ROCKBROS Photochromic Sports Sunglasses Mens Pickleball Glasses Cycling Glasses MTB Sunglasses, with Removable Elasctic Band

I used to carry three different pairs of glasses in my pickleball bag. I will not play without eye protection, so I had a clear pair for early morning or late at night when sun isn’t an issue, I had a pair of sunglasses and I had a pair of yellow glasses for glare. The clear and the yellow were basic safety glasses from a big box store and they didn’t have the best visibility because they kept fogging up. I was continually changing out glasses based on lighting and it took up a lot of space in my bag. These glasses were recommended by a friend on the courts, we have very different face shapes and this pair looked great on both of us. She is taller, I am smaller. We have recommended these to all of our friends. The price is amazing! I can wear one pair for several hours ( they are comfortable and I don’t notice that I am wearing them) The lenses change with the light, they don’t fog up and the visibility is excellent. .I even stopped wearing my more expensive sun glasses….for this price and quality, I will be picking up another pair….

PROS: Bought these for pickleball. They are my new go-to eyepro. Better than the Ti.... brand which fog up on me, better than the "python" (Ek..... O3 Bones knockoffs) with lenses poked out, whose thick frames are a little distracting... These sit pretty far in front of the face. No worries about eyelashes brushing the lenses. These are ZERO fog, even when not moving around. I have a larger than average head, these don't squeeze at all. Not on the side of the face, not behind the ear, nothing. No distortions (color or shape.) They come with a hard case, a pouch, a microfiber cleaning cloth... and also a couple of weird things... you can remove the side arms and replace with an elastic strap. Also there's a snap-on insert for if you have a prescription. Good if you need it, I guess. They automatically darken (just a little) in the sunshine. CONS: The auto-darkening feature is slow to reverse at sunset. The nose bridge is adjustable, but it's a bit wide so if you have a small face maybe these won't be good for you.

Glasses look good and worked well with my first use inside. The glasses were comfortable and I had no issues with my peripheral vision. I am having difficulty removing one of the arms so cannot use the goggles yet as I don't want to break the glasses pulling out the arm. Instructions within the package would be helpful.

perfect!!!1

Really nice glasses at an unbeatable price. To avoid injuries to you eyes this is a must for Pickleball, especially if you play close to the net. After several games of tennis, pickleball and boating the pros are: It's comfortable, nice looking, does not fog, photochromatic, come with an interchangeable strap which I use when boating, comes with a nice hard case and it doesn't hurt the piggy bank. My other pair of glasses, which I paid five time the amount, function exactly the same as the Rockbros.

Decent for the price. It does darken but doesn’t get dark enough in full sun to protect when trying to hit a lob and accidentally looking up at the sun. The nose bridge is difficult to adjust and is a bit oversized for someone with a small nose. The case is nice but is too small for the with the strap attached. As seen in the image, the plastic connector on the strap sticks out too far.

Got it for pickleball. I have an Asian face with low nose bridge. Lenses doesn't touch my face at all. Nose pads are adjustable if you want the lens further away from your face. No foggy lenses during hot sweaty playing time in Hawaii. So far it's working out for me.

Terrible for cycling especially mountain biking. I’ve tried several version of RockBros and these are the worst so far for mountain biking and cycling. The first ones I tried are great except they extend a little too high and touch my helmet causing minor discomfort while riding but tolerable. With a few more mm of clearance those ones would be top notch. The second version I tried broke. The arms have a design flaw and cheap plastic that breaks after several months of use. The photos of this one make it look like they would sit low and remove that issue. That assumption was wrong. The helmet hits these glasses with every bump in the trail and wearing them was so annoying I thought about throwing them in woods. Instead, I put them in my pocket and cut my ride short to ditch the glasses in my car. As for none cycling these fit loose and feel like they going to fall off my head if I move quickly. I think this because nose bridge sits farther out than other sunglasses. I never got to test the photochromatic feature but have found their other glasses work well for cycling. The optics are decent for the price and speed of change is pretty good. I would not buy these again for biking or any other sport activities.