KastKing Skidaway Polarized Sport Sunglasses for Men and Women,Ideal for Driving Fishing Cycling and Running,UV Protection

Update: wire them fishing on multiple occasions now. While they are polarized, I was able to see through the surface better with my more expensive pair. Also, these have a weird orange hue to them, which is weird since I bought the blue lenses, but I adjusted to it. Value=10 Fit=10 Polarization=5 Quality=6 For the money you can't go wrong, if you are less worried about money...you could do better. I have worn Oakley's or Costa for the past 20 years. This is the first time I have bought a sub $100 pair of sunglasses, but welcome to the new economy, decided to feed my kids instead of dropping $150+ on the other brands. Now .. these are not $150 pair of glasses, anyone who says they are as good are full of it, never owned a pair, or bought their pair from a shady street vendor. With that out of the way... They do look the part, better than I expected. Super light weight, not sure about durability. But for the price, I honestly might be converted if they hold up decently well. For the price I can buy 3-5 more pairs, so even if they are destroyed after a year I am coming out ahead. I have a few fishing trips coming up, im I will update after using them on the water. I bought the matte black with blue lenses.... Look nice, not mirrored

I have purchased a brand of offshore fishing glasses costing hundreds more my entire life (I'm retired now). Purchased these glasses and they are 100% as clear a lens and fit as the expensive glasses. Seem sturdy, time will tell. Yet for the price will not be going back spending several hundred dollars just so there is a logo on the frame temples.

I’ve had these about a year. My lenses are not scratched because I’m not abusive with them. They stay in my Jeep. I wear them fishing and they have made a few trips to Disney World and Dollywood. I’ve put them in my pocket in and out of a backpack too. The lenses are not scratched and have great visibility too. I’ve got them around my neck right now. They will be visiting the Bahamas and Jamaica next week. They are 90% the quality of Costas and about 10% of the price.

Scratch Easily, other than that they have been a solid pair of polarized glasses!!

Bought the Skidaway and Hiawasee's to see which I liked best, decided to keep both even though each pair has a couple issues. My experience is based on 5 days in the Pacific Ocean off Monterey Marine Preserve, very sunny, lots of reflective glare, 67F ambient, 52F water temp. Skidaway w/Ice Blue lens Unfortunate the lens is not available in the darker cobalt blue, the Ice Blue is a bit light for being on open ocean all day. The glasses are light, fairly comfortable, the lenses could be 1/4"/10mm taller for a little more coverage. Salt water immediately left spots on the lens and required a dip in fresh water to clean. Hiawasee w/Cobalt Blue lens The darker Cobalt Blue lenses were superior on open ocean with bright sun and glare. The wrap around design did block more light but also fogged at times during heavy work. Again light weight, same salt water spotting issue, but one other annoyment - the extra long temples would hit my under side of my hat when our zodiac hit waves causing the glasses to pivot then lift off my nose bridge. Without a hat they would be fine and top of my ears would be burnt to a crisp. I will keep both pairs as they are good, just not the best I've ever owned, These will become spares as lord knows I constantly lose, damage, or totally break my sunglasses while in the field.