LensCovers Polarized Wraparound Sunglasses | Wear Over Sunglasses | Fitover for Glasses

I was hesitant to order these because they cost a little more than I wanted to spend, but they are worth every penny based on how well they fit my glasses/face and protect my eyes in the harsh South Texas sunlight, with a nice wraparound. I appreciated that this brand offers multiple sizes, including Small, which works well for my petite face. The tortoiseshell rim adds a little visual interest to a silhouette that is decidedly not what I would deem fashion forward. Be sure to measure your glasses carefully and compare against the size guide—I found it to be very accurate. My petite rectangluar frames sized 48-16-130 fit perfectly and snugly in these Small Lenscovers. I plan to buy at least one more pair and stash them in our vehicles. As a wearer of progressives whose prescription is continually changing, I’m thrilled that I don’t have to drop hundreds of dollars on prescription sunglasses that might not even last me more than a year.

Comfortable and effective fitover sunglasses These polarized wraparound sunglasses are a great solution if you wear prescription glasses and don’t want the hassle of clip-ons. They slip easily over my regular glasses without feeling too bulky, and the wraparound style gives full coverage from the sun. The smoke lenses cut glare really well, especially when driving or spending time by the water, and they noticeably reduce eye strain. I appreciate that they look more like regular sunglasses than oversized “fitovers.” The black frame has a clean design, and while they are a bit larger to accommodate glasses, they don’t feel heavy on the face. The side lenses are a smart touch—they block sunlight coming in from the periphery, which is something my regular glasses can’t do. Worth noting: make sure to measure your prescription glasses before ordering. These fit well over medium-sized frames but might be tight on anything larger. Bottom line: A practical, well-made pair of polarized sunglasses that comfortably fit over everyday glasses, making them ideal for driving, outdoor activities, or just enjoying a sunny day without squinting.

When I first opened the box, I was a little disappointed. I wanted over the glasses sun-glasses that looked COOL, if possible, and not like cataract surgery glasses . These did not look as youthful as I was hoping. There is something about the "roundness" of the sunglass lenses themselves that make you look kind of bug-eyed. And there is no case! Noda-- not a fabric pouch, box or nothing! (This is why I gave them one less star) Disappointed, I threw them in my car just in case I needed them and planned to keep wearing my nicer looking prescription sunglasses, even if the prescription has changed a little :( The first time I wore them I was very PLEASANTLY surprised at the functionality of these glasses. They wrap around your existing prescription glasses very nicely. (my glasses are about 2.3" from the top of the eye glasses to the bottom, and I have wide temples, so they are not what I would consider small.) One of the nice features is that the sides of your eyes are protected too...they have little pieces of sunglasses on the left and right side of the ear piece that blocks side sun, something my regular prescription sunglasses do not have. I had no idea that this would REALLY make a difference when you are driving. The color I purchased was the black. The anti-glare seems great, and the quality of the view/vision through the sunglass lens is impressive. They are lightweight and work like a champ! Keep in mind that I currently live in Arizona, and it is EXTREMELY sunny here. These are AZ tested, my friends! My only wish is that I didn't look like an old cataract surgery patient (sigh)! So, I compromise. I keep them in the car, and I use them every day I drive. I doNOT, however, wear them into a store or at a party or anyplace I want to look cool. My suggestion: Give up a little street cred, and get some good driving eye protection already.

I bought these 8 years ago and I use them on my daily commute. I clean it in an ultrasonic cleaner twice a year. All of the lenses are clear and have no haze. The arm hinges are smooth and have never squeaked. The outer plastic coating is flaking off in large chunks. It is not a danger to falling into your eye as they do not flake, they lightly peel and stay attached. I have no complaints. Would buy again

I have these in two different sizes--Small and X-Small-- to fit over two glasses of different sizes. I have a small face, so I find it frustrating to find fitovers that are not way too large. The Instructions in how to select the sizes were perfect. To find sunglasses with such a range of sizes at such a low price point was such a find. They feel light, which is wonderful for fitover glasses, but they don't feel cheap. But so maybe they won't last for ten years, or even two (although I expect they will), at this price point, what is there to complain about? With them fitting so nicely, they actually are very stylish. I keep one in the car, and one in the house for reading on my Balcony. Now I need to get the company to use these frames in multi-sizes, and make Blue-Blocker fitover glasses for wearing a few hours before bedtime, so that Melatonin will not be so suppressed when exposed to screens, and even the normal lighting in one's house. They would need to block as close to 100% of blue light as possible, and not just the amount blocked for daytime computer use.The research on the increasing issues we are having with sleep is growing to gargantuan proportions, so you see attention to these problems all over now, and likewise, the sale of products designed to facilitate sleep. Good Blue-Blocking glasses do just that. I just want to add that these frames are so much better than Solar Shield fitovers. The side arm has quickly broken in two different pairs. I didn't even get through one month before each one broke. They also have more sizes, more colors, fit much better, and look more stylish.

