Mens Aviator Sunglasses 53mm TAC Polarized Lense Military Style Metal Frame with Bayonet Temples

I usually buy the wide glass aviators but I decided to give a new style a chance and see how they looked. I’m not posting a picture of me wearing them but trust me they look great and I think if you look good in normal aviators these will look good on you too.The plastic back by the temple ends are a nice finish and feel nice on your easier. The bridge has nice padding but tons on the smaller side as does the overall size of the glasses. If you have a larger face, that’s glasses are not for you or at leas not for all of your face;)They are well built and the glass itself isn’t too dark, so you can enjoy the great outdoors and look good doing so.It does come in and with a nice case. The case is nicely padded so it won’t scuff the glasses but don’t expect to step on the case or a large amount of weight to go on top of it and for it to protect the glasses, because it won’t.Needless to say, these are a mid-range level sunglasses and if you think you can pull them off then by all means buy them...I did and I love them.

This is the second pair of military style sunglasses I have bought from this vendor. They are both the same style as the American Optical 52mm military pilot glasses I have worn and still wear for the past 48 years. I bought these because the AO I have bought before have gotten outrageously high, $100 versus $22 for these plus shipping.The first pair of these glasses, they have 53mm lenses, I bought about October 2019 and wanted to see how they held up before I gave an opinion. So far they have done very well for the price. They are very comfortable and so far the black paint has held up too. The only real negative is I am used to the AO grey glass lenses and these are polycarbonate. They seem to screen the sun out better than the grey AO, but I am concerned how well they will hold up to dropping and scratches. Time will tell.

These light blocking glasses are amazing. I wear glasses and the headlights of ongoing vehicles always causes a glare at night causing me to be temporarily blinded. These stop the glare completely. They are made very durable and sturdy and the lens are made from a very strong glass material that isn't easily broken. They are big enough to fit over my prescription eyeglasses but not at all bulky. They are lightweight and very comfortable to wear. A must have for anyone that experiences night vision glare. They are a great value for the money.

[Update July 2020: The sunglasses are as good today as when I bought them. Highly recommend.] Although I just received them and can't speak to durability, I am pleasantly surprised at the product I just unpacked. The sunglasses came in a fancy looking and not at all cheap feeling box. They included a soft bag, a semi-hard case, a wipe cloth, and mini screwdriver set (not a cheap feeling one). The glasses look great and feel like quality. (I'll revise this in a few months after I wear them a bit). I may buy another pair just as a spare, in case I lose them.

Comfortable pair of polarized sunglasses! I wear these when the sun is so bright I can’t see unless I am squinting. Wear this pair and squint no more! I’m particularly sensitive to bright sunlight since I slid on an icy pavement last year, hit my head, and was diagnosed with traumatic brain injury. This pr. of glasses is fairly priced and truly helps reduce migraines as a result of bright light. So glad I took a chance and purchased this grey polar lenses/black frame sunglass! Don’t let the low price fool you into thinking this is poor quality, this pair really works!

There's three or four sunglass manufacturers. These are definitely from whichever one makes Ray-Bans. Get some Ray-Ban lenses if you want to front or flex.I wear them every day, and I have a really abd sensitivity to light. Light enough tint that I can wear them inside without issue, dark enough that I can see at high noon in Texas without squinting behind them. Super scratch resistant too. I fumble my glasses all the tine when I out them on outside, usually dropping them. Haven't scratched these yet.

I got the gold frame with green lens. These are nice glasses, very good quality. The cloth pouch is nice but I would prefer a more robust flexible case. There is a nice big stiff case included too, but it is BIG. It takes up way too much room to consider putting in my glove box. I don't have a pair from Randolph's to compare these to but they seem like they are a pretty close match. The lens polarization is a blessing and a curse. They're great for reducing glare while driving looking straight ahead, but I get a bit of a weird striation effect when I look to my extreme left or right. I think this is consistent with the last pair of polarized sunglasses I owned but that was a long time ago.

I'm a small guy with a small head and face, so it is often hard to find sunglasses that fit well and don't look ridiculously large on my face. These square aviators fit nice and don't look huge on me. The polarized lenses are always great for your eyes. They come in a nice case with a lens cleaning cloth and a picture to check out the polarization. My only complaint about them is that after a few hours they start to dig in where they sit on top of my ears, but taking them off for a bit or resting the bows a little higher on the side of my head for a bit seems to relieve that.