I am an optician so I don't mind calling myself an expert. I actually have a prototype of the reversible sunglasses. You may not have read the instructions properly , or you don't have the same one that I have . When you reverse them , the ends of the arms flay the wrong way. However, the ends of the arms are very bendable, and you are supposed to bend them with your fingers to curve in instead of curving out . On my prototype it's very easy to do. As for the lenses , if you notice, they are flat, unlike the others, which have a very distinct curve . Because the frame is reversible, the inventors don't have a choice but to use a flat lens. The problem with flat lenses is that the optics are not as sharp, but more importantly , because the lens is flat, you tend to get quite a bit of glare from any light source behind you.. The flatness of the lens acts like a mirror. Because the sunglasses are reversible, the inventors didn't really have much choice but to use a flat lens .
Reversible sunglasses sounds cool, until you realize that reversible things are generally reversible for a reason, and there is no reason to want reversible sunglasses. Sunglasses are very function over form.
Pro tip on the Hombres and the string issue. What I do with my REVOS crystal lense sunglasses. Because the lens are made with crystal so kinda heavy. I used those glasses attachment that goes around the ends of ear frame (yes I know these done have them), but the same principle applies. I'd let them dangle from my ears. They never dropped.snd when ready to put back on just slip them back on. Better than letting hang from neck as they don't get in way if hanging from ears. Won't have to take on and off from top of head.
Pretty sure they will. Problem is without a 'ledge' on the top (inside) they're not going to stay put. Add that and they could compete with Fitovers and Cocoons.
If I'm going to pay that kind of money for a pair of shades, I'll stick with what I usually buy, Ray-Ban. I won't spend that money on a brand I've never heard of.
I didn't like any of them. I even hate mine bc they're too dark. I probably would like the Ombraz for the lens only. Thanks, James for another great video. 🤗🤗😎😎
Ha! Do you remember those novelty glasses that had "mirror" finish on the outer edges of the inside of the lenses? Like having rearview mirrors on your sunglasses!!! Too bad it was super gimmicky and not actually that practical. I definitely want to get a pair of those Kore magnetic ones. Fantastic.
The Ombraz works pretty good for water sports, like paddling and kayaking and boating could even use it for snowshoeing also anything that requires you to wear any top helmet, the lack of hard side bars makes it a lot easier. Also the Ombraz you don't tilt it up, you loosen it up and put it down around the neck. Works exceptionally well actually. So next time don't try to remove it, just wear it around your neck. < not affiliated with Ombraz, just find it useful as a boater.
I absolutely second the neck thing - I have prescription lenses with a strap because the frames are a bit loose on me, and I always keep them around my neck when driving so I can just reach down and out them on without having to take my hat off. It looks a little silly perhaps, but it’s way easier (and safer!) than trying to take a hat off and put glasses on one-handed while also trying to steer.
@@pureevil79 not good, I would go as far as to say... for people with hair range from shaved, bald, to hair clipper size 2 at max any longer will be hard to put on and take off without tangling and pulling your hair.
I can't imagine those Peeq glasses having such an over engineered hinge and yet just forgetting the ear pieces entirely. I would assume either those ear pieces can be removed and swapped or are flexible and can be bent in the opposite direction. It doesn't redeem the fact that they are the ugliest and least useful, but there is no way that's not just a user error flaw.
The Ombraz isn’t going to be great for people who have (I’m sorry, James) hair. Your hair is going to get caught in the straps when you tighten. Plus as you move you’re going to get muffin hair. I like the way the Kore glasses block out the sides so you don’t get too much light (the whole point of sunglasses), altho that greatly reduces your peripheral vision. Reversible sunglasses? Not for me. The Kore would be my winner.
I was thinking about people with longish hair who like to wear glasses under their hair. With normal glasses you can push the arms under your hair onto your ears, the Ombraz you would need to lift your hair up over the strap. (hope I am explaining myself here)
@@mickm6309 the thing is with the hard arms that loop over your ears, they stay stationary. I’m thinking from wearing sweat bands the way you suggest that your hair would push the strap down towards your neck until the glasses were at an angle. At least for me, my ears didn’t help as much, even tho the sweat bands stayed in place on the sides.
