What features did you like?
Color, Fit, Functionality, Quality, Style
How was the fit?
Too Small
Perfect
Too Big
“Matte frames with gold lens fit and look nice. Doesn’t slip down your nose. Looks great on the beach, with my biking helmet, and under my hiking hat. All-around functional.”
What features did you like?
Functionality, Quality
How was the fit?
Too Small
Perfect
Too Big
“I’ve been through about 8 to 10 pairs of Smiths in about eight years. I love the outdoors and fish at the coast. The most recent purchase are always falls off my hat, so they’re getting beat up pretty bad. I wish they made some with smaller frames or had some rubber or a piece of something rough or abrasive on the inside of the frames so this wouldn’t happen. Still love them and still a true Smith fan. Optics are amazing.”
“The glasses themselves fit great, I have a slim face and have had trouble with other women’s glasses. I sprung for the glass lenses because they are supposed to be stronger and less likely to scratch. Well, don’t waste your money. Mine scratched in less than 3 months of owning them and SMITH won’t do anything about it. Because of an eye condition I rarely wear my contacts and rarely wear my SMITH sunglasses. I’ve probably worn them 5 times. They’ve always been taken care of, never dropped, and always placed in a case for protection. I’m just really disappointed in the quality. These glasses were $245. For that kind of money, you’d think you’d get better quality and customer service”
“I'm honestly a bit disappointed in these Lowdown Slim 2 sunglasses. I had a warranty replacement from Lowdown Slim 2's from almost 10 years ago (which I'm thankful for) and I also have another pair of gold mirror Lowdown Slim 2s that I got a few years ago. I loved the gold lens and the feel of the sunglasses so much that I figured I'd grab another pair to have on hand. These ones I just got feel so much cheaper than both my previous ones. Like a lot cheaper. My $25 Goodr sunglasses frames feel less cheap than these. Not only that, the gold color of the lens is completely different. My old gold ones were a nice amber warm tone, these are blue and cold. Just not at all what I expected unfortunately getting the same exact glasses. But they are quite a few years apart. I would have to say, I would not pay $200 for these if I were buying them right-out and not under warranty. I hope they last.”
