Eagle Eyes Men's Aviator Sunglasses

Great item

Genuinely one of the best pairs of sunglasses I’ve ever used. They work well without making everything look too dark. I got a pair for myself as well as one of each of my sisters and we wear them every day.

very good replacement for the ray ban aviator sunglasses that were discontinued

Just received my second pair of eagle eyes! I've worked in luxury retail for decades and have had many a designer pair of shades but nothing compares to the clarity, polarizing properties and enhanced vision that eagle eyes brings! I easily get migraines in bright sun and these provide eye soothing protection from the minute you put them on! I am a shooting sportsman who has learned (the hard way) that its my eagle eyes polarized lens that enhance my vision and raise my scores! The basic designs fits and flatters most everyone and the metal frames and nose pieces can be adjusted to fit snug or loose. It's not about style for me, it's about function and being able to see! Thank you for an amazing NASA tested product EE! I'll be ordering my night driving shades next!

Protection: 100% UV plus blue-light protection and polarized for clarity. Construction: Seem comparable to my prescription glasses (including spring hinges that flex outward for big heads like mine). But I would obviously not recommend sitting on them I like sunglasses that aren't dark. With these glasses you can't look directly at the sun, but you shouldn't do that anyway and the other 95% of the time you will be able to see a lot more because they aren't dark. I like the amber lenses. Makes everything look like it is bathed in golden sunshine and combined with the polarization it makes things more colorful (depending on how the light waves are at the moment). Typical grey lenses make everything look dim and washed out (although polarization also helps with grey lenses). Not sure if it is the polarization combined with the light color or if there is something special about the blue-light filter, but things do seem crisper. I also tried them while driving at twilight and in the dark. Oncoming headlights are a nice mellow yellow. But they do darken, so there is a risk of not seeing something that isn't well lit. If you need sunglasses to look into direct sunlight, you should get something darker. If you mostly use it for regular or bright sunshine (without looking into the actual sun), these are great.