Man! They're trying it on with the price of things these days. None of them look like they cost more than a dollar or two to make in some Chinese factory. $120, $150 and $160? What a joke.
The Peeq are just not right at all. They are flat across the face, glasses should have at least some curve so you don't end up with a huge gap on each side of your face that would let in a bunch of unwanted sunlight. as far as the others i bet you can get different color lenses from them, if not suggest it to them!
for anyone who wants wht the Ombraz provide with _any_ glasses, just buy some Crookies or whatever elastic strap you can find which fits onto a pair of regular glasses. So long the arms are thin enough what I am using works just fine.
Not that I’m defending the “Peeq” sunglasses, but doesn’t the back portion of the glasses bend? Is that not rubber? That would fix the “inside out/bowed out” issue.
It's pretty clear from your video that you prefer polarized sunglasses. Non-polarized glasses can be beneficial in some cases. For example, you won't find a pilot ever wearing polarized subglasses on the job, as it will stop them reading the displays in the cockpit. For them polarized is really bad.
Correct! Pilots cannot legally use polarized lenses. Polarization does have its cons but a lot of people seem to “fall for it” in thinking they are always better. They do have good use cases though.
I would be interested in the Ombrez as prescription glasses instead of sunglasses. The adjustable strap instead of standard arms I feel would be more comfortable and better on the for long term wear. If they were a prescription the frame itself could be a little smaller and lighter and since theres nothing holding onto your ears you could always throw on sunglasses over them, unless they made some clip ons or something. Anyway, very interesting glasses, too expensive for me, but if I could choose a pair to just show up at my door, it'd definitely be the Ombrez. Theyre different and I tend to gravitate toward whatever isnt the norm.
Just curious but is there a wire in the Peeq glasses arms? Judging that they are reversible I would assume the arms would be able to be adjusted since they would naturally conform to the shape of your head and like yours, curve the wrong way if you reverse them.
The Ombraz could be left as a necklace when you take them off. So you don't actually have to deal with the hat issue and as a necklace you don't really need to store them anywhere. But personally my favorite thing about the Ombraz is that it solves one of the issues I've experienced with virtually all forms of glasses at some point. Eventually either by forgetting to take them off while sleeping/napping or by accidentally pressing them my glasses' temple/arms become misaligned and my frames become crooked or off-center. With the Ombraz this isn't an issue anymore. Love it.
I couldn't wear any of them. I loathe having glasses or sunglasses resting on my cheekbones. I buy sunglasses with nose pads to hold them away from my face. Very cheap at the flea market in Shipshewana.
5 years of R&D for the reversible glasses? Seems like it didn't accomplish much. The hinge design isn't impressive, and the way they handle the ends of the arms is just no effort given? I think one possible solution could have been to make it flexible, so when you slip them on, you slide your hands down the arms and gently put some pressure on them to get them to conform to your scalp. It's not even polarized? Yeah, just a cheap gimmick where they threw out some BS number to make it sound more impressive than it is. As an aside, the style is just bad IMO. I've never been a fan of that look, which is essentially 'injection molded plastic, with the frame acting as the nosepiece as well'. It just looks cheap as hell and I can't imagine it's especially comfortable either. I don't wear sunglasses though (I wear prescription glasses, and use a transitions feature), so I can't fairly judge the comfort of that style.
I have my own sun glasses that are rx but when I’m not driving, I just have a pair of cheaper sunglasses in the car. The Kore (magnet ones?) might be nice to try. My cheap pair when I take them off in the store and hang off my shirt or hoodie, feels like I could lose them.
Kind of a weird comparison because of the Ombraz being so different. While you can't clip them on something, you can just let them dangle around your neck and they are far less likely to break because they don't have hinges. The biggest concern for me with those was how tight they would have to be against your face. But, they sit completely differently than standard glasses and are so different because the frame is so different that I don't think it's really a comparison to standard sunglasses.
