Edge TSM216 Dakura Polarized Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Anti-Scratch, Non-Slip, UV 400, Military Grade, ANSI/ISEA & MCEPS Compliant, 5.04" Wide, Matte Black Frame / Smoke Lens

Husband has such sensitive eyes. Sunglass are a must and he needs safety glasses also so these are fantastic. Fit his head perfectly, comfortable to wear, and provide great sin protection for his eyes.

I bought these specifically for use as sunglasses, and consider their safety ratings a large bonus.For some time I have been unhappy with the sunglasses widely available. Either they have been too flimsy and easily damaged, or they have been enormously expensive. I conducted a search for glasses that, in my opinion, provided a good cost/benefit trade, and ended up with the polarized Edge Eyewear Dakura glasses, black, with smoke lenses. I am quite pleased with the purchase.While searching for these, I found some reviews that said these were very small, even child sized. I wear a hat size of 7 5/8 to 7 3/4, and these glasses fit me well. I'm a white guy with a somewhat pronounced brow and cheekbones (an image search for "scandinavian cheekbones" turns up some people who could be my distant relatives), and these glasses fit nicely over my eye sockets, just touching my eyebrows and they touch my cheeks if I smile.From temple to temple, these have an inside distance of 13 centimeters. The ends of the earpieces measure 95mm apart when I'm not wearing them and fit snugly but comfortably. I recommend measuring a pair of glasses that fit you well, and comparing.These are dark, but not super-dark. They won't fully obscure your eyes. The polarization seems good to me, and there is not significant distortion of my vision when wearing them. There is some text printed on the edge of the lens, but I don't notice it when I'm wearing them.I've had these for a few weeks, and haven't scratched them yet, for what it's worth.Overall I am very satisfied, and I'm considering getting more of them just to have some in the car.

These are much better looking, and better performing, than the price would suggest. As other reviewers have noted, they are on the small side, which for me is perfect (I wear a 7 1/4 size hat and these fit me perfectly). They have a matte finish that, in my opinion, makes them look more expensive than you might expect. I found that these had good visual clarity and didn't see any distortion. The glasses give very good coverage for your eyes, so these would be good on a motorcycle or with the top down in a jeep.Style wise, these compare well with my Bolle sunglasses that were closer to $70. But, no one would mistake them for Oakleys. They are a great pair for the price. They do not, in any way, scream that they are safety glasses.I really like these and I will use these as everyday sunglasses, especially because they are polarized.

This is a review of Edge Eyewear TSM212 Dakura Polarized Safety Glasses, Black with Yellow Lens.I did not realize it was possible to get polarized lenses in yellow until I discovered these Dakura TSM212’s. After 3 months I can say that I like these glasses a lot. The polarization greatly enhances the level of detail for me in snow - allowing me to see contours and tracks much better than anything else I’ve tried. They also work good for cycling, driving, and of course as safety glasses when working outside.These are darker than any other yellow lensed safety glasses I’ve used - dark enough that I use them as sunglasses. The tag on the glasses states “36% Visible Light Transmission”. I’ll attempt to post some photo’s with this review but amazon’s review system makes this difficult to impossible at times.These are higher quality than your typical, less costly safety glasses. They have a rubber coated frame which I helps them stay put even if one is sweating. The lenses seem quite durable - I haven’t noticed any scratches on mine even though I usually clean then by wiping on my shirt or sleeve.Optical quality seems very good. The polarization is quite obvious, and a noticeable improvement over non polarized yellow glasses. The polarization sometimes makes it difficult to read LCD displays at the gas pump or in the grocery store - but that happens with my other regular polarized sunglasses too.Overall I really like these glasses. I will probably buy another pair when they wear out.However there are two things that I dislike, which may be deal breakers for some folks. There is writing etched in each lens that sometimes is distracting when I turn my head quickly. I’ve learned to live with it, but your tolerance for this may vary. Also, the glasses tend to squeeze my medium-large sized head a bit. This really bugged me for the first few days, but now I don’t notice it at all. However a friend of mine tried them on and just couldn’t stand being “squeezed” like that. To be fair, it is gentle, and combined with the rubberized frame helps keep the glasses in place when mountain biking or otherwise being jostled about.So there you have it. I docked a star from my rating because of the above two issues. But I still think these glasses are worth consideration if you think the benefits of these well made yellow polarized glasses will outweigh the negatives.

I own a lawn care business and have used these daily for the past 3 years and they are absolutely the best safety glasses I could recommend. I go through about 2 per season from impact scratches due to flying debris I get hit with on a daily basis. They hold up well and shed most impacts. I've taken direct hits to the lens with walnut size pebbles and they didn't break. The lens provide great field of vision and clarity with the polarized lens. I've actually ran over a pair with a zero turn mower and they didn't break. You can twist the frames and they will return their shape and they tend to stay in place on your face when covered in sweat. They do however run kinda small and feel tight at first when new but seem to give a little bit after a few uses. Definitely will buy more again.Pics attached: Pair on right and front respectively are my current pair (about 2 months old). Pair on left and back respectively are my previous pair which I got in 2014