Description of Smith Hudson Sunglasses - Polarchromic:
If you don't want to mess with a bunch of lenses, slip on a pair of shades that adapt to the changing weather conditions and eliminate glare—the Smith Polarchromic Polarized Hudson Sunglasses. These wrap-around sunglasses' frames include wide temples to block out wind, sun, and snow. Smith gave the Hudson Sunglasses a Grilamid TR90 frame that's super durable, so you can get after it without worrying about breaking them. The polarchromic properties in the lenses allow them to get darker when it gets light and lighter when it gets darker—simple. When you head out to tear up this mountain this winter, the polarized lenses on the Hudson Sunglasses will ward off glare.
Bottom Line: Tackle adventure after adventure with one pair of shades—the Smith Polarchromic Polarized Hudson Sunglasses.
I shopped around and got a pair of these glasses for $114 on ebay, sad to say but I have a narrow face and sort of smaller than average head so often glasses like this don't always look right on me, but I was pleasantly surprised when I put these on, they fit nice and look good I think. I have had for a long time the spy cooper sunglasses that are pretty close in comparison. Recently they started leaving creases on my nose from the glasses, these hudsons have rubbery nose guards if you will to help keep the glasses from sliding down my nose. Also I prefer brown type lenses over gray because with gray I feel like everything is dull and uncolorful. With these paticular lenses they are awesome, I can see the green of the grass for example almost as clearly as if I didn't have them on. No Kidding these lenses are defently worth the price and have a very stylish frame. The clarity is great with no strain on the eyes even with bright light. Burnt orange color is ok, probally would prefer a brown instead but not an option. Overall really good sunglasses I think, hope this was helpful.
