SeaSpecs Stealth Extreme Sports Floating Sunglasses

The product especially for active Xtreme watersports activities is not reliable. The temples are fragile and mine was broken when I just put them off head after just 2 months of use. ( 4 kitesurf days). I included the 4 photos: of broken temple and 2 where you can see how they bend.I dont think I get the next same brand rather stick to glasses where the strap that cant be broken.

With the name Seaspec and the fact they list them for watersports, suvlch as waverunning and Skiing, you would assume they float. That is NOT the case at all. First time waverunning with them, I jumped in on a hot Florida day into my lake and they came off my head. I didn't even flinch because I assumed they would be floating right next to me somewhere. NOPE!! They GOOONE!! WASTE OF MONEY.

I have used SeaSpecs pretty much exclusivly now for the best part of 10 years in a wide variety of aquatic activities including kite boarding, white water kayaking, kayak polo, sailboat racing on boats from Lasers to ocean racing multihulls, wakeboarding and blasting around on powerboats. These are terrific and I can't reccomend them highly enough. Snugged tight they are comfortable and stay on in situations that most every other tethered sunny would simply get torn off. The wide pad behind the bridge spreads the force of "faceplanting" which you will appreciate when it happens! The polarized lenses are a must have on the water. All this in a price that is a bargain.

So far I'm impressed with the sunglasses (about 4 hours of superjet ride time on them). I use these riding stand-up jet skis. They definitely stay on even with big crashes. I picked bright yellow for visibility. The two-way strap is ingenious. The frames are a bit small and definitely suit small-to-medium faces. The pair I received was slightly "bent". When placed on a flat surface, one of the arms is up off the surface while the other is flat on the surface. I gently tried to straighten them out but I could tell that too much twisting might pop out the lenses. These specs retail elsewhere for almost double the price, I wonder if these might be "2nds". Or maybe I got a bad pair. They are still useable.Update 4/28/2016: I lost a lens when I fell off the Superjet at about 40 mph. I can't really blame the glasses, they've taken several big crashes. If I get replacements (trying Spex goggles now) I might put a thin bead of caulk/sealant around each lens to help hold them in place.

The pairs I received did not float and one was lost at bottom of the lake. I noticed the pairs that sink had strange holes drilled into the plastic at the back. Kite claims items not defective as they work when worn and trying to charge return shipping. Test before using in the water, which I neglected to do.

We have two pairs for three years. They are kept in the jet skis. They have never fallen off while we are riding. They provide excellent sun protection especially on the glare from the river. Even when cruising at 50+ mph the glasses protect the eyes. We just ordered two more pairs for other friends and family when they ride with us.

The sunglasses are advertised as floating but both pair that I bought sank. When I called the manufacturer they said that they do sink in freshwater but not in salt water. I did not see anywhere this was noted.

I have two other pairs of SeaSpecs and they work great, but these ones were different. The strap was very short and broke as soon as I tried to put them on. I like the color, but would be very careful about buying these.

why did I pay $60 for water sports glasses that claimed that they float when they don't float at all, I'll be looking for a refund

Great Watersports glasses......but they do not float!!!Not sure how this was Prime, as it took 2 weeks to be delivered.

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