Coyote Vision Cortez Sport Sunglasses - Photochomic, Polarized

These were too small for my head, though most glasses are. Very nice that they were photochromatic in addition to being polarized. this would have been an almost perfect pair had they fit.

these are nice shades, light weight, clear vision and great for driving

The only photocromatic glasses offered, and at a great price.

The "photochromic" gimmick got me to order these, after I lost my pair of Hobie polarized with polycarbonate lenses. I paid less for the Hobies on sale at a sporting goods store than I paid here for the Coyote, and the Coyote is worse in every single way: 1. The ends of the temples are pointed metal. I stab myself repeatedly trying to put these on under a motorcycle helmet. Really, an idiotic design. 2. The anti-reflective coating on the inside of the lens is a joke, compared to Hobie. So whenever the sun is in front of you, the reflection of your skin on the inside of the lens makes everything more glaring and less clear. 3. The "wrap-around" style doesn't wrap all the way around, so if the sun is at your side, glare comes through the side of the glasses. 4. The polarization is not well-done, not as thorough as the Hobie. It's uncomfortable to face the sun in these glasses. The light tint doesn't help. And the "photochromic" feature is almost non-existent - they don't really darken. 5. Those pointed temple ends touch the inside of the lens when they're folded. Over time, you'll get two permanent scratch spots there. So...got them last night, wore them today, will be returning them tomorrow. Not worth the money, even at this sale price.

Bought one for my dad after he finished getting Lasix. They are big and look bad on me, but were comfortable. He loves them and I am buying a second pair for another relative who needs them for fishing in hazy/cloudy conditions. They don't look dark enough for bright conditions on the water.