Hadn’t thought of that either. I just liked how it would hold in place on shirt. I certainly wouldn’t want the ouch factor, now considering pierced earrings. I thought James had an earring though? I would have thought him mentioning that with strong magnet. Maybe he doesn’t always wear his in?
You should start covering the packaging when unboxing, you could bash companies like Kore with all their dumb plastic everywhere, and give kudos to Ombroz.
Did you try to put the on tax around your neck to hold them when you’re not using them. Instead of pinning it to your shirt. Are the straps long enough to go down around your neck? If so. It would be so much better. I would think. But i don’t recall if you hung it around your neck or tried. Anyone who has them let me know. They might be too short.
Hey James, can you do a favor? Start finding reasons that I shouldn’t buy something because ya know, when moneys tight I don’t need to be incentivized… I like new things, I just can’t afford them as frequently
Man, you look angry while wearing the Kores. There's just something about that shape that makes you look intently angry. Really bad design if you ask me.
The peeq are just ugly, with the flat glass. And the rear reflection might be annoying unless you’re a private detective. The ombraz are silly, with the old lady strap. Being an old lady I can tell you I work very hard to know where my glasses are so I don’t need a strap around my neck. The Kore are gimmicky. Millions of sunglasses are hung on the neck of a shirt without there being any issue. The cost of them are outrageous.
Being a fisherman myself(surprise cause of my last name) but, if you can dangle those Ombraz on your neck like the stupid add on things you put in the fins, you're already saving money! If it does that, then I'd happily invest in a pair!
You don't seem to wear eyeglasses, but if you could review "fit over" and clip-on sunglasses for those of us that have to wear eyeglasses, that'd be great. Maybe--if you don't need eyeglasses--you could wear just frames or reading glasses..
So, for the hat issue you presented with the Ombraz, why don't you just pull them down and wear them around your neck instead of completely removing them?
Just a had a thought with with kores... There are people that give themselves magnet implants. They'd be damn secure on your dome if you lined them up properly.
As a bearded, bald, white guy. I would not wear the kores while talking to a camera in a car. If I walked by I'd just assume you were saying racist shit.
The first pair would be great with no chest hair lol The second look like the cheap things my eye doctor gives me to put over my eyeglasses after dilation. The third don't look bad at all but I suspect they'd fall apart pretty quickly.
Mr. White another brilliant video thank you. Can I please ask you to review one of those electric dusters, I was going to order a can of duster cans to clean my laptop and keyboard, and I saw the electric ones not sure of the work well or not. Thank you in advance my friend.
the only way i would pay 100 bucks for sunglasses is if they were prescription and that would be under protest what i mean is if for 100 dollars more for the glasses im getting anyway.
First time I ever splurged and bought sunglasses that cost more than $20, I got a pair of those Kore. I lost them within a month. They were nice while I had them. They are a bit heavy, IMO.
The reversable one is lame. The one with magnets seem logical to make and have. The one with straps don't seem easy to take on or off and I can see having to adjust the fit a lot.
Peeqs look like something you’d buy in a 20 pack and hand out in goodie bags at a child’s birthday party.
I am an optician so I don't mind calling myself an expert. I actually have a prototype of the reversible sunglasses.
You may not have read the instructions properly , or you don't have the same one that I have . When you reverse them , the ends of the arms flay the wrong way. However, the ends of the arms are very bendable, and you are supposed to bend them with your fingers to curve in instead of curving out . On my prototype it's very easy to do.
As for the lenses , if you notice, they are flat, unlike the others, which have a very distinct curve . Because the frame is reversible, the inventors don't have a choice but to use a flat lens.
The problem with flat lenses is that the optics are not as sharp, but more importantly , because the lens is flat, you tend to get quite a bit of glare from any light source behind you.. The flatness of the lens acts like a mirror.
Because the sunglasses are reversible, the inventors didn't really have much choice but to use a flat lens .
