Can I put my own prescription in the Gambit?

Yes. The frame is listed as prescription-eligible, so a licensed optician can cut and fit your prescription lenses. Lens cost is separate from the frame price.

Will this frame fit my face?

Check the numbers against a pair you own: 52mm lens width, 20mm bridge and 145mm temples. That combination generally suits medium faces. The 33mm lens height is on the shallow side, so it covers less below the eye than a larger frame.

Are the lenses polarized?

The listing does not specify polarization. Assume standard tinted lenses unless the lens option you choose says polarized. For glare-heavy driving or water use, ask for polarized lenses when you order.

Is the Gambit a good value?

It is a low-cost house-brand frame, so the value comes from getting a prescription sunglass cheaply. Expect basic metal and hinges rather than premium materials. Compare the total with lenses included against other prescription sunglass options.

What comes in the box?

Expect the frame itself, typically with a case and cleaning cloth from Ottoto. Prescription lenses are added by the optical provider, not included in the base frame.

Ottoto Gambit Prescription Sunglasses

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$39.00at GlassesUSA.com, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the Ottoto Gambit Prescription Sunglasses

The Ottoto Gambit is a rectangular metal-frame sunglass built to take a prescription lens, sold in silver with a 52mm lens width and 145mm temples. The narrow 33mm lens height and 20mm bridge suit medium faces and give it a low-profile, classic look. It is a budget house-brand frame, so the draw is a prescription sunglass at a low price rather than premium lens or frame materials.