Global Vision Apex Bifocal Safety Glasses

Needed sunglasses that would work with my LS2 Valiant II helmet and have a diopter of +1.5 for reading gages and such along with good blocking of sunlight around my eyes. These glasses are excellent at this and have a good fit. Easy to slide into and out of the helmet with it on, and stays in place. I have bought both the clear and the dark versions so I am good to go both day and night.

These are pretty good glasses. I use +1.5, I can ride my dual-sport bike in the wilderness, but still view and operate my GPS without having to stop the bike and put on reading glasses to verify I am on track. Especially important when you are leading a group. I use a clear pair for night riding. I have only had to replace these because of frames breaking. I usually get about a year out of them. There is some extra unusual stress on the frames as you put them on while wearing a full-face helmet which takes its toll. That said, I chose these because they are way safer than a metal frame when you fall. They are also my go to glasses on the Jet Ski for the same reason. At their price point I am not crushed when they go to the bottom of the lake as I would be with Oakley's. They are not polarized so I am not fighting with them trying to read personal electronics. The only improvement I would like, is a little stronger frame but I keep buying them because the other aspects of the glasses are just what I need.

Great sunglasses at a low price. Fast shipping also

I’m going gd blind and I can’t stand it! Can’t read a spray paint can to save my life! These glasses have been a huge safety improvement over using .99 cent reading glasses to grind metal etc. if your using a welding helmet you may want to use the readers because the window is I front of you on the helmet if you want the magnification of the safety glasses you have to tip your head back and jamb the welding helmet forward and down, very awkward. Other than that scenario I like them.

I live in the southwest where sunglasses aren't an option they're a necessity. I also spend a lot of time at shooting competitions and these are great for several reasons. First, they're safety rated for impacts so they're good for wearing when I'm at the range. Second, their bifocals so I can check and score targets without having to change glasses. Third, the frames are flat so they don't break the seal on my hearing protection ear muffs. Fourth, they're inexpensive enough that when (not if) they get scratched you won't fret much about buying a new pair. They're also dark enough to be comfortable at noon but not so dark that you can't see when the sun is on the horizon. The bifocal also makes it easier to read gauges when I'm driving.

Flimsy but functional. Not as clear as I'd hoped but for a "grab and go" pair for a day at the lake they are perfect since if they get lost or broken, no big deal compared to my $200 prescription bi-focal sunglasses. They are very curved; so much that there isn't a case I have that they fit into. I carry a purse with my other two pairs of glasses and this air wont' fit in that small purse-- even with nothing else in it.

Basic quality. Only used them for reading on the beach and they were decent for that purpose. Not sure if they would hold up to rough or long term use. They did seem a little weak in terms of magnification but they were okay.After losing an expensive pair of Oakelys in the ocean I decided to purchase these and save the expensive sunglasses.

Husband wears 2.5 when on the computer, but these 1.5 are perfect for his job in the warehouse

Decent glasses. The nose pads could be on a bit more of an angle otherwise good. I would buy them again.

Super great bifocal glasses. I use them while riding off-road dual purpose motorcycle. I can now see my GPS clearly! Comfortable under the full face helmet, even on long rides.

In general, I am happy for the purchase. I would like to find out if Global Vision Apex Bifocal offers the foam gasket version .

they seem to work very well and are comfortable