HD Vision WrapArounds Wrap Around Sunglasses
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of HD Vision WrapArounds Wrap Around Sunglasses
Customer Review: HD Vision
Summary: 4 Stars
I just got the lenses. I am pretty impressed. Very clear visibility even under a shine sun (12 noon in Costa Rica). You feel refresh. I recomend this product. The only con I have is a little scrath on the plastic.Customer Review: HD Vision
Summary: 2 Stars
Should have been stated for men or ladies. I wanted it for a lady and it is so big, looks awful over my glasses. Would be better for a man with bigger glasses. I would have returned but not worth the shipping.
Customer Review: HD Vision Glasses
Summary: 5 Stars
I like these glasses. This pair I bought for a spare in case I lose or break my other pair. I have had cataract surgery and they make being in the sun more pleasant then regular sun glasses as the images are much clearer. For the price you can't beat them.Customer Review: HD Vision Sunglasses
Summary: 3 Stars
The first pair of these glasses were purchased at a local drug store. They were great, but after about a year of use and abuse, they were pretty scratched up. Not able to find them again in any store, we were thrilled to have found them on Amazon at such a great price, so we bought several pair. The only concern we have is that unlike the original pair, the side lenses are cloudy, so peripheral vision is not optimal.Customer Review: HD Vision Wraparound Review
Summary: 3 Stars
3 stars. Bought at a local store, impulse purchase. I liked the view thru the increased contrast from the amber/yellow lenses, which are graduated-tinted with a darker brown band towards the top. I would keep them, but will return them because the frame is just too big for me. I usually wear a medium-sized frame from the "other wraparound" brands, but this frame just sits a bit too wide and long. Quality is so-so, barely average with shiny hard plastics... don't know how scratch-resistant the lenses are. While the view is nice with a reduction in glare and higher contrast from the amber tint, I think the TV ads definitely abuse the "HD" moniker. Caveat emptor, try before you buy.