Razor JP Fitovers

Side glare eliminated. Perfect fit over prescription glasses.

Best sunglasses I have ever bought! The website provided very accurate sizing information which enabled me to select the perfect size and style of sunglasses to wear over my prescription glasses. The Fitovers Razor style fits perfectly. They are made of very smooth, seemingly high quality plastic with polarized lenses and work like a charm. They are very stylish, in my opinion, and no one seems to realize that these sunglasses are being worn over my regular glasses. Not too bulky but with great lenses (no distortion at all) and sun blocking on the top and sides as well, these are the perfect sunglasses for me. I have worn them driving, biking, and simply walking around and they are great! Mine came with a nylon case that clips to a belt loop so you can keep them readily at hand and protected when not wearing them. I highly recommend you check these sunglasses out if you are looking for something to wear over your prescription glasses.

The picture and description refer to "Black Rubber" framed fitover sunglasses, but plastic--not rubber-- framed glasses were shipped. With Amazon's cooperation I cancelled the order and returned the item. But seller should have known what I later learned--the manufacturer had discontinued the "black rubber" and was now shipping under a similar number plastic-framed sunglasses.

The sunglasses fit well over my glasses but I wouldn't have known this if I hadn't tried on a friend's. It would have been helpful to have sizes and whether they were for men or women. I thought they were pricey, $50, when a friend purchased similar glasses at Walmart for $20.

This is my 3rd pair of these sunglasses - I decided to buy an extra so I have 1 pair in my purse at all times, 1 pair in the car and 1 pair in my suitcase as I have been known to lose sunglasses in airport bathrooms. I get migraines if I go outside without good sunglasses on - these block out the sun beautifully from the front and the sides so I have not had a migraine since I started wearing them. My eye doctor recommended them to me some years ago and I'm happy he did. I switch back and forth between wearing glasses and contacts - these sunglasses work for me both ways. They are small enough that they don't look outlandish when I'm not wearing glasses but they cover my glasses nicely when I'm wearing them. If you have large eyeglasses, look for a larger size of Fitovers - my eyeglasses are relatively small.

These Fitovers are excellent in every way! They have great neutral light reduction and look great too!

I recently purchased a pair of the RAZOR fitovers. They are of good quality and what you would expect for a pair of $50 sunglasses, and fit comfortably over my small frames. The downloadable sizing guide helps you choose the right size frames, but I would still recommend trying them on in person if you can find a local dealer (I originally shose the smaller Aurora frames based on the sizing guide, but when I tried them on, they were just a tad too small to fit comfortably over my glasses.)They are quite nice in terms of style - nothing like the huge, clunky old school type of fitovers (though if you have big prescription frames, you may have no choice in the matter).(I have also tried the Cocoons brand of sunglasses. They were also very good - equal in quality and style to the Fitovers. However, I couldn't find a pair that were of the right size for my frames - either too big or too small, whereas the Fitovers offers a better range).

I got the smallest model that would fit over my glasses, but they definitely look big. But it beats fiddling with clips and provides much more coverage. The lenses seem to be pretty high quality -- no distortion, good visibility, polarization is a nice plus