Smith

Wildcat Photochromic Sunglasses

Expensive cheap sunglasses

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Owned a pair for a few months and both arms broke at the point of taper underneath the antislip rubber. They took a roughly three foot fall off of my helmet when I was removing it. The materials seem cheap in appearance and feel. Smith won’t warranty my issue or even let me buy replacement arms. I’d buy a different brand in the future.

Awesome- but could we get chromapop glacier lenses??

Absolutely love the Wildcat frames but would be even more ecstatic if the Chromapop glacier photochromic lenses were an option. the underlying copper base and Chromapop makes color and contrast really pop that I think beats the standard photochromic lens, which is super helpful when in-and-out of the trees, or with variable weather conditions throughout the day, that is common in the Pacific Northwest.

Very comfortable, but fragile and the arms scratch the lens

I really like these glasses, they are comfortable, lightweight and do not fog easily. What I have disliked about them is that I have had an arm break off on the glasses (and so have friends who have owned them) and the end of the arms touch the lens when they are folded in the soft bag. This ends up scratching the lens. It's on the periphery of vision for me, so it doesn't outweigh the other things I lik about them, but definitely a big flaw imo.

Simply Amazing

Picked these up for mountain biking. I bike a lot at dusk so some directions I need glasses others I don’t. These adapt well to shade/sun. The field of vision is great and they are super light. I’d recommend them to anyone who bikes, especially if you have a Smith helmet.