@Tim Rock-It Saunders there is also the magnetic frames you can snap ontop of alot of glasses now too. Infinite desings vs 2
Peeq looks like as if a designer tried too hard to create something that looks amazing, but it failed hard.
Reversible sunglasses sounds cool, until you realize that reversible things are generally reversible for a reason, and there is no reason to want reversible sunglasses. Sunglasses are very function over form.
How no one thought the frames would be an issue shows it was poorly thought out.
Excuse me....the glasses with string is not friendly for people with hair. It is sure to leave a flat line in hair.
The limits this man will go too to test products has no limits 😂 love it
😅 My $800 pair of prescription Tom Fords with Transitions are all I need.
Pro tip on the Hombres and the string issue. What I do with my REVOS crystal lense sunglasses. Because the lens are made with crystal so kinda heavy. I used those glasses attachment that goes around the ends of ear frame (yes I know these done have them), but the same principle applies. I'd let them dangle from my ears. They never dropped.snd when ready to put back on just slip them back on. Better than letting hang from neck as they don't get in way if hanging from ears. Won't have to take on and off from top of head.
Yeah, soon as I saw the words "next gen"; knew that was code for "expensive as hell". lol
More slide tests!!
"Black feels better. The other way just feels shorter."
Come onnnnnnnnn dude
guaranteed to be too small for my big head. I have to use ski goggles for sunglasses.
I’m loving his beard. Keep it going!
The Ombraz look like they could fit over prescription glasses.
Pretty sure they will. Problem is without a 'ledge' on the top (inside) they're not going to stay put. Add that and they could compete with Fitovers and Cocoons.
you don't want to do that, it will scratch both lens. Your prescription and the sunglasses. They do make RX ones but it ain't cheap.
If I'm going to pay that kind of money for a pair of shades, I'll stick with what I usually buy, Ray-Ban. I won't spend that money on a brand I've never heard of.
A little super glue a couple of small magnets and bingo
The ombrare is my favorite.l except the deal breaker of a string instead of arms,
Vegas Baby!
Isn’t that right slap in the middle of the desert?
I didn't like any of them. I even hate mine bc they're too dark. I probably would like the Ombraz
for the lens only. Thanks, James for another great video. 🤗🤗😎😎
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Ha! Do you remember those novelty glasses that had "mirror" finish on the outer edges of the inside of the lenses? Like having rearview mirrors on your sunglasses!!! Too bad it was super gimmicky and not actually that practical.
I definitely want to get a pair of those Kore magnetic ones. Fantastic.
Nice😎🌞
I mean if you want your buck fifty glasses stolen you can keep em on your sleeve lol loved the video, I'd definitely be down for wearing the armless
The Ombraz works pretty good for water sports, like paddling and kayaking and boating could even use it for snowshoeing also anything that requires you to wear any top helmet, the lack of hard side bars makes it a lot easier. Also the Ombraz you don't tilt it up, you loosen it up and put it down around the neck. Works exceptionally well actually. So next time don't try to remove it, just wear it around your neck. < not affiliated with Ombraz, just find it useful as a boater.
also a boater n kayaker and my 1st thought was also to wear the ombraz around your neck like a pair of goggles.
I absolutely second the neck thing - I have prescription lenses with a strap because the frames are a bit loose on me, and I always keep them around my neck when driving so I can just reach down and out them on without having to take my hat off. It looks a little silly perhaps, but it’s way easier (and safer!) than trying to take a hat off and put glasses on one-handed while also trying to steer.
How well do the ombras work with long hair (if you may know)
@@pureevil79 not good, I would go as far as to say... for people with hair range from shaved, bald, to hair clipper size 2 at max any longer will be hard to put on and take off without tangling and pulling your hair.
I can't imagine those Peeq glasses having such an over engineered hinge and yet just forgetting the ear pieces entirely. I would assume either those ear pieces can be removed and swapped or are flexible and can be bent in the opposite direction. It doesn't redeem the fact that they are the ugliest and least useful, but there is no way that's not just a user error flaw.
