CoyoteBP-13 Polarized Reader Sunglasses (1.50), Black

Great glasses and comfortable

I’ve owned regular off the shelf Coyote sunglasses befor and liked them. I really like these with the old man bifocals! They work great all the time but for fishing the are indispensable!

I really needed a pair of polarized fishing glasses with bifocals to help me tie knots (it sucks getting old), but I did not want to spend $300+ on custom progressive Maui Jim's with an optician. I thought I'd try these first since my distance vision is good. They are light, and feel a bit flimsy - but time will tell if they last, and how scratch resistant they are. The glasses are nice - I've worn them driving, and they cut glare nicely. Fishing with them is great, and they also nicely cut glare off the water. The bifocals are low in the glass, which is well-designed, so it means the magnified portion of the lens does NOT interfere with normal medium and distance viewing. The line where the bifocal starts is also small and inconspicuous (as it can be) - which is also great. I have a different cheap pair of fishing glasses which has a separate/clear lens inserted into the main lens which severely distorts vision around the lens - this does not happen with these glasses. In short - nice glasses. I paid $38 which had to be a mistake - since they usually run $80. I'm pleased!

Would have rated 5 star. Great vision. They have a horrible smell like a skunk. I would expect that if maybe they cost 5$.I have bought Coyote glasses before with no problem. Now I cant recommend there products.

wear them everyday at construction sites where I need to read plans and maps. The older pair is several months old and coating on the frame is starting to bubble and blister, maybe from being locked in the truck (in the case) on hot days. Bought a new pair for when I need them because I like these.

Have had these sunglasses for 2 years. Noticed recently the lens coating is peeling off. Should last better than that. Disappointed in quality but maybe that's what I get for $50-$75 range.

My first impression below:I admit it, I'm old and can't read the gauges in my race car, or on my motorcycle. Problem solved in a very big way! Been a Coyote glasses fan for many years primarily for the Class 1 Amber lenses. A very very good product!!!Now I've owned these and here is my experience:I like the glasses so much, I ordered another pair. Then another. Then another. Amber lenses are the only way to go! Recently I ordered a new pair and they were gray sent in a box that had the item number scribbled out.. So I returned them. I ordered another amber set, and that was also gray with the item number scribbled out. Don't try to push your old stock on us. That's a very crappy way to treat loyal customers. I'm returning them now.

I finally received my glasses and they're not at all what i bought. I ordered the coyote bifocals and i got some knock off Oakley glasses with no bifocals. Sinci i bought these the same glasses i ordered went up in price to 79 dollars. Kinda fishy.

After a few week's wear, I upgraded the review to 5 stars from 4. Well-made, comfortable and good optics.The optics and coatings produce a sharp, pleasant view. The frame is light and seems durable enough, and not prone to bending out of shape. They are excellent for everyday wear. One thing to be aware of, however: compared to my other pair from another company, the corrective portion of the lens is a bit lower down on the overall lens. That is not an issue in most situations, but if you are shopping for driving bifocals, these might not be for you, since the car's instrument panel is not in the corrected portion of the field of view.

Really nice fitting and good looking bifocal glasses. Sun readers are a God Send! These sit a bit low on my face but still pretty nice. Highly recommend these.