Ombraz Classics Sunglasses vs Sunski Dipseas

However, the small size is for a small face, if you have a medium size head I would go with the larger size. (I made the mistake of getting the smalls, but the company promptly exchanged them).

These are one of the best pairs of sunglasses I’ve ever owned! They are comfortable, light and fit my face very well. (I have a smallish head). The polarized lenses do an excellent job of blocking the sun. I really can’t say enough about these sunglasses! Being an eco friendly manufacturer is also a plus

So light, so comfy, I wear them for all sports and in all conditions. I've recommended them to basically everyone who asks.

Very comfortable fit for my small face. I like the style and have received lots of compliments. They are comfortable to wear and I read outside in the sun a lot. The polarized lenses work very well

I love how durable they are and enjoy the freedom of not having to treat my sunglasses like a fragile item in the wilderness. They're in-line with or even a bit cheaper than other leading outdoor brands at $140 each, and I suspect they'll last a lot longer. I'd consider them well worth the cost. Freelance Reporter, Insider Picks Suzie Dundas is a Lake Tahoe-based freelance writer and editor

The stylish Sunski Dipseas is our best bang for the buck for a more feminine frame. These glasses scored high in every category except coverage. They ran well, skied well, and sunbathed extra well. Coming in at only 18 grams, the Dipseas are the lightest in our field, and it shows