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Smith Capital Sunglasses - Polarchromic Lens - 2008

Smith Capital Sunglasses - Polarchromic Lens - 2008 BCS

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Capital Sunglasses - Polarchromic Lens

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Sometimes the sky is bright blue, sometimes it's that glaringy solid-white color. Thanks to polarchromic lenses that change with brightness, the Smith Capital Polarchromic Lens Sunglasses work for both conditions. These polarchromic glass lenses darken and lighten according to what's going on with the weather, and they are naturally scratch-resistant. The Smith Capital Sunglasses' medium-sized frames have nose and temple pads for added comfort.

Bottom Line: The weather changes pretty often. Your Smith Capital Polarchromic Lens Sunglasses will too.

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Perfect optics

By: Chowda
May 25, 2009

These are bigger glasses and sit a little farther from my medium size head then I'd like, but looking through them is a dream.

A few small issues I have with them...
The large glass lenses are a bit heavy on the nose, and they can get uncomfortable after 6 or 7 hours.

The plastic seems cheaper then other smiths, I've owned (more Oakley like). I don't notice it much anymore, but it bothered me when I first pulled them out of the box.

The hinges are screwed into the arms, and they creak when moving the arms. This added to my feeling that they were cheaply made, but I've never heard it while wearing them.

overall the lenses are a full 5stars, but the frames are only 3stars.