text: Nice modern browline frames.  Polycrabonate lenses. There seems to be a blue oil sheen on the lenses.  There is focus blur on the edge of lens if you turn your head or look out of the corner of your eye so you pretty much have to look directly ahead only.  I also have a cheaper pair of Foster Grant's model Dustin which have a plastic (CR-39? probably not.) lens and they are clear no matter which way you turn your head.  Pupil Distance (PD) of these glasses is 58.5 +- 1mm, and my eyes are a little further apart at around 64mm (close to average), so the Wally seems to be designed for people whose eyes are closer together than average, The Dustin model has a PD of 64 +-2mm and is nearly perfect, for me.  I give Foster Grant credit for marking the PD on their frames.  I wonder if the edge blur is related to the mismatch in PD between the glasses and my head?<br /><br />I will keep these Wally's in my jacket pocket, to put on, read small print, then take off, because the frames are nice, but will not be using them for reading books or the web.  I rate these just barely OK, not great lenses, Good Frames.  I guess they block the blue spectrum which is why I fell for them, but that's probably less important than the PD measurement, and the edge blur.