Eagle Eyes Aviator Polarized Sunglasses - Aviator Glasses with Brow Bar

Really make things clearer to see and look good too.

Great pair of glasses. Fit and feel just like my original ones.

I love my Serengeti Rimini sunglasses for driving, but they are on the mend right now, and I wanted another pair of clarity enhancing glasses for driving and such, so I was delighted when I read such good things about these at such a low price.The arrived in a nice case, and I was surprised by the quality. Honestly they're better than my Serengetis (well one of my pairs) in that regard. They fit my large head rather well too. Everything looks great too. It's a joy to wear these, and you forgot they're on until you take them off and the harsh reality of real world lighting makes you want to put them back on.These lack polarized lenses, which sadly makes them less than ideal for driving if you have a raked windshield (many cars now have such windshields to reduce drag and enhance fuel economy), as you will get glare. I still like this, but they'd be even better with that help.

Buy these. They are the finest in shielding your eyes from harmful UV rays. I have bought Eagle Eyes in the past and paid a lot more for them than I did here. If you want to see the world without the blue. Put these on and you could be on a completely different planet. See the yellow in the sunshine, the colors in the Autumn leaves, the green in grass and the leaves on the trees!! YO! brighten you day along with your spirts!!The ad says the lens was an outcome of NASA research. I'm not sure how it is connected, but the lenses sure look exactly like the face masks on the astronauts' helmets. Too cool.

I have a car with a very swept-back windshield and a long dashboard which results in very bad reflection glare across the windshield. After research I found 2 possible solutions... a dash carpet cover or polarized glasses. These fit the bill perfectly and eliminate over 90% of the reflective glare. The copper lens were the ones suggested. The frames are light enough but sturdy and comfortable and they fit well right out of the box. I guess I have a medium sized head but I've been told I'm pig-headed so that may help with sizing decisions.

I love Eagle Eyes, having discovered them many years ago. I still have multiple pairs, mostly flips. They last a long time. When I finally searched for a non-flip pair recently, everything had more than doubled in price. I knew roughly what I wanted, and that pair was on sale while the others were all regularly priced. I jumped at the chance. First, Amazon kept delaying the delivery. It was probably two weeks late. When I opened the package, I was sorely disappointed. It has the wrong lens shape. Any sunglass brand features multiple models to entice the customer. So it was disheartening to get the wrong one. Will I return this? Absolutely not. I got it for half price. For that, I can accept an uglier look.

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 themI 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.

Eagle Eyes StimuLight Fit Ons Those I just bought were for friends. I'm still using the Eagle Eyes Fit-Ons that I bought about 5 years ago. I use them every day, and despite occasionally being thrust into clothing pockets containing hard objects, they are in excellent condition -- lenses are still shiny and unscratched, and the (sufficiently flexible) arms are STILL unbroken, unlike the 3 previous pairs of sunglasses from other companies, which lasted only a few months before breaking! Another difference is that though they obviously absorb a certain amount of visible light (in addition to ALL the UV), what I can see seems brighter than with other sunglasses. Excellent product.