JIM HALO Retro Square Aviator Sunglasses Premium Glass Lens Flat Metal Eyewear Men Women

Bought these last minute before we went to Italy because I wanted some glasses with a little more European feel and so glad I got them! Wore them every day. They went well with every outfit! Held up in my bag while traveling, on the sandy beach and on boat rides. Great glasses for the cost! Definitely recommend.

Normally, when I need sunglasses I just buy a cheap pair from Walmart or a gas station. However, recently I've been noticing I get terrible migraines when outside for too long. Talking to my doctor, we found out it's from the sunlight. So, I decided to invest in a better pair that might work and help my headaches. These are it.They are a lot nicer than other sunglasses I have had. They actually block out the sun. My other sunglasses do this too, but not like these ones. I haven't gotten hardly any headaches now when I have to be outside longer than 10 minutes and am very happy. Would recommend these to anyone in my situation or to those who hate having to deal with cheap sunglasses all the time. These won't break the bank and are actually nice ones.

I'll say that I bought these because I'm a huge fan of Burn Notice and these sunglasses look very similar to the sunglasses that the main character wears in that show. I struggle with finding sunglasses that look good on me and I didn't have high hopes about these actually looking good on me. But, honestly I like how they look on me and I've gotten compliments. Technically, the compliments only happened when I had them off and hanging from my shirt collar. But, hey it happened twice from complete strangers. And that's saying something because I hardly ever go anywhere.Now for the reason I didn't give these the highest rating:First, I have doubts about the UV400 protection that claims 100% protection from UVA & UVB Rays. At no point have I ever looked directly at the sun, but when driving or walking and I'm facing the sun directly, I'm still squinting quite a lot. And granted most likely all sunglasses have this problem, but it's definitely to varying degrees. My last pair of sunglasses were a gift and expensive and had all the "bells and whistles" of your modern sunglasses. And the difference in amounts of squinting that I have to do between these and my last sunglasses is night and day. My old sunglasses had a darker tint. Really just a black tint instead of brown like these. Maybe that's the difference. I still think these help a lot, but not to the degree that I was hoping for.I'm extremely skeptical that there's really any scratch resistance on these lenses. I've been babying these sunglasses because my last expensive pair that were definitely supposed to have scratch resistance, seemed to have none either. I had one mishap with my old sunglasses while moving some furniture through a doorway and they fell off my head. One hit on some sidewalk put a thumbprint sized spot of scratches on one of the lenses. Because the old ones were expensive, I kept using them for a long time after. I think it messed with my vision when I wore them because I'd see a spot in my left eye for a period after taking them off. Subtle, but annoying. And these Jim Halo sunglasses have been dropped once from much lower on some indoor tile. Such a small drop, left little dot sized scratches on both lenses.They only dropped because the temples (ear sticks) opened up when I leaned over to play with my dog. The hinges came pretty stiff originally. But 3 months after purchase and they became quite loose. So tucking the temples into my collar, the way I usually carry my sunglasses when I'm not wearing them, has become hazardous.One more thing. The lenses on the inside are quite reflective. I guess this is pretty typical. But, for this style of sunglasses it means that when sun is anything but directly ahead of you, you get reflections bouncing off the inside of the lenses. This can cause blind spots approximately half the width of the lense that the light shines on. To better explain, picture yourself outside. The sun is directly to the left or right of you. What you will see ahead of you is your own eye, face temple, and partial cheek reflecting off the lense on whichever side the light is on. And this reflection covers at least half of the lense in front of you. Meaning half of your vision in one eye is impaired. Some may think this isn't a big deal, but let's just say you're out walking and you have to avoid obstacles. People, cars, whatever. If the obstacles are coming from that large portion of vision impaired direction, it's a hazard.Again this could be an issue with all kinds of sunglasses that have the style of frame and lense that doesn't wrap around the face. Likely most aviator styles have this problem. But, the lense is the culprit. There's really no reason to have such a shiny reflective surface on the inside side of the lense. That's the fix. If sunglass manufacturers aren't doing it, they need to. Make the inside cut of the lense non-reflective. Skip the polish step.Anyway, the price for what you get is pretty fair. I'd honestly pay more for exactly this, but with the issues I've highlighted fixed.

These look and feel like way more expensive glasses! They fit great, they look great and I would recommend them to anyone. I get compliments on these all of the time. Do I get compliments on my $400 sunglasses? Nope. These, YES!!! They do not fit oversized, so if that’s the look you are going for. Then these will be a no. But these are beauties!!

These glasses were great while they lasted. The fit is perfect and they are great quality for the price. I wanted a less expensive pair of glasses to take on vacation and bring to the beach. The one draw back was I dropped them accidentally and the lenses shattered into little glass shards. Not typical for glasses to have lenses like this. Fortunately it happen on the ground and wasn’t in an accident or something when it happen. I would definitely order these glasses again IF they offered a shatterproof lens.

I am very impressed with the quality of these sunglasses. They lenses are indeed glass, about as thick and heavy as my authentic RayBan sunglasses. The clarity is amazing. Very comfortable on my average sized face. The temples are plenty long unlike my RayBan "cockpit' sunglasses. The only thing that would make them better is if they were polarized but on the other hand, I never understood the purpose of polarized glasses anyways. At least I can see my phone screen with these on.These sunglasses present themselves to be a lot more expensive than they are.

While they aren’t polarized they are certainly attractive on my face. I don’t usually like this style and they don’t usually fit well but they are very comfortable.

I have been on Amazon for over 10 years, and this is my first review in that time. The influx of cheap imported junk being sold on here gets worse with each passing day.These glasses have the potential to be nice, but they're plainly cheap junk. The frames feel nice and the glasses are of a nice weight, and are comfortable. The lenses areNOT glass and the glue for the lenses does not stay. The free/loose lenses are extremely light in weight and are coated plastic. When I initally opened the package the right lense free of the frames and was loose within the packing box. There is another review of the same story. I figured it was just from the shipping transit and popped the lense back into the frame and just moved on. I've had these glasses for about 1 month now and the lenses have became so loose, that they simply pop out when you attempt to lightly clean them with a cloth.Please spend your hard earned money on something of more quality. If you've been battling the cheap sunglasses front, Goodr. If you know, ya know.