Edge SR116 Reclus Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Anti-Scratch, Non-Slip, UV 400, Military Grade, ANSI/ISEA & MCEPS Compliant, 5.04" Wide, Black Frame/Smoke Lens

Excellent product. I only have one eye. I need sunglasses that protect from the side as well. I always seem to scratch the expensive ones. These work great and are priced just right.

After years of resisting buying plastic-lensed sunglasses, I decided to try these, since it's getting increasingly difficult to find affordable sunglasses with glass lenses. These aren't sold as sunglasses, but at this favorable price, it seemed like a good way to test the waters, so to speak.I've had them for a year, and have worn them virtually every day. They are really excellent. The copper lenses really make things pop out, it's a great tint. The frames offer maximum protection as safety glasses, better than many other designs. The fit is snug but not at all painful, for someone with a medium head size. I prefer the snug fit, as these glasses have stayed on in conditions in which others would have been knocked or blown off.By now the lenses are getting a bit scratched, perhaps more so than glass lenses would be, but I'm very tough on sunglasses. I've dropped these a number of times, and from past experience, many pairs of glass-lensed sunglasses have not withstood the drop test, but these did fine.My only complaint is that the little rubber tips at the end of the arms eventually came off. That could make it a bit painful to slide the glasses on, but I usually spread the arms apart when putting them on, and it's not a big deal.Bottom line for me is that I've already purchased additional pairs as backups in case these get misplaced, or for when they are truly too scratched; very happy with them. Although I miss some of the old Vuarnet sunglass designs, at about 1/10 the price, these are well worth buying.

I really like Edge safety glasses first saw these in a supply store locally and bought a pair when I was working for a drilling company. Then they got messed up at work do to caustic soda beads they fell in a opened bag when mixing mud my Super told me to throw them out and get a new pair so I received a new pair. Next two pairs I got online got ripped off before I ever thought of buying off Amazon. Glad Amazon carries Edge I'll get them from here on out. Quick run through they are mass produced and made overseas quality can lack at times I understand that. Nice look, gets the job done, pretty tough and I can wear them for a long period of time. From the Oil Field, Automotive and diesel mechanics to working construction and side job working on heavy equipment, they perform well for me. Oh and I put these on while driving or operating heavy equipment I like them that much. 4 stars cause it's a gamble if you'll end up with a good pair or faulty pair of these glasses.

I actually use these as my daily wear sunglasses. Bear in mind that my sunglass budget generally runs in the 15 dollar range, since they tend to either break, peel, delaminate, or get lost. But I wanted some sunglasses I could wear to the shooting range, as well as use for regular projects outdoors. These do the job admirably and are worth the 26-ish dollars I paid.I prefer sunglasses that hide the eyes -- just a personal preference -- and these do fairly well. They look pretty much like regular sun shades, perhaps a bit sturdier. I like the blue polarization a lot. I'm not sure what "aqua precision" means, but I can see through them clearly, and they do enhance colors a bit like other polarized glasses I have used. They haven't gotten scratched, and when they get dusty or dirty, I just dip them in a bit or soapy water, rinse them off, and let them dry on a paper towel. Polish the lenses up with microfiber, and they're good to go. I'm still happy with them, and if I lost or broke this pair, I would buy another with no hesitation.UPDATE Late 2021: I thought I DID lose them, so I actually bought TWO more. Then I found the originals. I really like them.

Bought these in 2013 and recently just went out shooting again in 2016. Left a pair in my nylon gun case. While shooting, a gust of wind blew the case up in front of the gun. Shot a round right into the bag but couldn't find the exit hole. Didn't think about it until a while later. When putting things away I found the glasses had broken but the lens had deflected the .22 bullet almost completely. Just bought another pair and upgraded my original rating. The full frame never bothered me and I think the lenses would easily deflect debris. In fact, now that I think about it, these glasses already save my son in law who was a little too close to a scope on his new 30.06. The impact broke skin but the glasses distributed the force out so it wasn't too bad. Saved his eye anyway and that is the point, right?I purchased two pairs of these to take to the shooting range. They fit snugly and work well with the over-the-ear type hearing protection I have. They are decently comfortable and very sturdy feeling. In fact, part of what I don't love about them is the frame that goes all the way around the lens which probably provides more rigidity and increases safety but bothers me a little since I normally wear frameless lenses.For shooting, these fit against my face so I'm not going to get a hot shell ejected behind the lens and they are clear enough to use in an indoor range. For the price they can't be beat for safety so I'm giving them four stars.Pros -ComfortableMore protection than mostGood for shooting indoorsSturdyConsDon't fold up compactlyI'm not use to frames around the lens