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Item 784800
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Comments about Pepper's Tadly Polarized Sunglasses:
I'm very particular about glasses on me since I have a slightly long face. The average pair of glasses looks pretty big relative to my face size so I always have a hard time finding the right pair. If you feel the same way, rest assured these will probably work for you. They hug around the sides of my face without extending outward.
Having slight spring allergies, these sunglasses become a necessity when doing my beloved outdoor activities. I've used these while biking, running, and hiking. I have to say the only downside was during biking since some wind does make its way in through the underside of the glasses (the space between my cheeks and the bottom of the frame). But it's a fairly minimal amount. While hiking and running, the sunglasses are perfect. They don't slip off my nose or bounce around at all nor do they leave imprints over my ears after a few hours of usage. They're also extremely light-weight.
If you need sunglasses with some style that need to fit a narrow face then these are it. Good luck!
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I purchased these to replace a different pair of Peppers sunglasses that I had for over 2 years. The old ones held up well, minus scratches from daily use.
This new pair of sunglasses are super comfortable. I don't even know they are there. And they offer terriffic peripheral vision. When I check my blindspot I can actually see where I'm looking!
The earpieces are super flexible, which allows for a comfy fit, but makes it little more difficult to put them on with one hand. Definitely not a dealbreaker, though.
I would absolutely recommend these for casual wear and cycling.
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This is the 2nd pair of Pepper's I got because the first pair scratched within 2 days of using them because the lenses are made of shoddy plastic. Within a week, this pair also scratched so it's going back to REI this weekend. When one places the pair on the counter, the shape and weight of the lens relative to the frame causes this pair to wobble, falling over onto the lens itself, scratching exactly in the place through which one's eye wants to see. Needless to say, when this happens, one is mildly and constantly furious because plastic scratches cannot be buffed out; the pair is perma-ruined.See, I'm the type who loses expensive sunglasses, so I don't buy them anymore otherwise I'd have gotten glass. Instead I opt to buy several pair at once at random gas station on the way to the mountains, expecting them to scratch within maybe 3 months, fall apart at the nose or ear, or get lost. I don't mistreat sunglasses either, they are simply shoddily constructed (small aluminum screws/hinges, bad adhesives, cheap plastic) [*] mention this to qualify myself as a long-time expert on inexpensive [*] sunglasses.And let me tell you, Pepper's sunglasses are different: they are actually *worse*, more shoddily made than any random [*] ones I've owned. Peppers scratch almost on purpose. [...] They are the sunbeam, black and decker of sunglasses- a throwaway garbage brand. I find it highly unfortunate that sunglass manufacturers seem to be bifurcated into two categories only: 'plastic'/inexpensive, and 'glass'/outrageously-expensive...there is no middle ground it seems. These turkeys could just as easily recycle coke bottles into cheap glass lenses and sell them for slightly more than plastic, rather than marking them up 20000%, and the lenses wouldn't scratch but the frame would likely still fall apart, which is ok because the end-user would get to utilize them fully for their entire lifecycle.[...] returning these a second time and perma-banning Pepper's from my life and wallet.Also they are mildly unstylish and you'll look like an impoverished fool like myself for wearing them. Which is somewhat expected from inexpensive sunglasses.
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Bought these in June for everyday wear. Within first month the first nose grip fell off. The next week, the frame cracked all the way through while I was removing them from my face, underneath the remaining nose grip. Within 5 weeks, the final nose grip fell off and the frames fell apart. They were useless and are now in the garbage.
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