Black Original Aviator Sunglasses with Polarized

I recently bought a pair of these BluBlocker, polarized, aviator shape sunglasses and I am impressed: - They are truly large, yet lightweight. - Nylon frames are simple and rugged. - They block out blue light as well as UVA & UVB. - The world appears in sharp contrast and crisp focus. - Optical quality is perfect. - Polarization better than some more expensive brands. - They are subtly shaped to hug the face, letting little light in from the top, bottom or sides. - The integral nose pads are comfortable and fit most people without adjustment. In spite of these advantages, BluBlockers cost significantly less than most other sunglasses of this quality. Did I mention I like them a lot?

These are great sunglasses. On the plus side, younger people keep commenting on how nice they are. I bought them before I had cataract surgery to correct the glare. But now it’s nice to know that I also look cool wearing them haha. These seem to really increase definition, and I love them. After the surgery, my distance eyesight is fantastic when I wear them. I spend a lot of time on the water and they work well for that.

32 Months Later: Used almost daily, safely stored in car visor compartment, they show little to no wear. Take care of them and they will reward you! They are very well made, just keep them out of your back pocket. No complaints, 3rd pair of BluBlockers purchased, 1st polarized and very impressed. The hue does seem slightly smokier, yet lighter than the standard model and it’s blue/white counterpart, my other 2 purchases. You're definitely paying for the polarized lenses on this model, as the standard model is 1/2 the price. One thing to note is that the embroidery on the side of these is actually blue, rather than gold as shown on Amazon. I attached a picture of how the lettering really pops. Gave these as a gift to my father who introduced me to Blu Blockers from the 80's, and he loves them. He uses them everyday, as he never had polarized sunglasses back in the day. IMHO, they aren’t for me, as I’m used to the rich amber of the originals. The smokier polarized lenses don’t have that sunny day pop that the sub $40 modes do.

I've always liked Blublockers. They improve vision in bright sunlight instead of making it worse as normal sunglasses do. So getting Blublockers that were also polarised was a bonus. Comfortable and tough, they've already survived a skid along concrete after I dropped them. Not a scratch on them. Good size with enough wrap-around to reduce light leakage from the side. They work very well.

Great BluBlocker Sunglasses! My buddies finally convinced me to get a pair, so I did. Not disappointed. Would like to compare to different styles they may have, but for now these bad boys will do just fine!

I've worn "blueblockers" for years, after first discovering them. They cut down the glare very well, and this style, the "aviator" look, has a broad enough lens that doesn't block the periphery vision or shrink the viewing potential. They're great for driving, and the brand is superior to other "copies" because the others I've tried tend to be too "dark". This original model and style just suits me to a tee. They may be a bit pricier than the "off-brands" coming out of the far east, but the extra cost is worth it, in my opinion. I can open my eyes wide even in bright sunlight, and not suffer any discomfort. Again, it really helps my driving on sunny days, or near sunset when I'm sometimes driving right into the bright sun. My strong suggestion: Get the Blueblocker brand, the original.

I love these sunglasses. They are larger than most and fit my big head perfectly where other brands were tight. They dont give me a headache like other cheap brands have. I no longer find myself squinting in sunlight like I did with my Maui Jims. Being $150.00 cheaper than my last pair of sunglasses was a big plus too. We will have to see if they hold up. Some people I have let try them didnt like the amber color but I have always liked that nuclear winter kind of view.

These sunglasses are really wonderful when at the lake and the sun is beaming off the water. It takes all the glare away! I would wear the other regular ones more normally or in winter or when it's wet out, because the polarization blocks being able to see wet slippery stuff or ice that well. At the beach, on a boat or a lake and the sun is beaming? these ones are better