UPDATE: Well, when my brown sunglasses were stolen, I decided to buy another pair. Thought the red ones would be fun, based on the color in the photo. WRONG! The color shown here is a wearable red. It is deceiving. The glasses arrived today. They are blazing bright, almost electric red. Might look good on a 17 year old rocker, but not something I can wear in public. Waste of my money. Maybe I'll just wear them when I cut the grass or on Halloween. VERY, VERY sorry I bought this color. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I bought the brown glasses. Nice rich color. Very comfortable and fit nicely over my copper colored wire specs. My prescription glasses are a smaller frame, but these sunglasses are very "roomy" and I feel confident they would also fit easily over a larger eyeglass frame, such as a heavier plastic frame. Seem as sturdy as any other sunglasses I have owned. I really like the wrap around feature, which protects in every direction. The only negative is that they do make my GPS in the car, the car clock, and radio screens etc. a tad difficult to read. It's a "side effect" of polarizing. Any pair pf polarized sunglasses will do the same thing. Benefits far outweighs this minor drawback. Like them so much, I plan to buy another pair in red. A happy purchase!

These are great firstly because they don't look too goofy. You could say they are a little "granny", but have you perused sunglass styles lately? At the moment, big seems to be back. And these are only as big as they have to be, in the XL size, to fit over my own prescription frames. A really nice feature is the side "window" that achieves two things - no side "leak" of unshielded light but some peripheral visibility. I bought these because I was going to be working outside with powered yard tools, but that is only an occasional need for me. What was more surprising was what a huge upgrade this was from my regular prescription sunglasses or clip-ons in terms of comfort on days when my dry eyes act up. I do take Restasis, but sometimes still the sun can be actually painful, and these glasses are the difference between feeling mostly okay and being really comfortable - important for driving and outside work. A family member has frequent migranes, and a few days after trying my glasses, bought her own pair. She already wears sunglasses at work when her headaches act up, but again, these block considerably more light, especially side light, than any regular pair of sunglasses. You'll want to get a case specially made to be big enough for protective eyewear, and I'll update this review if I find one worth the recommendation. I'm just really happy to have something like this that doesn't even look like the industrial/work glasses that they are. And no, people won't notice that you have these over your prescription lenses unless the temples (ear connection-to-frame bars) of your prescription glasses are really thick and garish.

These are an extremely nice pair of cover ups. The size small covers and fit nicely over petite frames. I was surprised that the side lenses don't block as much as you would think. Not considered a blind spot but an awareness of the frame around the sides, But does not inhibit peripheral view at all. I probably could size down to an extra small, and due to the surprisingly good quality of these it will be worth it to try. These were way better than expected, and glad I took a chance on these. Only downside: They pull your hair with the rubberized arms when removing them. Hold the side frames out and away from your head when removing. Second, they are too big to fit into the sunglasses compartment in my car. Putting them in and out of the microfiber cloth bag (included) can be a challenge and I can only hang the bag from the blinker control. Who cares? This is one of the best investments I've made. Follow up August 2016: these were purchased in October of the prior year and as awesome as they were, they were only used about 1/10th of the time between October and August this year. The pin has come out from one of the "arms" and forever lost. This does render them unusable until we find a suitability sized pin to repair them. Perhaps reinforcing the pins from the date of purchase may help prolong the life, but no guarantee. Too bad, but I did like them so much, I would order another pair anyway, but this is disappointing to see < 12 months' life from them :(

Couvre bien les lunettes de prescription de mon mari

Great polarized glasses. I wear prescription glasses these help a lot while driving during the day.

Just what I need. I have tried various other overglasses but none seemed to fit well over my unusual shaped glasses. No glare and great lenses.

Good polarized sun glasses. Durable. Very useful under the Sun. Good for driver. Price on the high side.

Si me gusto pero me quedan un poco grande