Pacific CoastOriginal KD's Biker Sunglasses (Black Frame/Smoke Lens)

Exactly as described

Love these glasses, and I have a "fat head". I wear a Large / XL hat (more on the XL size), and it's TOUGH to find glasses that fit perfectly.I've always worn wraparounds from Fossil and Wiley X, but wanted to see how these felt and looked, especially for how affordable they are (vs the $80-120 cost of the others)!Someone else mentioned that "if you're a 'real' biker, you'll know what to do to get these to fit". Well, in case you own or want these and haven't hit that 'real biker' status yet, here's how you're gonna wanna do it.Get a metal file (such as one from a Leatherman / multi-tool) and file the corner/edge of the arms down at an angle to allow them to open wider. This is important, because if you DON'T do this, when you try to bend the arms out further to fit your face, they will bend and tweak the bridge of the nose area, causing the entire set of glasses to warp and feel weird and, thus, too small on your face.Once you've gotten the arms filed down enough to go around your head comfortably, the next step is to get your lady's hair dryer. Turn the thing on, preferably balanced on the counter top pointing in one direction so you don't have to hand hold it, and then once it's as hot as it can go, hold the glasses arms (the back end that'll go around your ear) in the path of the hot air.Hold it there for about 20 seconds, turning the glasses around and back and forth so that you heat up all around the area that the arm bends (just do one arm at a time!) and then, you should be able to bend the arms down with your bare fingers (it shouldn't be too hot, but be careful).I bend mine down and "in" so that they wrap around my ear and press snugly against the back of my head.Once both arms have been bent to your liking, you may want to do the same to the nose/bridge area of the glasses, so that you can bend them in if necessary.That's the best part about these glasses - they're 1/10th the cost of any 'fashionista' brand, rated to be as safe, and you can customize the hell out of them to fit your face perfectly without having to worry!

IVE BEEN A FAN OF KD GLASSES FOR OVER 20 YEARS. LIGHTWEIGHT BUT VERY DURABLE.THESE WERE WELL PRICED. GOOD QUALITY.

Pros - Lenses hold up well. Fits my face well. I can wear these in a hat.Cons - Screws wear out really fast and keep falling out. I managed to keep them working for a few years, but I bought another pair so I could have more screws and arms. Surprisingly they are very interchangeable. Light gets into these glasses from the top and sides pretty easily. So looking forward is no problems, but if the sun is at your sides or top they can still hit your eyes. They are really small and it fits me and my kids, but if you have an average face or bigger you are going to want something else.

Make sure you do the first full transition in the Sun to get best results. Put in direct sunlight for 30 minutes when you take them out of the box. They will work perfectly after that

These are the original KD s that all bikers wear. Hard to find anymore.

Just good classic black color sunglasses good for those with tiny face or get the bigger version they cheap and good!

These shades are not for motorcycle riding. Maybe they work for a bicycle but not motorcycle. I think this is false advertising. I thought these were for a motorcycle.