Native unisex-adult Sightcaster Rectangular Sunglasses

I’ve always been happy with Native glasses, though these are much more suited for lower light conditions. Not the best for my needs. Wasn’t able to buy the same ones I had before. Disappointed.

They may not be the best looking sunglasses, but they have the widest angle of view. You can see everything they are extremely clear, and the lenses are very dark. Great for intense sunlight. I bought them for driving, ironically there are some warnings for like Canada and Britain about driving with these sunglasses. Good thing I don’t live there. Best value as well, on par with ray-ban and Oakley. Almost forgot, they do not come with a hard case or extra lenses. apparently these glasses used to sell for much more money and came with those features and a great warranty but then the company was bought out by Oakley. They stripped those accessories away and made them cheaper.

I like them very much

I'm really hard on Eyewear and I have tried almost all of the "name brands", these have lasted me the longest and are still going, comfortable quality glasses.

I did like these. The reason I returned them was I wasn’t liking the brown lenses. If I had gotten the black lenses they would have been better. They felt nice on and we’re not right. The lenses were crisp. I can see these lasting for a while with daily wear.

Just got mine! Took a while but that is expected since I live in the middle of the Pacific. I am very pleased with the fit, as someone with a big head I can hardly find any sunglasses that fits. NATIVE does not disappoint.

The polarization works as good as expensive fly fishing glasses for sight fishing, but there is a slight distance distortion which makes it fun walking around on slippery boulders, well maybe not "fun", adventurous would be a better word for it.

Bought these to replace my Native Wazee that I've enjoyed over the past 6 years or so. I enjoyed the comfortable, replaceable nosepads on the Wazee, though they tended to fall off and get lost, replacements were fairly cheap.Unfortunately, it appears that Native is no longer supplying replacement parts of any kind. The frame of the Wazee were solid, but without being able to replace the lenses or nose pads, I needed a new pair.The Sightcasters are an excellent replacement. They are bigger than and have a bit better coverage than the Wazee. They aren't quite as comfortable on the nose, however, because of the much smaller rubber pads on the nose.I got the green reflex lenses, and they took a bit getting used to, but I enjoy the definition and tint of the lenses now that I'm acclimated.I'm happy I went with the Sightcasters, I just wish I could have kept my Wazee going as well, I'm going to miss the comfort of the large rubber nosepads, and I hope Native is soon able to supply replacement lenses, if not other parts, again soon.As a side note, the packaging provided by the seller was sub-par. The sunglasses box was thrown into a larger box with no padding of any kind, leaving the sunglasses to bounce around back and forth inside the box, just to save 2 cents in additional packaging costs. Thanks a lot, Outland USA. I will make sure to avoid this seller in the future.

Excellent clarity and polarization.