Radians Crossfire RPG Premium Full Frame Safety Eyewear

Great safety glasses, would recommend 100%.

I have long had Oakleys but with the large amount of Mt Biking I do I've always been hesitant to take $300+ glasses out on the trail. I've been looking for a low priced alternative, and I have to say I hit a home run with these. They were immediately comfortable; they fit me very well. I love the polarized lenses; it's very evident that they are. I do notice that if you look through the top or bottom of the lens it turns green whereas the regular, central viewing area is bluer. Not a negative but sometimes noticeable. Have not had any incidents where the safety qualities of the glasses have come into play so I can't comment on that feature but I do wear them doing woodwork and I do appreciate that I don't have to go find a pair of safety glasses when I do. Very pleased and I highly recommend them.

I have multiple pairs of these. They are great protective wear on the courts but very attractive to wear anywhere. And at this price, no guilt if they get lost or sat on!

I bought my first pair of Crossfire at a tool rental store several years ago and have been extremely impressed. While the original ones were welding glasses, I actually ended up using them as everyday shades because of the darkness, the UV protection, and the "cool factor." When my old ones finally broke (nosepad fell off, nothing serious), I gave them to my son and ordered this new pair from Amazon.The new ones are the same great quality I had expected and came as represented, in the manufacturer's packaging, and with quick shipping. I did notice they fit a tad smaller than original, but I guess that is expected of something I did not try on in-store. The slightly smaller fit is the ONLY reason that I listed 4-stars as opposed to 5.Great product, great price, quick shipping!

Great sunglasses. I’ve had two pair now. They are not to dark and not too bright. Also as rough as I am on stuff I believe they would protect your eyes. I’ve used these to mow and weedeat and had many of rocks hit the lenses never shattered.

These are the identical ones that are sold at Lowes. They just use a different part number which is unique to Lowes.I own both and have examined them carefully. The only differenceis that Lowes charges aproximately $15 more for them.

My only complaint with these glasses are the POOR VALUE they represent.I expected the polarized lens to add value, and much to my surprise after using them several hours a day for approx a month, the polarization adds nothing to the vision. I cannot see ANY differently using these glasses vs blue tinted dollar store sunglasses. Zero difference. No less glare, no less reflections off of windshields, no seeing better into streams or creeks, etc. The polarization adds nothing.Furthermore, as a value comparison, a pair of dollar store sunglasses will last me one year, maybe if I have an unforseen accident with them, I may use 2 pairs over the course of one year. By that comparison, it would take at least 13 years to be ahead of the game here. I am not thinking that these will last 13 years or longer.From a looks standpoint, they are not more or less attractive than several of the designs that you find on the dollar store rack. I currently have a dollar store pair that look nearly identical and visually work as well. Once either pair is being worn, I cannot distinguish them apart.So, while the build quality is better than the dollar store offering, it is not so much better than I would call this an upgrade. It is not. I wont be buying another pair because the value is not here.

They fit good with a hat and they didn't strain my eyes , good safety, regular glasses will break on impact these wont but they feel like regular sun glasses so they are the best I've had yet