Loftus Joker Spy Rearview Glass, Black, 5.75"

I ordered my daughter a pair of spy glasses like these after she expressed interest in wanting a spy kit. I remember having these exact glasses as a child, and I could only hope she would enjoy playing with them as much as I did 20 years ago. When these glasses arrived, my daughter immediately began playing with them. She played with the glasses for hours. My daughter is 7, and understood how to use them. My 4 year old son, however, could not understand how to move your eyes in the right direction so he could see what was going on behind him. With that being said, I would say these glasses are for ages 5+, exactly as stated in the product description. The only downfall of these glasses are they are not too cute. The design has not changed in 20+ years, and these glasses are not fooling any old spy pro, such as myself. Then again, it really does not matter who you are 'fooling' when you are a child playing 'spy'.

They work. Thats about the best thing about them. They are way to big for a kids head so they will fall off a lot. If your kids is not 7 or up don't even bother. Very square in the design so they look funny on. If I could do it again I would have paid for the Spy Gear Brand of these. Likely I will have to anyway cause these are cheap thin plastic. I'm sure they will suffer a fatal blow soon.

I was very surprised that these glasses actually work. There's a mirror on each side, and they let you see behind your head. It's also hard to tell that they're spy glasses, because from the front, you can't tell any difference. The outer 40% of each side of the glasses has a mirror on it. I'm bald, so this worked very easily for me. I'm sure if you have really bushy hair, then it will get in the way. It takes a while to be able to retrain your brain to be able to actually do anything useful with these glasses. But it's probably a nice exercise. Pros: +You can actually see behind you +They look like regular sunglasses +Everyone should buy some of these Cons: -Not the most professional-looking glasses, but they are economical

These glasses are prefect spy tool to add spy kit. Allows you to blend in with crowd while spying on target from behind you. His little mirrors glued on inside corners of lens, allowing you to observe what's going on behind you. Mirrors don't take up whole lens so still able to see through forward to walk around as needed.

I had heard about these when I was a kid. Now I'm a teacher, and thought it would be fun to use these during bus duty, but also to see if there were any shenanigans going on behind me. I learned three things: there were no shenanigans, the kids thought they were pretty funny, and don't wear them when you're driving or need to concentrate on what is in front of you. Inexpensive enough to be worth getting them. They are flimsy, so I bought three, however, one pair has lasted all year.

Bought it cause they looked cool with that blueish glass, I had one like those when I was a teenager. This ones are the cheapest material you can imagine, the glass is of course plastic and not blue and the mirror covers the half of the view. A complete waste of money.

These are way cooler than I expected. I didn't have high expectations, but wanted to see how they were made. The frames are about what one might expect - not to be mistaken for Ralph Lauren. The 'lenses' are completely flat having a dark blue mirror front surface, and the rear surface is mirrored at the outer edges only. The apparent tint of the lenses is neutral grey. They actually work reasonably well... Look to the side in order to see behind you. The view to the rear is not directly behind you, because your head is rather in the way. If your head has the diameter of a beer can, you may not suffer this limitation. Everyone on this planet should have multiple Surreptitious Covert Observation Spy Sunglasses. On other planets, they should be quite popular. Don't panic, and bring a towel.

Purchased these for my three year old grandson as a party favor for his big brother's birthday. He LOVED them. It was actually quite cute: He caught on right away how to view behind him, but he tilted his head when he did it. He'd say, "I seeeeeeeeee you!" He played with them all day and took them home. That was good enough for me!