De Ding rimless titanium polarized Sunglasses

Do not buy these if you are rough on sunglasses. These type of sunglasses are easy to damage but that is not a fault of the manufacturer. It is due to the style. The same is true of the much more expensive Maui Jim sunglasses. The good point, is this style is very light and the arms are very easy to adjust. If heavy sun glasses bother you, this is a good option.For inexpensive sun glasses, these look very good. They include a decent case and the quality is quite good for the price. If you are looking for something similar to Maui Jim titanium sunglasses that you don't have to worry about damaging, these are a good option. Are they 100% as nice as the Maui Jim sunglasses, no. They are about 70 to 80% there but at almost 1/10th the cost, they are an excellent option for a similar style when you don't want to take a chance on damaging or losing the much more expensive Maui Jim.On this specific version, they are good for a smaller or narrower face. They fit my GF perfectly. I don't think they would work as well for somebody with a large/wide face.

I love these sunglasses. They are so comfortable and lightweight.I've had some sunglasses in the past that seemed to cause eye fatigue... but not these.The only "downside" (as other reviews have pointed out) is that - because of the design - you must use two hands to put them on. Basically there is no hinge at the temple so you must use both hands to stretch the arms apart to put them on. This also means the included zippered case is rather larger and bulky.If this in not an issue I highly recommend buying these.

Be advised that it took 6 weeks to get these. So don’t be in a hurry. But, they are better than I expected. I have been a solid Maui Jim customer for years and they quit making the one I liked. So I started the search and for the price, you cannot beat em.

Fantastic sunglasses, very light,flexible and flashy 👍

These are great sunglasses for the money. I would buy more pairs if there were 55mm lenses and different colors. 60mm lenses are for people with big heads. Some stores sell similar sunglasses that appeared to be manufactured by the same company, but I haven't found any 55mm lenses.

They are promoted as wide glasses but are extremely small.

they had a really bad quality. almost broken after a few days because of a poor attachment to the "glass". it's just loosy.

Love that they are super light and comfortable.Great shades!