Signature Floating Polarized Sunglasses - Crystal Wave

These sunnies are cute, comfortable, and the lens clarity/color is great. For the price, this is a buy again!

These are listed as being better for smaller face widths, and they definitely are. They were too small for my face, and my daughters ended up taking off with these sunglasses. They are lightweight on the face, and able to float which is a huge plus for anyone who has activities by the water. You aren't dropping a ton of money down to the bottom of the lake or ocean. They have a dark frame that looks good on just about everyone, and bright blue lenses that are protective as much as they are stylish.

I grabbed the H2OAthletics Signature Floating Polarized Sunglasses because I am perpetually dropping things in water and thought "floating" meant "idiot-proof," which apparently is not the same thing. The sunset color is genuinely pretty—a warm amber fade that looks like actual sunset on your face—but the frames feel like the same plastic I could get in a five-pack at a gas station for ten bucks, not the premium price these command.My husband watched me unbox them and immediately said "those look like my fishing sunglasses that cost eight dollars," which stung because he was not wrong. The polarization works; glare cuts nicely on the lake, and they do technically float when I inevitably dropped them testing that exact feature. But the hinges are flimsy, the nose pads are basic rubber, and after two weeks the sunset coating started wearing at the temple tips where my hair catches.My kid borrowed them for paddleboarding, immediately dropped them in the lake, and screamed with delight when they bobbed up—so the floating feature is legit and possibly the only thing justifying the price. But I have since found actual floating sunglasses at a marina shop for fifteen dollars that feel identical in hand, which makes me feel like I paid for the word "signature" rather than actual quality.These sunglasses float, they look nice from across the dock, and my kid thinks they are magic, but my husband's eight-dollar pair performs the same party trick and I am still bitter about the markup. I wear them when I want to look like I planned my lake outfit; I reach for the cheapies when I actually want to stop squinting without crying if they sink.

These glasses are awesome so far! Living on a great lake, we kayak and spend a decent amount of time on or near bodies of water. I got these sunglasses for obvious reasons, including my very sensitive eyes that really appreciate the lenses actually being polarized. The packaging was decent, nothing to really get jazzed up about but they were well protected, arrived without damage, and include a nice dust cover bag.The glasses are surprisingly lightweight but somehow still feel sturdy. I have a very small head and unisex sunglasses tend to be wide on me. These weren't falling off my face, and somehow also comfortably fit my hubby who has a much wider head and face shape. Personally, the nose pads are the most genius feature about these glasses. They are non-slip and molded to the frame to be flush; this keeps them from getting tangled in hair and is much more comfortable when you're sweaty or wet.If you spend a lot of time in water, these are a great find to stay looking cute in!

Great quality for the price. Good fit for a small woman.