Foster Grant mens Command SunReaders® Segment Style

These fit my face well (weren't too wide/big) and look good, the reading glasses portion blends right in with no visible line so it doesn't look like I'm wearing anything but regular sunglasses, and they aren't polarized which is great for being able to look at certain screens and devices and still see everything.They are durable, especially for the price. The spring hinges really help. They aren't indestructible but mine have held up well. I did get a small scratch on the lens, but that's because they fell from being left hanging on a hat hook. Am buying a 2nd pair so I can have a backup.

Good quality, broke after eight years, It was high quality glass and durable metal.New is better looking, looks stronger on the hinges, not sure glass is plastic or glass material, if is plastic looks like high Quality plastic lens . I am sure glass can be cost prohibitive for Foster to use. But Viewing is still much clear in my 8 years old version, which I am trying to find a way to repair the broken metal.Recently I purchased the competing product at $3 more by “Design eye” that was definitely plastic lens with very poor view, I had to return it.I like Foster so far, I wish they could use the same quality glass lens they did 8 years ago

Have a few pairs of mostly aviator style sunglass readers - a must for the glare at the beach for instance - but also good for well about anything when you don’t have your regular readers or don’t care to take em. These are nice and dark and comfy - you’re not going to mistake em for the real expensive offerings out there but for the money these are a good and dependable choice .

Perfect for reading and blocking sun. Nice to have a durable pair that lets me avoid having to switch from readers to sunglasses. Would buy again

I was happy with these sunglasses since they seemed to be good quality, sturdy and were great for driving and going to the beach and reading on my Kindle. I always kept them in a soft padded sunglasses case (see the pictures) and carried it on my purse. Less than two week's of use, I am taking them out of the case and they fit very loose on my head. That's when I noticed that one leg was broken. It doesn't look like the legs are replaceable of fixable. There is no link to contact the seller to even ask for a leg replacement. A good quality set of sunglasses, like I expected from Foster Grant, shouldn't break in less than weeks when being stored inside a case.

The glasses worked very well for my use case. I use them in a car, and the small reader lens allows me to read the dash board. Overall, I found them very functional. But, my original pair broke in the middle of the left side arm for no apparent reason. Seems to be a product quality issue. I did purchase a second pair since they work well for me, but I do have quality concerns.

Yeah, they are cheap. I use them to drive, and so I can read the GPS. Sometimes, it's hard to read the exit numbers on google maps... But with these!!! THEY are GREAT! The reading part sit's perfectly below the dash, so I can see normally while I drive, and when I look down I can read all the Phones GPS. Even makes it easier to see the backup camera. I'm buying another pair in case these happen to get lost or scratched up.These are pretty large frames (good for me)... Good for a mans face, the frames are about 5.6" wide. Comfortable for me.Bonus, when driving out to eat... keep your sunglasses on, and you can read the menu as well! :)Cons they aren't as nice or as dark as my regular sunglasses, I just use them for driving mostly, If I go on bike ride or hike, I'll switch to my better pair.

I needed bifocal sunglasses. Not easy to find in the local discount stores! There are great- bifocal and polarized - and they look great as well!