Night Vision Driving Glasses - Anti Glare HD Polarized Yellow Tinted Sunglasses for Men & Women

Fit great, very comfortable! Look really nice wearing them, no glare from headlights which is great for me! Very high quality glasses!

I bought the ZILLERATE night driving glasses because I do a lot of evening and highway driving, and they’ve definitely helped cut down on glare from headlights and streetlights. The yellow-tinted lenses make a big difference when it comes to reducing that harsh brightness, and I notice my eyes don’t feel as strained after longer drives.They’re also lightweight and comfortable, so I can wear them over long trips without any pressure on my nose or ears. The style is pretty sporty, and they come with a nice protective case and cleaning cloth, which is a bonus.That said, they don’t magically make night driving like daylight—it’s more about improving contrast and reducing glare. In very dark conditions with no street lighting, they don’t add brightness, but they do make things a bit clearer.Overall, these glasses are a handy, affordable tool for safer night driving. They’re not a perfect solution, but they do what they claim, and I feel more comfortable driving at night with them on.Pros:Reduces glare from headlights and streetlightsLightweight and comfortable fitComes with case and cleaning clothAffordable priceCons:Doesn’t actually brighten dark roadsYellow tint may take some getting used to

I usually don’t write reviews, but I had to because these were so great! There were so many choices for these type of glasses. Therefore, I got these because they had great reviews and a carrying case, a soft cloth for cleaning and a strap to go around your neck and also a closed hook on the carrying case to hook them onto something. I am thrilled with my purchase. They work very well, I am 63 years old and drive a small, low car. I am so tired of being blinded by oncoming drivers who have those lights that are so bright you are blinded! I never understand why the oncoming drivers are now allowed to blind you! We used to dim our bright lights for a reason! After sitting at stoplights for over a few minutes, I literally cannot see anything as I drive off. These glasses help so much. I use them morning and night as I have to drive in the dark for work. For the first time, my eyes aren’t hurting, and I can actually see where I’m going, without being blinded by the oncoming drivers. My only regret is that I did not get them sooner. Thank you! You make a great quality product that is very much needed in this age of blinding headlights! By the way, I am a woman, and they fit me perfectly.

Good fit, good materials and good low-light performance.

I think describing these as "polarized" is a term used loosely. If you research polarizing glasses for night driving, is contradictory wo what is desired. Polarization blocks horizontal light reflected, which reduces glare from the sun (light) from windshields or other shiny surfaces or headlights and street lights. Using any significant degree of polarization in night driving glasses works against improving night vision. Because it blocks horizontal reflected light, it will darken vision further.Some manufacturers enclose with their "polarized" night driving glasses a piece of paper with an image that, if viewed with their "polarized" glasses will show part of the image that was not visible with the naked eye. I think this is sort of smoke and mirrors.I believe a better test of polarization is to look at most any cell phone screen with an actual polarized lens and you will notice the phone's images on the screen are difficult to see clearly - this is because it is actually blocking the horizontal light being emitted from the phone's screen.Even if these "polarized night driving glasses" are remotely polarized, it must be minimal, otherwise they would actually darken night vision, not improve it.

I bought these for my mom for night driving as her optometrist recommended yellow shades from Amazon. So we searched and landed on these. They work great for her (I may need a pair myself lol) eyes. She describes it as "These shades makes the bright headlights smaller and easier see and drive at night without squinting (or cursing)." She wears them all the time which means she likes them.

They are helpful but no cure for older eyes trying to see to drive an night. The problem with any colored lens or polarized lens is they actually reduce the available light. They do help mitigate the oncoming LED headlight, but only to a point, and then cars behind you are harder to see, especially if they have the older not as bright style of headlights. You really need to experiment with them and others to see which type works best for you. One thing I can say is they work well (or at least for me) in the daytime during heavy rainstorms, when the the light is low and trucks are kicking up a lot of mist. Sort of like the yellow ski googles I used to whare on snowy days.

Bought these to wear during night time riding on motorcycles and they are very comfortable and clear. The color helps and they are good quality. I really like that it comes with a case too.