takes care of holding an extra cloth rather than having to use a shirt. I love that these come in so many colors and options that I’m definitely going to buy a pair for my daughter too! Buy them, you’ll be glad you did.

Worked great for my nephew!

These sunglasses are amazing. Super durable, polarized, and they come with a strap and case. They're perfect for the recommended age of kids 3 and up. They're too small for kids under age 3. HOW TO ATTACH THE STRAP The strap was very hard to put on, and there were no instructions, but I got it figured out. My first mistake was trying to push the strap straight on, as some reviews with photos have shown people doing incorrectly. But if you look at the product photos, it shows the proper way to attach the strap. You have to use the two holes on the side of the rubber, and not the small hole on the top of the rubber. If you push the earpiece through the two perpendicular holes on the strap, it goes on without breaking. The holes are still very small, and they do require quite a bit of force to get on, but they will attach without breaking.