Trigun Vash Stampede Cosplay Sunglasses

Was a great gift he loved them a lot. Looks just like the ones Vash wears, even has the minor detailing. They fit him well and the quality is very good. They are a sturdy frame and the lenses are durable

I was concerned that the size would be too small after reading other reviews, but they fit me perfectly. I've been using them daily at work to reduce eye strain (yellow lenses are good for that). In spite of giving them so much use, the lenses haven't picked up a scratch. Plus I've been surprised to find out how many of my coworkers watch anime!For scratch resistant lenses and a metal frame, these sunglasses are a much higher quality than I expected, and for that I give 5 stars.

Review for 'Trigun Vash Stampede Cosplay Sunglasses' from 2007I figured people looking at this would want to know what size it is and such.When looking at the front of the glasses:the width from widest point to widest point is exactly 5 inches.the width from the left edge of the left frame to the right edge of the right frame is 4.25 inches.the diameter of each frame is 1.75 inch.the width of the bridge is 0.75 inch.When looking at the side of the glasses:the length from very front to very end is 5.75 inches.the length from the very front to the part where the earpiece starts to bend is approx 4.5-4.75 inches.These frames are small. If you have a wide face they probably won't look very good. If you check your reference images, Vash's glasses *are* indeed narrow, but he has a very narrow head as well.I gave these a 3 on durability cause I don't know how rugged they are. They *look* fairly tough, but until I cosplay a few times with them I can't give final judgement.The picture is pretty accurate. The lenses are yellow (not orange at all), and the frames are made from copper. This worries me because of the potential for oxidization. Especially since you will sweat in a hot Vash cosplay.The joint does not bend past 90 degrees (the way many perscription glasses do), so if you wear glasses are are used to that, be careful you don't put undue strain on these.The case that comes with it is pretty nice. The glasses fit inside perfectly (no rattling around at all), and it's solid copper so very crush-resistant. Lined on the inside with a velvet-like material to prevent scratches.Hope this helps. Good cosplaying to you all!

I thought lenses would be smaller thats all really nice though. I really like the case it has it is really sturdy.

These glasses are TINY. Definitely child sized or made for people with very small heads. The case they come with is ok, nothing really special. If you're looking for a collectible, I guess they're fine, but if you're an adult looking to wear them for cosplay, it's unlikely that they will fit properly. They are only slightly larger than a tube of lipstick (picture for size comparison).

It looks like in the picture, but they are a little crooked, and I can barely use them.

Everything would have been perfect if I had not had to pay $ 30 extra for customs, lack of information on the part of the sender. Moreover, besides the fact that the glasses appear to have been built on the model of the skull of a child (being already skeletal), I saw a little problem of symmetry. However, this is the finest reproduction that I could find and I'm a little sad to put only 3 stars, so it should have merit 5. Perhaps you will most likely?

I LOVE LOVE LOVE these glasses. I wear them around all the time. They're pretty sturdy! And the case that they come with keep them very safe. The only thing that's lacking is UVA UVB protection... I'm not sure these glasses have those...Also, they look a tad bit goofy when put on. I suppose that's a given though, seeing as they are Vash the Stampede glasses. "LOVE AND PEACE"