Would these help night driving?
192429
Absolutely not. It enhances the glare from the street lights, if anything it's more dangerous when wearing them
192430
They are not meant for driving, as they magnify slightly, for close up work.
192431
Definitely not. The slight magnification distorts your view more than help with glare. Do not use these for night driving.
1919139
Yes, I have tried. DO NOT do this, they are not even noticable at night time. Very dangerous.
493591
I only use them for driving at night and they work great for that purpose. There's no pure blue light-emitting things you have to see at night, and while it does change the color of stop lights, you can easily figure out what's going on by position of lights. Purpose is to not inhibit melatonin production before you're about to go to sleep.
162644
yes they can b worn at night time cause they're clear, but they are really big around, like each lense is bigger around then a pop can.
444769
If you are looking to improve your night driving with these don't buy them. Does not help, I'm returning them.
798752
Yes, but also do not confuse these with night sights. These are the fiber optic sights, and do not glow for dimly lit situations. They are to facilitate target acquisition.
162643
I love them....night use should be fine if there is lighting. But these are more fashion than effecient. You should be fine
169154
Yes. I do not find them quite as good as regular sunglasses, especially those with some form of polaroid lenses, but they do decrease the glare sufficiently to make it possible to drive safely.
1991460
That's what I drive. They fit perfectly. Even had bulbs in them. Very easy to install. I see the road much better at night now.
1516779
I don't know. They do not help my night driving which I got them for but brighten a dismal day exceptionally well.
1294813
I just checked the glasses to see if they reduce glare from oncoming headlights. The quick answer is that they do not, except insofar as they reduce light transmission by being yellow. Reduced light transmission at night is a bad thing if you're on a dark road, so I recommend you do not wear these at night. Instead, if you're having trouble with glare from oncoming headlights, consult an optician or opthalmologist to find out what options they know about to reduce glare.
2025189
I would not recommend it. The tint would also reduce pavement markings that are faded and may cause one to cross the center line or stray too far to the right and get pulled into a soft shoulder. Better to purchase night vision driving glasses like marksmen wear at target practice. They have yellow polarized lenses and make night driving safe. You can get regular glasses, clip ons or goggles to wear over prescription glasses.
1957706
They work great in low light...I've used them at night driving, and in the bedroom,great footage ;-)
352417
They did not help me at all for night driving, and I doubt they would work for bright light.
689354
I would say no. I don't think they would hold up between the heat from the headlights and weather. They'd work if you were doing something inside your car...
121456
Do not use when driving! These are designed to help your brain feel sleepy by undoing the effects of artificial light which make our brains think it's still day time.
1137156
All I can tell you they are nice (really brighten things up) on cloudy days. At night they cut down on light glare from headlights/street lights but they do darken shadowed area more then clear lens. In town at night they are ok but not on country roads at night,to dark.