The rubber tips are fully bendable :)
The Ombraz isn’t going to be great for people who have (I’m sorry, James) hair. Your hair is going to get caught in the straps when you tighten. Plus as you move you’re going to get muffin hair. I like the way the Kore glasses block out the sides so you don’t get too much light (the whole point of sunglasses), altho that greatly reduces your peripheral vision. Reversible sunglasses? Not for me. The Kore would be my winner.
I was thinking about people with longish hair who like to wear glasses under their hair. With normal glasses you can push the arms under your hair onto your ears, the Ombraz you would need to lift your hair up over the strap. (hope I am explaining myself here)
@@mickm6309 the thing is with the hard arms that loop over your ears, they stay stationary. I’m thinking from wearing sweat bands the way you suggest that your hair would push the strap down towards your neck until the glasses were at an angle. At least for me, my ears didn’t help as much, even tho the sweat bands stayed in place on the sides.
The Ombraz look badass on ya, first look. Like a character who's absolutely necessary to get the crew through the mission, for sure.
Man! They're trying it on with the price of things these days.
None of them look like they cost more than a dollar or two to make in some Chinese factory. $120, $150 and $160? What a joke.
Yup a Bad joke @ that. ;)
I think the Ombraz would be nice for anyone who does a lot of outdoor work. Like gardening. Especially in hot summer weather.
Appreciate the review! This is our beta test batch. Don’t forget the rubber sports tips are bendable to fit perfect on both sides:)
Love sunglasses but cheap polarized ones
The Peeq are just not right at all. They are flat across the face, glasses should have at least some curve so you don't end up with a huge gap on each side of your face that would let in a bunch of unwanted sunlight. as far as the others i bet you can get different color lenses from them, if not suggest it to them!
I'll stick with my $5 Walmart specials
for anyone who wants wht the Ombraz provide with _any_ glasses, just buy some Crookies or whatever elastic strap you can find which fits onto a pair of regular glasses. So long the arms are thin enough what I am using works just fine.
Bad glasses. Good chest hair tweezers.
Whats so Smart about the Smart Magnets? That just sounds like regular magnets Lol
Sure...that first one with the magnets seems great! But thanks to this metal plate I got back in 'Nam, now I can't get the damn things off me!
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Tee hee.
Next video tree trimmers for that palm in the backyard 😅
Not that I’m defending the “Peeq” sunglasses, but doesn’t the back portion of the glasses bend? Is that not rubber? That would fix the “inside out/bowed out” issue.
It's pretty clear from your video that you prefer polarized sunglasses.
Non-polarized glasses can be beneficial in some cases. For example, you won't find a pilot ever wearing polarized subglasses on the job, as it will stop them reading the displays in the cockpit. For them polarized is really bad.
Correct! Pilots cannot legally use polarized lenses. Polarization does have its cons but a lot of people seem to “fall for it” in thinking they are always better. They do have good use cases though.
If you have enough money for these $150 peeq glasses that do nothing that a $15 pair can't do.. I will gladly accept donations.
I would be interested in the Ombrez as prescription glasses instead of sunglasses. The adjustable strap instead of standard arms I feel would be more comfortable and better on the for long term wear. If they were a prescription the frame itself could be a little smaller and lighter and since theres nothing holding onto your ears you could always throw on sunglasses over them, unless they made some clip ons or something. Anyway, very interesting glasses, too expensive for me, but if I could choose a pair to just show up at my door, it'd definitely be the Ombrez. Theyre different and I tend to gravitate toward whatever isnt the norm.
Next video: *Ranking Every Slide on Every Playground in Las Angeles*
9:05 he pulled a Bobby Shmurda by tossing his hat up in the air and it never came back down 😂😂😂😂😂
Just curious but is there a wire in the Peeq glasses arms? Judging that they are reversible I would assume the arms would be able to be adjusted since they would naturally conform to the shape of your head and like yours, curve the wrong way if you reverse them.
