Men's Military Style Polarized Pilot Aviator Sunglasses Bayonet Temples

Ok, quick and to the point: They're not Randolphs, but they look really cool!! They're light but sturdy and the polarized lenses really do a great job of blocking bright sunlight. I bought them for a beach trip and they held up super, they even fell into the to**et by accident and after I washed them with soap and water they were better than new. The only thing they don't hold up to is stupidity, I went into the water and lost them to a mean wave, oh well!! I would (maybe even will) buy them again 100%. Excellent value for the money, I have a pair of $600 Oliver Peoples and I enjoyed this pair thoroughly.

To the point: I highly recommend; They have effective polarized lenses that are easy on the eyes, a high-quality metal frame that does not feel cheap nor flimsy that’s lightweight yet sturdy, comfortable and durable, just great quality and great sun protection at an amazing price. My only con is Sungait does not offer non-polarized nor bifocal sunglasses. A longtime Ray-Ban owner these are comparable while maintaining that sophisticated Ray-Ban style. I own eight pair of Sungaits over the years since 2019, 3-pair of the ultralight rectangular and 5-pair of the aviators (BTW, I purchased all eight pair for less than what I paid for my one pair of Ray-Bans). Of course nothing compares head-to-head with Ray-Bans but of all the under $25 dollar priced sunglasses out there for me these are markedly above the competition even against some of the $40 - $50 pairs. I still wear all of them and I throw them around. I’ve found them strong and resilient over the years. I have no bent frames, no noticeable scratches or swirls (it helps that I clean the lenses by first holding under water to remove any abrasive grit and dust then dry with the lens cloth provided or a microfiber towel). I try to keep them in their bags but this is not always possible. I do have to occasionally bend the nose pads to fit properly but none have broken off yet. I did have one issue once that customer service handled promptly and to great satisfaction; they’re great. Why own so many? Like my readers, I leave a pair or two around in different locations so I always have a pair handy e.g. I put a pair or two in each of my two cars, I’ll throw a pair in my travel and gym bag, when I go to the beach, am doing something athletic like running, playing volleyball, tennis, etc. I do drop them on the ground but I’ve been lucky - no scratches.

These glasses are some really nice looking comparatively similar pilot glasses. I wore them once and they do cut down on the sun exposure and make driving a pleasant experience with them. The glasses come with a nice pouch and a pad to clean the glass with. When looking at the two glasses side by side, these glasses appear to look very similar to the aviators, but they are definitely NOT a $250 pair of Polarized pilot glasses. After doing some research on polarized glasses, I found there are many different productions of polarized glasses and the types of tints that can be added are endless. 30 years ago the standard check for polarized aviators was to turn them 90 degrees and you get a black out. These newer production glasses might be 360 degree polarized, or partial polarized. Newer glasses may have different tints that help with seeing in water versus driving. All that being said, my previous rant about these glasses was slightly off with newer production techniques. These glasses are not the $300 Rayban glasses, but they are nice quality sunglasses at a basement bargain price.

I thought for sure that the price I paid for these days were going to end up being a pair of Dollar general or Dollar tree sunglasses. When I got them and I picked them up I could feel how heavy duty and very durable. The lends themselves have a perfect tint to them. They definitely block out all the sun glare and I have sensitive eyes so these are perfect and the lens really do feel like they're made out of actual glass compared to most sunglasses are made out of plastic but I can definitely tell you the frames are very durable. They are not cheap feeling it comes with a nice cleaning cloth and also a small carrying pouch. Honestly for the money I paid I would have thought I just paid $40 to $50 for a pair of sunglasses. These are perfect! I have no complaints and I think I might even buy some more.

Hey this sunglasses are nice! I mean real nice! They exceeded my expectations by quadruple I thought they were going to be. They are very sturdy very very sturdy nice lenses fit good and look good. I highly recommend them and I got mine on a unlimited time sale for I don't know how they can sell them for that cheap they should be selling for 80 bucks. Get them while they last you won't be disappointed.

Very nice glasses, except for one feature. There is no way to remove the lens and replace them with prescription lenses. The usual jeweler screw is not on the frame. If you plan to use them w/o corrective lenses, they are fine.

More than 2 years with this sunglasses, I love them. Good quality and really good price. My eyes feel very comfortable.

I've been eyeing this style of sunglasses for months and was considering a pair from Randolph but hesitated after reading a few reviews regarding their longevity. I'm not a stranger to $200 sunglasses but I do expect them to last a very long time if I'm going to invest that much. After reading so many fantastic reviews of the Sungait pair, I decided to give them a chance first. I've had them for about a month now -- I wanted to wear them regularly for a while before posting a review -- and I have to say, they easily meet and exceed the expectations I'd have had of the $200 pair. They're sturdy, rigid, and comfortable. The presentation of the packaging - from the box, to the micro fiber bag, to the adjustment tool that comes with it - all provide a customer experience of a much more expensive pair of glasses. If the sun shines at just the right angle I can see a bit of a reflection from inside the glasses, but then again they sit a bit further from my face than my previous go-to sunglasses did (Oakleys) and I've experienced this before with aviator-styles. It's not something that happens regularly, just with very specific light source direction. The lenses are polarized, which can make some screens and whatnot a bit hard to read, but again this isn't specific to these glasses or this brand; this is just what polarized lenses do. I love the look of these glasses. I've always felt like "standard" aviator glasses are a bit too big for my face and preferred the more squared-off style. The "bayonet" ear pieces allow the glasses to slip under hats easily without any discomfort. The rubber protection material for the nose pieces and ear pieces are soft but not "sticky" soft; I don't think they're going to wear out quickly or get gooey if the sunglasses are left in the sun for a bit. All in all, I'm very impressed with these glasses and the company. I reached out to customer service with a question and they were fast, responsive, and went far above and beyond my expectations. I have no reservations about purchasing other styles from Sungait or to re-purchase these glasses if I did happen to lose or damage them.

The glasses are super amazing best option in this price material is good and the glasses are polarized will definitely protect the eyes

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Excellent product.

Very nice !

Wanted a pair of aviator style sunglasses and didn’t want to pay a crazy amount. Searched about, read the reviews for these and chose them. They arrived the next day and are superb (polarised lenses too). Really comfy, well packed (maybe they could have supplied 2 glasses bags rather than just one so I did need to buy another soft bag from a different supplier). Only worn them a couple of times, but no complaints at all so far. Seem far too good for the price paid.