Rothco Aviator Sunglasses for Men & Women - Polarized UV Protection Military Style Pilot Glasses for Outdoor, Driving & Travel

Only thing I could say on the negative side. Is that the ear pieces are painful depending on your ear.For what I paid for these the price was right. Anyone buying these should be aware that go get a good fit, the cheekpieces hooks will have to be stretched otherwise the nose and forehead rests will be pulled painfully into the nose and forehead. The forehead rest will need to be repositioned, on my pair it was sideways. The frame may need some other adjustments as well. However once done, I found them to be reasonably comfortable, and good looking. As these were yellow lenses I bought them to improve visibility on foggy and rainy days, and they do that well enough. I have no idea if they offer any UV protection at all, but since I plan to wear them on cloudy rainy days I don't think it matters all that much. I would buy them again.FlimsyGood:1. These glasses stay on no matter what. You can headbang in them. Wear them on your motorcycle. Stand by a nuclear explosion.2. Price. They were under $10 dollars, and that's a great value for what you're getting.Bad:1. The wrap around earpieces could be uncomfortable to some. It's a different feeling than normal sun glasses, and it could bother you (but that being said you are trading comfort for number 1 on the good list).2. The lens are huge, and sit lower on your face so they can look a little silly. Maybe you could bend the nose pieces around to make them sit a little higher, but I'm hesitant to do this since I read another review that said their nose pieces broke off.TL:DR - If you need sunglasses that will stay on in sunglasses adverse situations these work great. If you need something that looks good you may want to look elsewhere.edit: 9/10/13 I ended up filing off the brown bridge piece and they look 31.3 times better. Any small file would work, just be careful not to scratch the lens. I wear them all the time now. They still aren't as classy as my Carreras but I don't have to worry about them flying off when I turn my head sideways as 50. They do let some air in around the nose though, so I wouldn't suggest them for the motorcycle if you do most of your cruising over 55mph.I recently bought some cheap aviator with typical ... ear bars. (What are those things called, anyway?) And those cheapos looked cool, and fit decently, but they were too light and frequently fell off.So after a bit of research, I decided to try these. Another reviewer had it right when he said, 'great except for the yellow detail'. Exactly. The 'yellow detail' is a totally unnecessary cross-bar that goes across the top of the glasses, inside the frame a bit, apparently designed to hold the glasses away from your face a bit to compensate for the hooked ear pieces.Well, that 'yellow detail' looks COMPLETELY retarded. (Pardon me, you politically correct folks who find that term offensive.) Unbearably so. Remedy? Take some wire-cutter and snip them off at the welding-points where the 'yellow detail' attaches to the glasses. Cut it close, so you don't leave a couple of sharp points that could gouge your brow.Instantly 100% better. Now they look like decent aviators (although SLIGHTLY larger than normal). And the pieces that hook over the ears are AWESOME. I've never seen those on glasses before, and they feel good and hold the glasses on well ... if the layout of your head and ears are compatible. I've heard a reviewer (or two?) complain of them pulling on the ears. Today, I caught the hook poking the back of my right ear a little, but bending it seemed to fix it. (The hooks are very flexible.)So, if they're shaped well to your head, and your 'brow to ear depth ratio' fits with the hooks, and you cut off that stupid yellow thing and its associated metal, then you've got yourself some pretty sweet aviators.And the case is nice, too.Pretty fast shipping from this vendor.I was looking for a small travel bag that I could use for my tobacco pipe when out and about, this was a great choice! As a note, I have the older bag (second product image) not the newer one with the front that opens.DESIGN/QUALITYThis is VERY well made, using only the best quality materials. In over 2 years of use, the velcro is still very strong, the seams have not come loose and the strap is still...well...strapping.UTILITYThis pouch is surprisingly useful, not just for my original intent but also for camping, hiking, computer repair and a million other things. I love throwing it in my carry-on with all of my important documents in to keep them all in one place!WHY 4 STARS??- Good for the price (+)- Very good quality - no wear after two years!!! (+)- Extremely utilitarian! (+)- The older design (which I have) does not have all of the pockets of the newer one (-)OVERALLThis is definitely a helpful bag, and the olive drab color means it's very masculine. The longevity of this product has really impressed me, especially considering the low price I paid. Recommended.Feedback welcomed - if you didn't find this review helpful I would love to know why so I can continue to grow as a reviewer!Are these as good as a pair of Rayban's? Well, it depends on how you look at it. These are not Rayban's, these are inexpensive aviator type glasses which strongly resemble the older style of Rayban glasses with the wire ear pieces and the mysterious green lenses. Personally, I like these because I didn't pay $129 for someone to stick a big name on a pair of Chinese glasses.These are Chinese glasses but the cost is a fraction of the name brand types. These glasses are just fine for everyday wear and from 5 feet away you can't tell them from the big name brands.The lens color is just right for bringing out details in clouds and trees. The frame is chrome plated metal and with proper care should last pretty long. Don't be afraid of the wire ear pieces , they work fine with a little bending adjustment. No more slip down the nose stuff!Try em, you'll like em!Ordered these military spec classes or military lookalike came within the time they said not sought of glasses you would walk down the high Street with but they are built for wearing a crash helmet. So if you drive a cruiser or a bike without a fullface helmet they are really great you can just pull the glasses off your face without taking the helmet of they look pretty good with the helmet on haven't had any build quality problems when out on the bike always wear them in the sunshine.NO COMMENTlike the sunglasses for the money paid, not to much of a worry if get lost or broken,case is cheap looking but for the money paid thats no worry at all,lets hope for some sun in the u.k. recommend to buy if you want a sturdy pair of sunglasses.{they dont look cheap}Some of the products are not as good as they appeared to be hence the low rating where us some are actually excellent for example police wrist watch it's one of the best products and I have been using it ever since. Its my main and should I say working watch / everyday watch 24/7 kind of watch without any single problem ?The curved arms of the glasses are very uncomfortable around the ears, making them pretty much unwearable.