RIVBOS Kids Sunglasses with Strap Polarized UV Protection Flexible Rubber Shades for Boys Girls RBK003

The seller got the description 50% accurate. They are "Kids Sunglasses" and actually more of a toy than useful. Not even a UV protection rating. Save yourself some money and get the same glasses from your local 99 cent store.These "Rubber Kids Polarized Sunglasses" are:- Not Rubber. In fact they have no rubber on them, just cheap hard plastic.- Not Polarized. Nope, this was the only reason I bought them.

Bought these for a cruise vacation for our almost-five-year-old. She wore them every single day, never a complaint that they pinched or hurt. She wears them all of the time now that we're home, too, and we bought another pair for her little sister. The tint is good (I peeked through them at the risk of stretching them) and reduces sun glare significantly. She liked the mirrored finish and thought that was fun. They held up really well - I tried to be careful but you can only be so careful when schlepping a big beach bag.... There still isn't a single scratch on the mirrored finish, which really surprised me. So quality is there. Hopefully we don't lose them!Update Feb 2018: We bought two more pair for another vacation and they were great. I could only find one of the other pair and knew it'd be good to have a couple of spare pairs around for summer. Same great quality as last year. They also come in a little draw-string bag that can be used to clean them.

These sunglasses fit my 9 year old's head perfectly. The width of the glasses were great. He might get 1-2 years from them. He made a comment about how soft the frames were. He has a slightly narrow face and they just fit for now. He has an asian nose and they sit nicely to cover his eyes. Many other designs might not fit his nose and slide too far down on the face. It's not easy to find sunglasses to find good fitting sunglasses for my son.The price for the value is great for kid's sunglasses. I had purchased oakley sunglasses and he wears them *when* he can find them. If he loses or misplaces the Rivbo sunglasses, I am not as worried due to the cost.

Super polarized and great for little eyes. These are the right size. While I couldn’t figure out exactly how to put on the straps it’s fine. We ended up using them as reigns for a horse lol. The glasses are super durable and perfect for little kids!

Daughter loves these! She is sensitive to the sun and wears them all the time. Ended up getting two pairs so we have one in each car. Blocks the sun from the side too. She does bend them a bit but hasn’t broken them. And the glasses part pops right back in if she does manage to get that out (happened once).

Really sturdy sunglasses for kids. My husband got them for my boys to go fishing with and they love them. They are made well and haven’t had any problems with them breaking, especially considering 7 year old boys take them everywhere. They come with the part that prevents them from falling off their face and a baggie to carry them in. For the price these are way better than I expected them to be.

I first bought one of these and the cheaper X-loop brand to try. My 2-year-old did not like the X-loop at all. He cried and said it hurt. This one is flexible, soft, and has no sharp points, so my son doesn't mind putting this on. Unfortunately, he lost it almost immediately, so I ordered 2 more (blue and red), one for his bag, and one for my car as backup.We have not really used it out yet - sun, where are you?! - but I know he'll wear it when it's bright outside. It's better than the sun shade that I had in my car, which he liked taking off (then complaining it's bright!), and this is more portable so he can wear it in the stroller or while walking around the neighborhood.As for fit, my son's big for his age, wearing 4T, and this fits him fine. Even my tiny 1-year-old can put this on and it doesn't look huge on her.PS: My son has also figured out (after a few tries) how to put it on right side up, so we're all good!

Flexible material guarantees that these will fit my daughters for many years to come (and not be broken as easily as more rigid sun glasses). The mirror finish is more reflective (a good thing) than other children's sun glasses that I have bought/acquired for my daughters in the past. The strap ensures that my girls don't lose these glasses on activities, and the carrying pouch gives them a place to store their sunglasses (and avoid scratches to the lenses) when not in use (i.e. packing for a trip).

I purchased these sunglasses for my grandsons so that they both had a pair to wear when they were riding with me in my car. They are absolutely perfect, my grandsons love them. They are fun and safe plus they have mirror lenses.