Coyote Vision USA HDP3 Sport Sunglasses - Polarized Lens

I have worn these driving, hang-gliding, hiking, and "around town" - they are a good fit for my small face and comfortable to wear all day, with good polarization and not too dark tinting, works for both bright and can't-decide-if-I-need-sunglasses-or-not light. The only problem I had is that once I adjusted the nose pieces to fit the bridge of my nose, the glasses no longer fit flat in their case, but this is a minor concern as long as you don't sit on the case. ;)

At the price I baught 3 pairs, gave one to my wife and kept one as a spare for us .

These are a nice fit for small faces, unfortunately, I don't like to see all around the edges of my sunglasses. I think it kinda ruins the effect of wearing sunglasses in the first place. If sun and glare can easily get in over the top and sides, then they are useless to me. But, looked kinda cool. Tiny lenses! More like a rectangular John Lennon type of glasses than anything else.

These sunglasses are very light (16g), well made (metal, bolted and screwed), and comfortable (spring-loaded arms flex outwards and the nose pieces are independent if not very soft). The polarization is moderate, so I notice it but can still read LCDs (watch, phone, etc.). However, the quality isn't up to that of more expensive glasses. There are sharp edges on some plastic pieces. The spring-loaded arms flex outwards but not smoothly. The case is cheap plastic and will probably break soon. The tint is not dark enough for strong sun but is wearable in most conditions.They fit my small face well and the optical quality is good enough so they serve my purpose. You can get better glasses for more money, but the weight of these and lack of frames around the lenses may make these and excellent buy for the price [$].