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

These are just like my gold new caravan Ray-Bans but silver. I’ve been looking everywhere for some like these. I didn’t want to cusythe Ray-Band on there website for $320. They looked great and the weight of them are perfect. The fit is very comfortable and clear lenses. Perfect and over all price is great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love these glasses! They are so heavy duty and super cute. Fit:Perfect Value for money:yesClarity:

Nice sunglasses. Needed nonpolarizedGlasses due to HUD in suv. I tried them out and they allowed me to see the HUD. The fit was good, my eyes are light sensitive and these glasses will serve me well.

I have bought more than a fair share of these glasses over the last few years. Yes they can break easily just because they are glass. That being said I really like the style and I'm picky about sunglasses. Now these are not polarized some people don't like that but if you are like me I like non polarized due to the fact I unfortunately have a touchscreen in my car and when I'm out and about I still like using my phone and seeing it clearing where polarized glasses cause problems with that. I always get compliments when I wear these. That being said don't drop these, these are not the rough and tumble type of glasses for for someone like me these are just fine.

Excellent value. Quality is better than some of the more name brand glasses. I bought a second pair.

I've been looking for rectangular aviation style sunglasses with: 55mm or less lens width, about 20mm bridge, 145mm temples, black wire frame, polarized brown lenses. Most of the glasses that I've found were too wide but I did find this Jim Halo and one other vendor that were close enough to try. Both claimed 55mm lens width and neither offered black frames with brown lenses so I got the gold frames.I've attached photos of the two sunglasses, Jim Halo on the right and other vendor on left. The main differences are the skull vs bayonet temples and the darkness/hue of the lens. After tweaking the fit of the temples and nose pads and wearing the glasses in both sunny and bright overcast weather for 4 or 5 days I've made the following (very subjective) observations: I prefer the skull temples on the Jim Halo. I prefer the darker/less yellow tint on the other glasses.So bottom line, I don't like the Jim Halo enough buy another pair but I find them comfortable and are close enough to what I want to keep as a backup when traveling.

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.

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.