Crossfire Safety Glasses

My Wife uses them as sunglasses. She loves the fit, and the look. I had seen a friend wearing them, and bought a set for my Wife. Just FYI, the friend that was wearing them can afford to pay hundreds of dollars for a pair of sunglasses without missing a beat, and they CHOOSE to wear these. Being safety glasses also means they are durable, if you have a tendency to be rough on sunglasses.

My husband loves these glasses they are light and feel comfortable. He found these at Home Depot a few years ago but they don't carry them anymore but was happy to see them available on here. Even though they are listed as Safety glasses he just uses them as sunglasses.

Great value

These are cool glasses. Quality seems good. It's hard to find comfortable glasses when you have a nose that's crooked from being broken, but these are comfy. My main concern is the lower coverage. I do landscaping and while mowing or trimming pretty sure I have had small objects strike where there is a fairly wide open space at the bottom. Would be great if they sat a little closer to the face. I will probably give these to a friend or just use them as normal sunglasses when I'm not working. The red mirror tint is way more red than yellow, IRL they look more like the stock images than the customer pictures, in case that's a concern for anyone. Will update later in terms of scratching and fogging if I keep them.

I love these glasses! The 1.5 diopter is great! Very durable, they'll scratch but last longer regular lenses. A drop to the pavement may scratch it. I've had great eye protection; the color of the lens is perfect for me. Brown tint gives more detail in lower light. Excellent comfort too. They don't rub the back of my ear or wear hard on my nose.

These are excellent bi-focal glasses for clarity and coverage making for excellent driving glasses. The impact resistance is an added benefit for outdoor activities.

I will be ordering more! Most definitely worth the money!

They are nice, optical quality good, good sun blocking like sunglasses. Just too small for my head/doesn't cover enough of my eye area. I usually wear XL sunglasses if they're available (ex oakley) for reference 6'4" 225lbs.