AVIATOR SUNGLASSES


If you’re looking at these aviator sunglasses
, you know if you like the design. I don’t think my son has ever seen mirrored sunglasses before. He thought they were way cool, enough to agree to wear them for tennis. He must really like them, because I can never get him to agree to wear sunglasses.
When it comes to sunglasses, I’m more utilitarian. Does it fit? Does it protect my eyes? Can I see?
FIT
The temples (arms) have a little spring action in them. I really like that in sunglasses. It allows a more flexible fit for many different head sizes and doesn’t cause me any headaches.
EYE PROTECTION
These sunglasses are marked UV 400, which means it protects against both UVA and UVB rays. That’s important to me. I don’t wear any sunglasses unless they provide full protection.
The lenses are dark, darker than my old standby sunglasses, and the mirrored lens help reflect the bright rays.
CLARITY
I can see well enough to drive, but my vision is affected enough to notice. It’s subtle. I can see, but I have to check to see if I can see well. In bright sunlight, it’s not a problem. Other times, when it’s bright enough that I want sunglasses but not the most intense light (I’m sensitive to light), the decreased clarity bothers me.
OVERALL
These sunglasses win in every department and would receive a four or five star rating for everything except clarity. For the price, it can’t be beat; but clarity is so important to me that even inexpensive sunglasses must possess it. For that, I must give three stars.
This product was provided for review by Newport Blvd.