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Eagle Eyes FitOns Polarized Large Fitover Sunglasses

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Color: Tortoise


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Eagle Eyes' TriLenium lenses are polarized, to significantly reduce glare and improve and expand your vision in bright situations. (Measurements in millimeters) At Eagle Eyes, we stand behind our products 100%. That means your total satisfaction is promised. Product includes: 1 x Micro-fiber cleaning pouch

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14 x 8 x 5 inches; 4 pounds


Department ‏ : ‎ womens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 18, 2009


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Eagle Eyes Sunglasses (Eagle Eyes Optics)


Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here


Best Sellers Rank: #633,707 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #4,760 in Women's Sunglasses


#4,760 in Women's Sunglasses:


Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,123)


Color: Tortoise


Item Shape: Oversized


Lens Color: Gold Brown


Style Name: Fiton, Fitover, Fit-on, Fit-over


Sunglasses Form: fit_over


Frame Coverage: Half Frame


Pattern: Tortoise Shell


Lens Type: Polarized


Lens Coating Description: UV Protection Coating


Sport Type: Running, Walking


Ultraviolet Light Protection: True


Polarization Type: Polarized


Sleeve Length Description: Sleeveless


Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive


Fit Type: fit_over


Brand: Eagle Eyes


Age Range Description: Adult


UPC: 810712011269 810712010279


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 69


Manufacturer: Eagle Eyes Sunglasses (Eagle Eyes Optics)


Item Type Name: Sunglasses


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Import Designation: Imported


Number of Items: 1


Frame Material Type: Composite


Lens Material Type: Composite


Material: Plastic


Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Lightweight


Fabric Type: Techlon™ Polycarbonate


Product Care Instructions: Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth. Store in the provided pouch when not in use.


