Ryders Eyewear Flow Sunglasses - Interchangeable Lenses

I spend alot of time outside from golf and hunting to motorcycle riding. Nice having interchanable lens, but the glasses are just a tad small for me.

Great case and storage for extra lens. Could use some instructions for changing lens.

Didn't cover my whole eye, fit too close to my face.

Great glasses for my husband- but we still can't figure out how to change the lenses as there were no instructions. They fit well- and polarize well

Easy change lenses with the 3 basic lens needed. Especially nice to have clear ones for buggy night rides. The look is not the greatest but I got blue--which may be the problem. Comes with a nice case and padded lens holder.

lightweight and comfortable - perfect for outdoor activities.

Comfortable and lightweight. I especially like the nose and ear grips. Have worn them golfing and biking and they don't slip or move around even when sweating. They are a smaller design, but that's what I need. Also, have not figured out how to change the lenses.

I doubt truly fog-free sunglasses exist, but with the open-bottom design, these come close as any, and the price is right. They look good without screaming, "Look, I'm wearing sunglasses!" The optics are quite good -- no blurring effect, everything sharpens as it should when you put them on. They're lightweight, comfortable, and stay in place -- unnoticeable while I run or bike, which is what I want. The only downside is that lens change-out is a little harder than it needs to be. It requires enough force that I have not found a way to do it without gripping the flats of the lenses, which means they have to be cleaned/wiped before use. The zipper on the case doesn't seem long for this world -- it already tended to get stuck right out of the box, so I suspect it will die soon enough. Overall, this is an excellent product for the price. It's ridiculous what you can spend on athletics-oriented eyewear, and I would be genuinely surprised if the extra hundreds of dollars you *could* spend on a similar product would actually pay off. So if you're prepared to spend $200 - $500 on a pair of sunglasses, plunk down the pittance on these first, try them for a few weeks, and ask yourself if you still want to spend the extra.

The glasses fit fine and were comfortable but I tried to change lenses and could get the dark lenses off but could not get any lenses back into the frame.

I bought these for my adult son. Loved the style but glasses were way too small. I kept them for myself. Fit is fine for a woman but lenses are difficult to change and no directions are included. Trial and error. Not an easy task.