JiMarti JM22 Sport Wrap Sunglasses Mirror lens TR90 Unbreakable

bought these a month ago and i'm using these glasses to play cricket, i've used these glasses 5-6 times for 5 to 7 hours a day for the game and so far these are very good buy. they stay on the face while i'm running or fielding on the ground. i have a pair of oakley Radar and these jimarti are very close to them in terms of visibility. Frame looks good on my face and i have medium to large size face.there are a couple of things that i was a little disappointed about, first the finishing of the frame is just ok,some inside part of the frame is not as smooth or properly finished which gives the feeling of cheap sunglasses. second these sunglasses doesn't have adjustable nose bridge like some other brands. so you can't do anything if they don't sit properly on your nose.For the price and the quality of the lens these are a very good buy . i haven't dropped them yet so i'm not sure how they gonna handle the abuse.

The landscape was bathed in a sickly yellow. Were the trees and bushes dying? I couldn't tell. Overhead, nothing but smog. I expected the typical song of birds and the chirps of local wildlife to greet me, but there was silence. My stomach rumbled. I hadn't eaten all day, mainly because what I had packed had taken on a withered, rotting look. I trudged the two miles back to the cabin where my wife lay sleeping in a cot. She looked anemic, devoid of both life and color. It was like the world had turned its back on me, giving me but a hint of its lustrous colors.And then I took off the sunglasses.So ya, the blue shades tint everything yellow. Other than that, they're good.

These sunglasses are absolutely incredible. They are rugged, flexible and don't scratch/smudge easily. I have a larger head (7 5/8 fitted) and they fit just fine; however, if my head was any larger they would not fit well. They are very comfortable to wear and you easily forget you have them on. I have very sensitive eyes to light and usually after just a few hours of being outside, I'm starting to develop a headache from all the eye strain (even while wearing sun glasses). I was at the race track for 6 hours with these on and had absolutely zero eye strain, so needless to say I was impressed. When looking at the picture, I wasn't exactly sure how dark or tinted the lenses were, as they look almost transparent. This is not the case. The lenses are tinted nicely and your eyes are not visible while wearing them. Lastly, these lens have zero distortion. I've never been able to wear sunglasses in the past while playing golf (including $150 Nike sunglasses designed for golf), because any amount of distortion really screws up my depth perception when trying to swing. I've played a whole round a golf and several range sessions wearing these glasses and they have no depth perception issues at all. I will buy a few spares of these glasses, because at ~ $30, I can afford a pair for the car, house, and work. I highly recommend these sunglasses.

I have worn a lot of sunglasses over the past 25 years, both “cheap“ (under $25) and expensive (around $100). I have never had cheap sunglasses that came even close to the Ray Ban, Oakley, or Arnette’s of the world in either lens or frame quality. The JiMarti’s do. The lens quality of the cheap sunglasses is usually the reason for me. They almost always give a warped view and I cannot stand that. The JiMarti’s however have optically centered lenses so they are every bit as clear as my Oakley’s and Under Armour’s are. Also I have yet to break a frame and they actually outlasted my Under Armour’s which had the rubber decay and disintegrate from sweating. Unacceptable for a pair of sports glasses in my opinion. Best part is I can buy five pairs of JiMarti’s for the same price as one pair of expensive sunglasses. They often go on sale for $15! That’s cheaper than a lot of gas station cheapies and yet they perform better than most expensive brands.

I run 4-5 days a week in the Texas heat, so a good pair of sunglasses is important. I've tried several different brands, but they were either too dark, too heavy, or constantly slipping down my nose from sweat. I considered a $150 pair of Oakley's, but decided to try the JiMarti's first because of the great price and good reviews. Glad I did. Although the mirrored finish appears to be very dark from the outside, the lens is actually light enough to allow me to easily detect uneven surfaces on pavement and trails. Even on a sweaty run, the rubber nose grip prevented them from slipping even once during an almost 2 hour run in the heat. The flexible wrap-around design gives them a good fit for a variety of different size heads. I was so happy with mine that I ordered a pair for my 12 year old son for baseball, and a pair for my husband for golf. They fit my son perfectly. My husband has a very large head, and although he could have used a slightly wider lens design, he is still happy with them for the price. We ordered the black frame/blue lens, red frame/smoke lens, and silver frame. The silver frames, in my opinion, look a bit cheesy, but both the black and red frames look like quality pairs of sports glasses.

The JiMarti JM22 sunglasses are great for golf. The lenses wrap around your face to prevent early morning or late afternoon sunlight from entering from the sides and causing distracting reflections from the inner lens surfaces while you are setting up for the next shot. The lens are thick and strong for sunglasses and are free of distortions. The frames are comfortable and remain stationary during the golf swing. I have owned three of these sunglasses, as I keep losing them when take them off and rest them on my golf cap only to have them unknowingly pulled off by tree limbs when I'm off the fairway. The price is affordable. Don't pay Luxottica's monopoly prices for Oakley and Ray-Ban.

These glasses easily fall off. There is literally no grip. Not sure if I had a bad set but not buying these again. Trying a competitors now and will see how these feel. Haven't had this problem with sunglasses in the past.