Arm Length: 12.4 centimeters


Bridge Width: 13 millimeters


Lens Width: 6.3 centimeters


size: One Size


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    • Amazing.
Color: Black
I don't leave reviews on many of the things I purchase, but I felt the need to do so this time. These sunglasses are flat-out awesome, and I love 'em. Sadly, it's extremely difficult today to find great quality amber or yellow polarized sunglasses, despite the fact that they offer so many benefits over regular grey, blue, or rose lenses for general (or driving) usage. I literally spent about 5 hours looking at all of the top sunglasses manufacturers to find a pair that had yellow or amber lenses AND were also polarzied, in ADDITION to being inexpensive, and then I found Eagle Eyes. Sunglasses are a function-first, fashion-second item, and too many sunglasses manufacturers focus on the latter rather than the former. I'm not sure about anyone else, but when I put on regular sunglasses you get at Walmart or online through other brands, or at Sunglass Hut, I still have to squint a bit when I look in the general direction of the sun. With my Fit Ons, I felt the urge to squint purely out of habit, but I no longer needed to do so because of how effective they are. I should also mention that, in accordance with previous reviewers, the yellow tint to everything can be quite jarring at first if you're not already used to it (I was, because I'm normally determined to get amber or yellow polarized shades). It only took me a week to adjust, but it's definitely worth getting used to. And, in Minnesota, where we've had snow on the ground for months, the extreme cut down on glare from the snow and ice couldn't be more welcome. I was also surprised at how bright everything still is through these shades, while having glare cut down. Eagle Eyes isn't kidding when they say that they don't dim what you're viewing, but they do cut down UVA and UVB rays 100%, and block most (read: not all, but almost all) of the blue wavelengths, so that makes the brightness comfortable and the contrast very pleasing. They did come with a very soft (not cotton; think close to silk) pouch, but not a hard case (which was perfectly fine for me, but may not be okay for someone else). Also, they will be larger than you expect them to be. The size is because they fit over Rx glasses, so keep that in mind. They look cool, and going from regular sunglasses to a pair with your peripheral vision protected (but not blocked) by the side lenses, the improvement is enormous. You might think having side lenses looks weird, but they pay-off is huge. I agree with others about the frames being plastic - I would have expected something a little sturdier, but they seem perfectly strong to me. Unless I'm slamming the ground with my face, I don't expect them to break anytime soon. In short, these are the best sunglasses I've ever owned. For the price point and the proven brand, you can't go wrong with Eagle Eyes IMHO. Hope that helps people, and no - I'm not affiliated with Eagle Eyes or Amazon; this review is an honest one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2014 by Altaire
    • Good quality and they work
Color: Tortoise
Best sunglasses for me have msular degeneration,and finding something that protects my vision, helps me to drive more safely,and looks nice, yeah. Good quality plastic, fits over my larger lens glasses. I have to be more careful of uvb and uva than most. You can tell they work the minute you put them on. Bought 2 pairs already ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by Matthew Smith
    • Not As Wide As Advertised
Color: Black
As far as the lens are concerned, the Eagle Eyes have good optical properties and provide a wide, glare-free field of view. If the fit over style is big enough to fit over your eyeglass, they are an excellent product. My issue with the pair I received is somewhere in the advertising it said the fit over glasses would work with prescription eyeglasses frames up to 5-3/4 inches in width - WONG! My current eyeglasses frames measure 5-5/8 inches. I can get the Eagle Eyes on, but just barely and taking the Eagle Eyes off requires caution and a bit of deliberation to prevent my prescription eyeglasses from being pulled off at the same time. If the Eagles Eyes I received are typical for that model, a more realistic and safe upper limit for the width of the prescript glasses frames is 5-1/2 inches (140 millimeters). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2022 by Gary M Gulick
    • amazing fit ons
Color: Black
I had to use glasses for night time driving for a year or so. Then my retina detached, was repaired, but caused a cataract. Then I need to wear my glasses all the time so I bought these to go over my glasses. With the type of cataract I had, my vision was worse in intense light so these made an amazing difference. After my cataract surgery, they were better than the ones the doctor gave me and provide protection all around my eye (even though I don't need regular glasses now). Once my eye heals, I will wear the normal type of this brand of sunglasses. Amazing clarity of vision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019 by Montana Jones
    • I especially like the wrap around see-through sides that block the sun ...
Color: Tortoise
Oh my, what a difference, especially in the evening when the sun is low and right in your face, and headlights are no longer an issue either. I especially like the wrap around see-through sides that block the sun but I still have peripheral vision. They seem to enhance the contrast and reading road signs or about everything you look at is improved. Mine came in perfect condition and fit over my prescription glasses perfectly. They don't feel too heavy on my nose and don't hurt my ears. These are good sunglasses that aren't too dark, but seem dark enough. Or at least they make driving much more pleasant for those times I need them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2016 by SFC USA, Ret
    • I bought these for my mother
Color: Black
I have a pair of regular eagle eyes. I got my mother to try them and could see that she was not squinting after putting them on. When I saw these 'fit over glasses type' I called my mom and she said she would be interested. So I ordered them. She loves them. She is already suffering from cataracts and has always squinted in blue white light conditions, i.e. when the sun is coming thru a thin layer of cloud, or when she is walking in an area with a lot of 'white' untreated or non painted cement. I read once that people with blue grey eye color often have this problem. Both my mother and I have blue grey eyes and we both suffer with needing to squint in blue white light conditions. If there is enough blue white light I either need to wear sunglasses or squint so much I am looking thru my eyelashes. With my eagle eyes on, unless I have light coming in around the lens, I don't need to squint at all. So I usually prefer the large lens types, to limit light coming into my eyes from around then lens instead of thru the lens. When I saw an ad for eagles eyes years ago, and saw it was based on NASA research into an eagles eye, I decided I would like to try them. At the time I had a really good pair of $500 Maui Jim's, which I found very good. But I wanted a cheaper pair that I would not be as concerned about losing or breaking. After using the eagle eyes I found I preferred them to my Maui Jim's. I have had over 3 pairs of them, as I have had some break or lost them. I will continue to keep using them, even if I have to buy another pair. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2011 by Andrew J. Hunter
    • Recommended
Color: Black
Excellent glasses and good quality.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Amazon Customer
    • POOR QUALITY SUNGLASSES AT AN EXPENSIVE PRICE.
Color: Black
Review Image by Mike
I ordered a pair of these on the recommendation of a friend. I initially liked them well enough, that I ordered a 2nd set for my wife. Her's arrived damaged. The frame was bent, and the lenses had popped out. Holding these lenses in hand made me realize just how flimsy and cheap they really were. Amazon followed through for me and replaced them. Just recently, I had the side frame (bow) of mine crack in two as I was removing them from my head. They "snapped" at the narrowest part of the frame, its weakest point. Also note, that when closed the tip of the side frame (bow) rubs against the lower corner of the lenses and has multiple scratches where they have rubbed. The included case did nothing to prevent that from happening. Now the glasses are useless, and Eagle Eyes conveniently omits any warranty for a defective product that I can discern from their paperwork unless you had the foresight to buy their "extended warranty." All in all, very disappointed with the quality of this product, despite the glowing terms and testimonials Eagle Eyes uses to describe them. I cannot comment on why there are the number of high reviews this product receives. I did not find them so and I note seeing the same problems I experienced in many of the one-star reviews. Read the one stars and then decide if you want to spend a premium amount of cash on a mediocre pair of glasses. Nuf said ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023 by Mike

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