BLUPOND Night Driving Glasses for Men/Women - Semi Polarized Yellow Tint HD Vision Anti Glare Lens - Unbreakable Metal Frame - Rally

I was liking everything I received with the packaging and extras until I took the wrapping off and noticed something. The left lens was loose inside the frame. The right side was fine. I am perplexed about whether to return them as defective or keep them. I don't remember glasses having a loose lens unless dropped or old. I tried them on and they were kind of tight (I have a larger head size) but looked great. I compared them to my yellow shooting glasses and they seem a bit better for lens quality, but then again, my Winchesters after so many years do not have a loose lens. I like the aluminum frame , the case, the bag, the tool and the visor holder. They were certainly well packaged. But due to the loose lens I am doubtful I will be keeping them. That's a deal breaker for me.Why did I buy night time driving glasses? Headlights are so bright and blinding nowdays and it just gets worse each year. It's like people, or companies are competing for who can get the brightest headlights. I don't even have bad eyes, but because I have been blinded so many times from the stupid LED headlights, I had to try something. I can tell you that even my yellow Winchester shooting glasses did indeed help at night with the glare. It turns the harsh blue light into a softer yellowish tint and it's just easier to handle. Good luck if you have the same problem and I hope you find something to help, because driving at night has become very unsafe. BTW, I stick to traditional halogen bulbs in my truck because I don't believe in blinding people!

Helps me with night driving. Also works very good on cloudy days. Only fair on sunny days. Strong construction. One issue (and reason for knocking off one star) I have with them is that the nose pads are very hard to adjust, because even the nosepad bars are very strongly constructed. After enormous effort I adjusted them a bit but they still do not rest on my nose completely flat, but the pads are very soft. It would probably take a pair of pliers to fully adjust them and I am not going to do that. Actually, I always prefer nose rests to be part of the frame on sunglasses.

My Bluepond Rally Night Polarized glasses arrived on time and were well packed so as to arrive in perfect condition. The glasses are of great quality and they come with a good quality hard case; a nice, silky soft carrying pouch; a small key chain screwdriver with a flat screwdriver on one end and a Phillips screwdriver on the other end; and a handy clip to put on the visor of a vehicle for hanging the glasses. I primarily bought these Blupond Rally glasses because I drive back and forth from SC and OH on a regular basis. I thought these glasses would alleviate the headaches I get from headlights and the sun. I'm also hoping that they will make it easier to see when driving through fog in the VA and WV mountains. I will test them on my next schlep down south.

An excellent pair of night driving glasses. I am now not afraid to drive at night and my wife loves it.They work for me, may not work for you. Also, I’ve had cataract surgery with lens implants and anyone who’s had the implants know what I mean when I talk about halos. Not the kind over your head

When you put them on everything is yellow...it's still dark but instead of the streetlights/headlights being the normal color, they are yellow and look fuzzy. The glasses did nothing to improve vision! I had someone else in the car with me and had them try looking through them (before I gave my opinion) and they said the same thing. I would not recommend nor would I buy this product again.

My wife and I recently had cataract/Lasic Surgery and not only are out polarizing driving glasses great for night driving but they are soothing and great for the bright sunlight of daytime driving.

Really surprised at how great these inexpensive and effective, yellow hued and polarizing lens glasses worked. The frames are a little flimsy, but I am careful when putting them on and taking them off. Yes, I would buy them again. They come with a large, hard protective case which is too large to put in my bag; also included is a small screwdriver and small screws on a keychain. I would buy these again.

The glasses are polarized, although not as much as, say Eagle’s Eye sunglasses. They are light yellow and give one a distinct yellowish tint. Everything is well visible when driving after dark. However, I did not notice any reduction of car lights’ intensity or glare. When using them on short trips, it is hard to judge whether they really reduce eye strain from upcoming traffic or not.

No lo veo tan funcional como mencionan, tal vez a otros les sirva, sirve si te lo pones de día, la reducción del resplandor diminuye, más no como uno espera.