Polarized Sunglasses for Men, ZHILE 8-base Curve Wrap Metal Frame for Fishing Sporting Driving with Sunglasses Case

I just received these today, and they are a perfect fit with a great look, especially if you're like me and don't like oversized sunglasses that are too large for your face. My face is overall round, and these compliment me with their rectangular shape. Very light but sturdy construction. Nice packaging. You can't beat this for the price. They compare favorably with a pair of Maui Jim's I had for years and lost, but at a fraction of the cost of the name brand. I'm ordering a second pair just to have on hand. I'm very particular about sunglasses. These are keepers.

Purchased these as a rotation pair of glasses to my Serengeti's, while these are not the quality of the Serengeti's these are of nice quality and I expect these will hold up well because of the build quality. Are the lenses the quality of the Serengeti's no not even close and I know of no other glasses that are either. The lens are clear and without distortion, the frames are well made with good nose pads and ear pieces that fit well and the lens are not oversized as most inexpensive glasses are. In the overall I would recommend these to anyone looking for an inexpensive quality pair of glasses.

I was impressed with these glasses when I received them. They seem well made and I like the design and tint. I only buy polarized sunglasses anymore, since they seem to provide less glare. I also confirmed there is no noticeable problem when viewing my phone (IPS LCD), Fire HD8 (has some rainbow effect) or Garmin GPS (no issue) with these on due to the polarization. Just to note that changes with the way LCD's look with polarized sunglasses is not a dig against these, just a fact. The benefit of polarized glasses to reduce glare while driving is (to me) worth the small degradation of LCD's (as long as they don't black out the LCD's completely which these do not on the devices I checked them with).They throw in a bunch of stuff like a nice vinyl hard case which I won't likely use. I only use the soft case if any case at all. There is also the typical microfiber for cleaning. The only small negative so far is that the nose pads are a weird white color, I think they are made from soft silicone, so not sure if I like that (prefer the clear hard plastic type). As long as the arm tips don't fall off these will stay 4 stars.

These are definitely better quality frames than what you'd get from a big box store rack around the same price. The metal is a bit sturdier and full frames. The curved wrap does fit the form of the head pretty well, but might be a tight curve for large or broad faces. The nose pads are very nice--made of a soft silicone, and the mounts are higher quality (read: seems harder to break) than other cheap sunglasses I've had.What's the fatal flaw? The lenses on mine (black frames/black lenses), while polarized, are NOT treated for glare and these glasses do have a serious glare problem! Even when it's overcast...even if it's raining...but certainly when it's sunny, all you see is the closeup glare of your own eyes and lashes. These are completely unacceptable for driving and YOU SHOULD NOT DRIVE IN THESE. I'm keeping them because I just need them for taking a walk during my lunch break at work, no huge deal, but for general use the lens glare really spoils these things.The kicker is these glasses come with a bunch of accessories (case, tool, a little cloth) but I'd give that stuff up in a heartbeat for lenses that don't have such glare. I don't even use or need the accessories. This company should be anti-glare treating all of their lenses as standard. Who doesn't want that!? Minus three stars for the glare problem.

For several months I have been looking for a pair of low cost, polarized sunglasses that I dion't have to worry about scratching or breaking. Turns out, these are so well made, and fit so well that I would have happily paid 3 or more times than what I paid for these. With all the dinero that I saved, I decided to go ahead and buy three more pair.Truly, in the past I have dropped a couple hundred bucks on a pair of Oakleys that weren't as good; won't be doing that again.

I like the fit and view out the glasses and they are comfortable, but I found the rubber nose pieces cheap compared to the quality of the rest of the glasses. They come out easily and time will tell if they hold up or will fall out and become lost.Update, I bought a second pair of these glasses even though the nose pieces did come out as did the rubber covering for the ear pieces on the first pair, but I still considered the optics and comfort to be good for the money. I did drop a star to three because the second pair came and I have found that the hinges seem to bind as you fold them up. Not as smooth as the first pair. The lens also shift in the frames as you clean them, but they have not fallen out. The comfort and optics are still good in the second pair.

Just as good as my Ray-Ban 3190s... I was surprised at how nice these glasses are. They come with a nice protective case to begin with, but the clarity is very noticeable I have this pair and a grey pair and they're both perfect purchases. My 3190's are getting old and worn and they have been through a lot. But they're discontinued and to be frank, much heavier since they are made with glass.The only drawback with these shades is that although they do well to resist scratches, they can still be damaged, just like anything else.Compared to my 3190's -Lightweight,Great clarity and polarizationExcellent price.