J+S Military Style Polarized Aviator Sunglasses, for Men/Women | Polarized, 100% UV400, metal alloy, spring hinge, includes case/cloth, for driving/outdoor/fishing/hiking/travelling Silver Frame/Blue Mirror Lens Large 62mm

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  Frank John

  12 de julio de 2026

  Very nice glasses.

  Just got them and so far everything seems good. Great fit and perfect size and they also include a really nice case with it. Good price as well., and for me it seems like the best choice on Amazon.

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  PittmanOfLaMancha

  Good quality, good for light sensitivity

  These glasses are excellent. After a recent bout of COVID, I developed light sensitivity. I needed something that would allow me to go outside and to drive my car without ending up with a migraine, but I wasn't ready for wraparound sunglasses. I found these, and they work at well. I wear a cap to block the light from above, and then with these on, I'm ready to go. These sunglasses are very dark but still allow me to see clearly. I like the polarization to block the glare. And I feel good in them. Plus, they're affordable! And I haven't gotten a migraine from the sun since I got them.Ver másVer menos

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  Ronnie B

  14 de junio de 2026

  Cool shades!

  Good low dollar glasses. Not near as good as my Ray Bans but they arnt supposed to be. I use them when doing things that I dont want to chance breaking or losing my Ray Bans like cutting trees and brush or fishing. These work great and have a nice shade in the bright sunshine.Would recommend!Ver másVer menos

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  James E. Spencer

  4 de octubre de 2017

  craftsmanship and understated simplicity

  No, I am not military, but I appreciate quality and function. These are the best designed and most comfortable sunglasses I have ever owned. That is coming from a blind man who wears sunglasses as part of his every day life. I cannot tell you they make the world look sharp, but they make me look sharp. They give me that professional image I need when walking into a board room wearing slanky cool shades is simply not the first impression I want to make. I've owned more expensive, but not every designer label is backed by this level of quality.If I had a dollar for every pair of sunglasses I have broken, I would have a fat stack. This pair has already survived my walking into a half-open door. The spring hinges held up perfectly, as if they thought of me when they designed them to flex when I smash my head into things. The frame had taken on an odd angle for a minute, but they are real metal. That means I just gently work them back into alignment. In fact, the first thing I did when unpacking them was to fit them to my skull by gently bending the ear hooks. You just cannot do that with plastic shades. I say they are comfortable because you can make them fit your head like that.I'm not a big man. Being only 5-foot 8-inches, my small stature should have pointed me to purchasing the smaller pair of glasses, but the wider glasses give me better coverage. They maybe aren't goofy big, but the smaller pair would likely put the temple bars closer to my face. When I do finally kill this pair from misuse, I will go back for the smaller option. I figure if you can say you are a big person, go for the big pair, otherwise, take the more narrow frame.The temple bars are really the core of any glasses frame, and this pair feels like someone put a lot of thought into it. Rather than straight sticks you find on many expensive glasses, these are ever so slightly arched, curve into a thicker sturdy hinge connection, and have no tiny screw to drop out at the worst moment. It feels like a sealed hinge, so there is no replacing the temples. As if you were ever going to bother, right? Nobody ever repairs sunglasses.I've never seen a carry case like this, but I really have grown attached to it. It has a snap hook so it can be hung from whatever you have. Its a sort of firm pack, being not hard and not quite soft. It would not withstand a good stomp, but it prevents the glasses from being crushed when packed in a bag. It easily fits the glasses and the buffing cloth.Overall, these sunglasses are clearly manufactured with attention to detail. The materials are obviously top quality. Every edge is finely finished, and no part of them feels less than perfectly tooled. I am checking them all over for any sign of lack of craftsmanship and its simply not there. The case is lined with some velvety material, and every seam is perfectly sealed. Even the zipper on the case closes smoothly.I have to say the case is overly large. It could easily contain 2 pairs, but that would not be proper safe storage. With the case hanging on me, the glasses rattle around a bit and the zipper pull jingles. Wearing this case clipped to my hip is sort of loud. The plastic clip is sturdy, but does have 1 tiny sharp-ish point where it was probably broken off its molding grid in manufacturing. Its just a tiny pokey edge, but I am trying to find fault.
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  Grigorii Gordii

  Very good quality

  Value for money! Quality and Comfort!

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  rlaggren

  4 de julio de 2023

  Light weight (breakable); polarizing weak, varies a bit left/right

  I used to sail a lot and liked good polarizing sunglasses - they can make a huge difference. At first I thought these did not have polarizing (even though the item description clearly say "polarized"). After more testing I found some scenes would show detectable polarizing when testing by holding about 12-16" in from of face and rotating glasses so left/right becomes top/bottom and back (standard check for polarizing sunglasses). But the polarizing simply does not compare with the glasses I wore in the past. The glasses from '60s, '70s,'80s showed a huge difference in this test, looking at all scenes, but with these glasses it's barely discernible. IOW, polarizing isn't really "working" with these glasses. Also, the left vs right lenses don't behave the same in these tests. Although this is not grossly obvious, it's not good because it has strain your eyes to resolve, on the fly, something that is not right your view.I saw reference to the NYTimes site Wirecutter and I also bought based on their review of these glasses. However, this is not the first time I've found them to be careless and cursory in their evaluations (upper tier consumer wifi router with bad software); unfortunately, although it would be nice to trust in the pretty and glossy image they project, it appears that wading through Amazon reviews may be a far better source.These are cheap glasses and good for very casual use. But if you actually want/need real polarizing look elsewhere.Ver másVer menos

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