They should have just made the arms straight on the reversible one, problem solved! I have Oakleys with straight arms
Kore sounds perfect...hell I wish my prescription glasses had those magnetic arms.
The Ombraz could be left as a necklace when you take them off. So you don't actually have to deal with the hat issue and as a necklace you don't really need to store them anywhere.
But personally my favorite thing about the Ombraz is that it solves one of the issues I've experienced with virtually all forms of glasses at some point. Eventually either by forgetting to take them off while sleeping/napping or by accidentally pressing them my glasses' temple/arms become misaligned and my frames become crooked or off-center. With the Ombraz this isn't an issue anymore. Love it.
I would like the Ombraz when wearing earmuffs for ear protection. Regular frames dig into my head.
Bro...... All these sunglasses look better than your normal 'Harry Potter' ones. But you do you brah!
Takin' one for the team, between the hair pinch and the slide bump.
Bahaha out of nowhere the upside down test 😂 fantastic
That was fun! I loved the slide test!
"They're pulling N word" is what i kept heariing lol
You should try bending the ear pieces. I bet you can bend them the other way.
you have to bend the ear part of the peeq glasses when you flip them and they should be fine !
Bingo :)
1:23 What the heck is travel tube? Just a case for glasses that take much more space than normal case?
The core pair would be my go to, just because they're very black and the magnet is a great addition!!
just imagine a vet with a plate in his head trying those on
I couldn't wear any of them. I loathe having glasses or sunglasses resting on my cheekbones. I buy sunglasses with nose pads to hold them away from my face.
Very cheap at the flea market in Shipshewana.
Ombraz has con not mentioned, strap hair.
5 years of R&D for the reversible glasses? Seems like it didn't accomplish much. The hinge design isn't impressive, and the way they handle the ends of the arms is just no effort given? I think one possible solution could have been to make it flexible, so when you slip them on, you slide your hands down the arms and gently put some pressure on them to get them to conform to your scalp. It's not even polarized? Yeah, just a cheap gimmick where they threw out some BS number to make it sound more impressive than it is.
As an aside, the style is just bad IMO. I've never been a fan of that look, which is essentially 'injection molded plastic, with the frame acting as the nosepiece as well'. It just looks cheap as hell and I can't imagine it's especially comfortable either. I don't wear sunglasses though (I wear prescription glasses, and use a transitions feature), so I can't fairly judge the comfort of that style.
The one with the cord ones the cord is there so you can wear it around your neck without losing them
Actually the cord is the only thing that keeps them on your head.
I have my own sun glasses that are rx but when I’m not driving, I just have a pair of cheaper sunglasses in the car. The Kore (magnet ones?) might be nice to try. My cheap pair when I take them off in the store and hang off my shirt or hoodie, feels like I could lose them.
Kind of a weird comparison because of the Ombraz being so different. While you can't clip them on something, you can just let them dangle around your neck and they are far less likely to break because they don't have hinges. The biggest concern for me with those was how tight they would have to be against your face. But, they sit completely differently than standard glasses and are so different because the frame is so different that I don't think it's really a comparison to standard sunglasses.
Did this dude just spend almost $400 on 3 pairs of glasses? Must be nice to have a disposable income.
a pair of prescription sunglasses goes from 300-600... all about perspective really.
I can see the magnets grabbing earrings when you go to put them on ouch
Yup.
Hadn’t thought of that either. I just liked how it would hold in place on shirt. I certainly wouldn’t want the ouch factor, now considering pierced earrings. I thought James had an earring though? I would have thought him mentioning that with strong magnet. Maybe he doesn’t always wear his in?
I dont know about their glasses but I have the Kore X7 belt and it's phenomenal
I'm thinking the Ombraz will be great with my hearing aids. The arms of glasses can be very irritating with them.
You should start covering the packaging when unboxing, you could bash companies like Kore with all their dumb plastic everywhere, and give kudos to Ombroz.
When you drive your car, with the beard and glasses and hat, you look like Jamie Hyneman from MythBusters.
5:25 - Not so much Riddick (shades), more ridiculous? Not YOU, the design itself, BTW.
