Bnus italy made classic sunglasses corning real glass lens w. polarized option

I bought both these and the polarized glasses. I can’t stand plastic lenses, they distort my vision and it’s very distracting. These fit exactly what I was looking for. I’ve had these for a few months now and they’ve held up extremely well. I work on lawnmowers and have dropped them several times on concrete with now lens scratches. The lenses are just about as good as my Maui Jim’s. There’s some light reflections from the rear but I also have some with more expensive glasses. The frames are very good but there is some casting flashing leftover they could have smoothed a bit. Over time mine have worn that down so they’re pretty smooth. Overall these are exactly what I was looking for: great lenses, good looking frames, and not so expensive I’ll cry if I break them.

Vision with these polarized sunglasses (and the lenses are actually glass) provide more than ample light even on cloudy days.I wore one of the two pairs I purchased yesterday on a completely cloudy day. I was amazed at the level of light they provided despite no sunlight.Very light weight, comfortable on your face around ear area and bridge of nose which is very important when playing sports or just casually wearing.The accessories provided like display case you can place them in when not in use is like their own little condo, coupled with the rubber slip on ends to secure the glasses to the back of your ears make them high end glasses that you won't lose weather playing sports, fishing, pickleball. Etc.The Italian manufacturer did an outstanding job designing these gassing at a reasonable price.Don't miss out on treating yourself, especially at this price point. I looked at Ray Ban and Oakley as they have been around significantly longer and are at a higher price point. Once I came across these glasses my decision was easy, buy two and was not disappointed.

It's surprisingly difficult to find sunglasses that are NOT polarized. The heads-up display in my car is polarized, so I have to rotate my head to see it clearly with polarized glasses. These are not the world's finest shades, but they are sturdy, look ok on me, and do the job. Also not outrageously costly, like some glasses. I'm very happy with them.

This is the best pair of sunglasses I’ve had in a long time! I love the look of them. The glass lenses were the selling point for me. They are extremely comfortable on my face. The hinges even have a little “give” to go past open to accommodate for wider heads. My only “downside” is that the nose piece is slick, so it doesn’t sit on top of my head very securely, but that also means they will last longer because they don’t have a rubber nose bridge that will deteriorate over time. They aren’t as light as plastic lens sunglasses, but also not heavy enough to feel uncomfortable. Overall, highly recommend if you like this style of glasses.

I’ll be honest—I had my doubts. I’ve heard people whisper behind my back, “Is that his BNUS?” Some even said it looked too small to do the job. But let me tell you… once I whipped out my BNUS in the sun, jaws dropped. It’s sleek. It’s firm. It’s stylish. My BNUS gets attention now.I wore it out in public the other day, and people couldn’t stop complimenting it. “Nice BNUS!” said one guy at the park. “Wow, I didn’t know you had a BNUS like that,” my neighbor said with envy.What I love most is how well it handles the glare. My BNUS used to be pretty sensitive—but now it’s rugged, confident, and doesn’t buckle under pressure. It’s polarized, too, which really helps keep things in focus when I’m out driving or walking around. Makes everything look… sharper. Clearer. More impressive, really.And let’s talk durability. I’ve dropped my BNUS more times than I care to admit, but it holds up every time. No bending. No flopping around. Just solid BNUS craftsmanship.All in all, I’m proud of my BNUS. It’s well-made, affordable, and now that I’ve shown it off a few times, I’m never going back. If you’re on the fence—don’t hesitate. Just pull the trigger and get your own BNUS. You won’t regret it.All that said- I do really like the glasses. I’ve only had them for a few days, but I wanted to write that review because of the (to me) pretty funny name. They seem well built- in some ways better than RayBan or other expensive glasses I’ve had. The polarization is a little weird on my eyes- maybe in combination with the visor on my motorcycle helmet or when looking at my iPhone screen (the polarization dims the screen when held upright, which is a little surprising). I haven’t dropped them yet to see how strong the glass is compared to my glass RayBan lenses that seemed bulletproof. But time will tell. The spring-loaded sides are very comfortable and the size is good- even for me with a big noggin!

Great glasses. The clarity is excellent for the price. Hinges flex.

These aren't bad sunglasses, especially for the price. However, they are definitely not a Rayban replacement. Althought glass lenses, the frames are a bit lacking in quality as compared to higher priced name brands... but again, pretty good for the price. However, unlike in the past, the BNUS sunglasses no longer come with the great hard case. Now, it's merely a pouch.... and not really protective at all.

Great glasses for the price. Light, real glass lens. Good fit