Edge Eyewear TSR21-G15-7 Reclus Safety Glasses, Black with Polarized G and 15 Silver Mirror Lens (24 pack)

One of the best pairs of sunglasses I've ever owned. These are perfect for work, have just a bit of flash while remaining professional. I've owned about 10 pairs of Edge sunglasses, they are simply fantastic. And if your anything like me, I lose my damn sunglasses like I'm allergic to them. Edge fills the gap perfectly as they are cheap, yet well made. These are safety glasses, so you can hit the shooting range or the job site. These have a yellowish filter (lens is not yellow) and honestly I LOVE it. Took about 5 seconds to get used to, after that I was hooked. Filters UV and whatever else causes eye strain from the sun with ease. Enclosure is perfect, keeps the wind out of your eyes. Well built, doesn't feel like these or any of my other Edge glasses will break any time soon.

These are good pair of safety sunglasses so far. I’ve only had them for about a week and I like them. I have a small/medium face & head and these fit perfectly. They fully cover my eyes with minimal-no gap. The lenses are great. They are dark with a greenish/yellowish viewing color. The polarization is good but not the best. I wanted a pair of sunglasses that i can use all day at work,outside, on rooftops and driving while not having to switch out sunglasses. These fit for what I need.Pro’s: Good quality, great price, great tint darkness and ok mirror front, clear view, polarized.Cons: polarization doesn’t block/eliminate glare and reflection off metal/cars/etc the best, the chrome on the frame arms, style isn’t my favorite.I’ve tried so many pairs of safety sunglasses (Holmes,3m, Smith & Wesson, Bomber, spy, etc) and these Edge recluse sunglasses (not my favorite frame style) have the best fit and lenses.It’s tough to find a pair of sunglasses that has everything I want, but these have everything I need for work.

These fit like safety glasses should covering your eyes, and the optics are great. The polarization is extremely good. Other shades I've owned could reduce glare to a dark blue, these eliminate it entirely. I did not find the polarization angles of the lenses to be different as one reviewer stated. This was my first experience with a G15 tint and I love it. If I need to head inside there is no need to remove my shades to find what I was looking for. The chrome on the sides may look lame, but it is useful to help find the shades if they land in tall grass. I've wrapped other tools with orange and holographic tape for this reason, so the chrome shades just complete my bling.

Clean, crisp lenses, and they fit pretty well. I mostly ordered these ones because I needed to replace a pair of Edge Kazbek's I have had for almost two years. People said they were best for narrow faces, and I think they are, but these still leave a bit of space between my temples and the frame (so for a female, narrowish face, they aren't a perfect wrap). Nonetheless, pretty good, fairly comfortable glasses that I think will fit just fine under my hardhat and protect my eyes at work, and hopefully stay crystal clear for a while, which is precisely what I need. (Kinda wish they didn't have a giant E and a strip of chrome along the sides, but that's in the photo and that's what you get, so can't complain too much.)

I can not believe these are safety glasses! I would always dread putting on cumbersome, uncomfortable, foggy safety glasses until I got these. I use both the clear and polarized versions of these and love them both. I have a hard time finding comfortable glasses that fit well and these are perfect. Close fitting enough to keep any flying debris out and far enough off my face to prevent fogging. The G15 lenses do have a slight green tint to them but that was expected since they are intended to enhance the green spectrum of light. I want to try the grey polarized version when I get the chance to compare the two.My only regret is I do not own more!

Nothing better than looking cool while being safe. Am I staring you down or catching a standing nap? None of your concern.

I bought these glasses because some folks I work with used them and I wanted a good, less expensive alternative to the Costa Del Mar 580Gs for work. I use these glasses for work while electrofishing, so being able to see fish (and other objects) in the water is important. After wearing these for about a month, I have decided the Costas are now retired. I have compared the lenses side by side on the river and can tell very little difference between the two. While looking straight ahead (where most people are looking all the time), there is no difference, but I do notice a little distortion in my peripheral with these. I like the fit a lot because I don't have to worry about these falling off my face at any time. I also like the safety lens for work and fishing. I have worn these almost all day, almost every day since I got them and have not noticed any eye fatigue (was common with cheap lenses for me previously) after long hours on the water. I already have another pair if something happens to these.

Got tired of losing Oakleys in the Columbia river...they don't float. These don't float either, but they're not $180 either. These work great and are even decent for just wearing normally.I can't comment on their function as safety glasses. I only use them on my jetski.