Did you try to put the on tax around your neck to hold them when you’re not using them. Instead of pinning it to your shirt. Are the straps long enough to go down around your neck? If so. It would be so much better. I would think. But i don’t recall if you hung it around your neck or tried. Anyone who has them let me know. They might be too short.
Hey James, can you do a favor?
Start finding reasons that I shouldn’t buy something because ya know, when moneys tight I don’t need to be incentivized… I like new things, I just can’t afford them as frequently
Hello,I can't find the dimensions of the peeqglasses aviator on their website. Can you help me because I would like to order.Thank you
Man, you look angry while wearing the Kores. There's just something about that shape that makes you look intently angry. Really bad design if you ask me.
Sunglasses again. I see you like sunglasses. How about comparing pull string and push lever food processors (like pampered chef) to electric.
The peeq are just ugly, with the flat glass. And the rear reflection might be annoying unless you’re a private detective. The ombraz are silly, with the old lady strap. Being an old lady I can tell you I work very hard to know where my glasses are so I don’t need a strap around my neck. The Kore are gimmicky. Millions of sunglasses are hung on the neck of a shirt without there being any issue. The cost of them are outrageous.
Being a fisherman myself(surprise cause of my last name) but, if you can dangle those Ombraz on your neck like the stupid add on things you put in the fins, you're already saving money! If it does that, then I'd happily invest in a pair!
I would consider buying Kore for my active camping trips. Others - zero interest.
You don't seem to wear eyeglasses, but if you could review "fit over" and clip-on sunglasses for those of us that have to wear eyeglasses, that'd be great. Maybe--if you don't need eyeglasses--you could wear just frames or reading glasses..
So, for the hat issue you presented with the Ombraz, why don't you just pull them down and wear them around your neck instead of completely removing them?
LMAO Looking mighty sus wearing those sun glasses and hat in a playground.
I think the Kroe and Ombraz will probably go in your personal collection after this video 😉
Any chance you could test Weathertech/Husky/ect floor liners? Including the trunk mat?
Just a had a thought with with kores... There are people that give themselves magnet implants. They'd be damn secure on your dome if you lined them up properly.
I'm just guessing here, but perhaps Ombraz is pronounced, hombres.
As a bearded, bald, white guy. I would not wear the kores while talking to a camera in a car. If I walked by I'd just assume you were saying racist shit.
The first pair would be great with no chest hair lol
The second look like the cheap things my eye doctor gives me to put over my eyeglasses after dilation.
The third don't look bad at all but I suspect they'd fall apart pretty quickly.
Mr. White another brilliant video thank you. Can I please ask you to review one of those electric dusters, I was going to order a can of duster cans to clean my laptop and keyboard, and I saw the electric ones not sure of the work well or not. Thank you in advance my friend.
i like this video🙂
the only way i would pay 100 bucks for sunglasses is if they were prescription and that would be under protest what i mean is if for 100 dollars more for the glasses im getting anyway.
Thanks, as a legally blind person, I am always looking for new sunglasses.
Amber lenses always make me want to puke, I need really dark gray ones. I'd get the Kore if they weren't so expensive.
First time I ever splurged and bought sunglasses that cost more than $20, I got a pair of those Kore. I lost them within a month.
They were nice while I had them. They are a bit heavy, IMO.
That polarization card came with your Temu glasses, didn’t it?! I got the same one 😂
Ombraz are awesome. I love mine so much. Can’t go back to sunnies with arms, feels too uncomfortable.
Straight guy here so ymmv, but I just wanted to say those ombraz ones look great on you, with the beard.
So designer prices for a Noname brand. Why anyone buy these instead of regular designer glasses
Which lenses were in the ombraz the darkest lenses are the grey but I’m curious if those still have the amber tent which I like
The reversable one is lame. The one with magnets seem logical to make and have. The one with straps don't seem easy to take on or off and I can see having to adjust the fit a lot.
You’d think Kore would have searched the term before they went to market….