Sensory Processing Issues, thats why I got these.
They are sturdy. I wouldnt really call them polarized, technically. Got the HD/Amber. Fairly big. If you have a small head, they may look huge on you. Ive got a big head for a woman and they are a little oversized. However, they are for work....sooo, its cool. The case is neat. 4 Stars because I was disappointed that they were a bit darker than I hoped and aren't actually polarized.

Update: so I drove in the daylight with these on and its makes everything shine like gold with the sun high and bright. Its like everything has been lightly sprayed with glossy goldish-green spray paint. Any glare from chrome or windows is a super bright yellow. Its almost as if these glasses make everything even brighter. Now I notice every glare, every shine...everything. I have sensory processing disorder and this was the exact opposite of what I was hoping for. I hate the bright sun bouncing off glass and chrome and I just bought glasses that makes them more obvious.
3 stars because they work well once the sun isn't in a high position anymore and they work well in brightly lit stores and rooms. Plus, the color is cool.
If these were ACTUALLY polarized, there wouldnt be a problem.

Update: Im moving it back up to 4 stars. Ive become used to the golden bright glare, but still sad they aren't actually Polarized. However, they are great for walking around inside stores and the bright lab that I work at and can see. Ive become attached to them quite a bit because it calms all the bright led and fluorescent lighting down since, again, Ive got sensory issues and am sensitive to them. They are extremely sturdy. Width wise they fit great on my face. I would never wear these at night.

2 months later: my eyes have adjusted to these and I wear these things everywhere including my labor/delivery job and Ive dropped these things at least 30 times on concrete and road and wood and they are so incredibly sturdy and barely a scratch.
Back to 5 stars. Total keepers.