Kids K20 Sunglasses UV400 Rated Ages 3-10

We bought these for our nearly 3 year old daughter about a week ago. Our first impression related to their durability.Unfortunately UPS placed the package right in front of our garage door and directly in front of my wife's car's tire. So, when she got into the car and opened the garage door she could not see it and subsequently ran over the box. As it turned out she ran over the end where the sunglasses were located. One of the hinges was distorted and the hinge screw was very bent. The lenses were also twisted relative to each other. Nothing actually broke though. While I am sure the packaging helped to protect them I am also sure that a significant amount of weight made it to the sunglasses themselves.They were in good enough shape that we still gave them to our daughter with the intent to order an identical, undamaged pair as a replacement if she liked them. So far so good. She puts them on in the car on her way to daycare and insists on keeping them on when she arrives. I am in the process of ordering a second pair as obviously it is not the seller's fault that UPS put them in such an awful location.

My son is 2 1/2 and has a large head for his age (95th percentile). I had no luck with the toddler sunglasses so I bought these and have been very pleased. They fit his head well with some room to grow into, they look better than the pair I bought at Target, and he keeps them on.My one gripe is that the lenses pop out from time to time, I guess that should be expected with $13 sunglasses but it is a bit of a nuisance. They're easy to pop back in and I would make this purchase again, but I would have liked to know this ahead of time. Also, I don't think they'd be nearly big enough for the upper end of the 3 - 10 range.

These glasses are cool looking, lightweight, and seem durable. I gave a lower review because they were too small for my 7 year old. I would suggest buying them for a younger child. My son gave these to his four year old cousin and they work fine for him.

Bought these for my 3yo son. We live in WA state, kids sunglasses are hard to find in winter when we needed them for a trip as he had outgrown his previous pair.Was very disappointed that when they arrived, one of the earpieces was bent away from the head - like it had overheated and then held in place incorrectly (not installed incorrectly as some others have seen). As I didn't have the desire to try returning them (or time to receive another shipment), so I used a hair dryer to heat them up and carefully bend correctly. After some work got them to how they should be.All of the above aside, my son LOVES them, how similar they are to daddy's sunglasses. And for the price, I haven't been too worried about him damaging them as I was his previous pair.

I picked these up for my 2-year old, thinking that if he didn't break them, they'd last a couple years. They fit him quite well, and I'm thinking that even if they don't get broken, he'll outgrow them by the time next summer rolls around. I can't see how these would fit a 10-year old, but maybe heads don't grow as fast as the rest of the body does.But, as far as sunglasses go, these things are great. Good color, few distortions. They fit well, and he's keeping them on longer and longer with each attempt... so he's getting used to them.I'm very happy with these.

My son has worn sunglasses since he was a toddler. As he has gotten older, he is less interested in having Thomas the Tank Engine, Lightning McQueen, etc. on the frames and more interested in having glasses that look more like Dad's. Unfortunately, if you can find kid's sunglasses at a store, they are usually decorated with some cartoon character.I searched Amazon and found these, which look similar to the ones I wear and didn't cost too much. I bought a pair as a trial and have bought another since then as a spare. Yes, these are "cheap" and not Bolle or Oakley, but they are decent enough and won't make you cry when Jr. loses or damages them.

My 3 year old hates wearing sunglasses. But he'll wear these. I don't know what's different about them but they work and he asks if he can wear them if it's very bright out. The only reason it got 4 stars instead of 5 is that the stem broke pretty quickly. I had another pair that were a little more hard wearing and flexible. These might be better for an older child who is a little less rough and tumble than my boy.

Recently purchased these for my two year old daughter because she was constantly asking to wear mine. She's got a fairly large noggin, and these fit her well. They seem like they might be a little too small for a child on the larger end of the suggested age range (10), but I can't say for sure.Overall, I'm pleased with these. They seem to hold up to a decent amount of wear and tear. A little pricey at $10, but they worked for what I needed.