The Foster Grant’s Ironman Flex Sunglasses for Men are carefully crafted from matte black rubberized plastic and feature a full wrap-around frame and impact-resistant smoke-colored lenses with a silver mirror flash tint. Worn for 90 years by global icons and trendsetters, Foster Grant sunglasses are the original American sunglasses' brand. Now Foster Grant is the market leader in popular-priced eyewear with a full range of sunglasses, reading glasses, and digital glasses. Foster Grant believes in real style – eyewear that is effortlessly fashion-forward and perfectly you, with true quality you can see and feel. Our talented designers in New York, London, and Milan search the globe for the freshest looks and inspiration and transform them into fashion-forward styles that are uniquely flattering and wearable. Every pair of our eyewear is carefully constructed to give you the most comfortable fit. And with every stylish pair affordably priced, you can create all the looks to express the many shades of you. From Foster grant's Ironman collection comes flex, a pair of men's full frame sunglasses. Carefully crafted from a Matte Black Rubberized plastic, this wrap style frame will stay with you for the long haul. This pair of sunglasses also has impact resistant, Smoke colored lenses with a tint of silver flash and a green accent on the inner arms.
N**K
Light Weight Wonder
works really great for running. Light Weight.
R**Y
I needed non-polarized sunglasses for the HUD in my wife's car
I recently had cataract surgery and no longer need prescription glasses. Since I am not used to buying and wearing sunglasses I bought several different kinds to try them out. These Ironman sunglasses fit and do a good job of keeping the glare down. These particular ones are non-polarized, which is what I need for driving my wife's care with Heads Up Display (HUD). Another brand I tried (polarized) made it hard to see the HUD. I'm not sure if my eyes are still settling in after surgery, but these sunglasses appear to distort my vision when I look through them at some angles.
F**E
Good for aviation
Needed non polarized for flying and the thin sides make it more comfortable under my headset. Would buy again even though I’m more partial to wayfarer style.
B**R
good coverage, fit
I needed a good, UV filtering sunglasses that weren't polarized. These dark lenses work well in bright sunlight and I can still read my LCD screens
H**3
I've had a pair of these for years!
I originally bought a pair of these years ago in Florida so that I didn't trash or lose my high $ glasses on the beach or in the water. These are lightweight and very comfortable. I've taken the originals to the beach for years and worn them constantly around the house when doing yardwork or outside activities. One of the nose pieces finally tore, so it was time to find a new pair. To my surprise, these are still made. I was so pleased with the original pair, that I went ahead and ordered two pair in preparation for when the next pair wears out. I rarely say this now, but this is a really great product for the money.
D**C
Broken arm
I really like these, and figured with the name Ironman they'd be real sturdy, but after 3years, the arm broke at the hinge. I was just opening it, no abuse! I really like them, but 3 year life span. I guess for $13, that should be expected.
R**N
Uncomfortable.
Uncomfortable.
S**N
Non-polarized sunglasses makes reading the Heads Up Display in the car much easier.
HUD in a car is great but had to see with polarized sun glasses. Much easier to see with non-polarized sun glasses.
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