zeroUV - Premium Full Mirrored Aviator Sunglasses w/Flash Mirror Lens

Fits well and lightweight. Somewhat flimsy.

Pros:-Stylish-ComfortableCons:-Break Easily-Scratch EasilyI'm a big fan of aviators, but I wasn't looking for an investment quite yet. I just wanted some aviators I could purchase on the fly that weren't the standard black lense, and that had a bit of flavor to them. For the price, these are an amazing buy. They do a great job at shading your eyes from the sun, and will turn any exuberantly bright day into a more mellow, comfortable light. I have a narrow head, so to me, they run a little large. I had to manually bend the endpieces to get a tighter fit. But once I adjusted them, they feel very comfortable. I can wear them for hours at a time and almost forget that I'm actually wearing them. These things will definitely last you a good while so long as you take proper care of them. They're cheap because they aren't made with very high quality materials. If you don't take proper care of these sunglasses, they will scratch / break. Overall, I would definitely recommend these if you're looking for a cheap quick-fix to no sunglasses.

I purchased these because they reminded me of the much more expensive Ray Ban version. I kept the red/orange pair for myself and gave the other two pairs away. The colored mirror effect looks great in person and was exactly what I was looking for. After 6+ months of regular use, including dropping them and tossing them in my bag, they have help up well. No scratches on the lenses! I would say that my head is on the larger side, I find that these glasses fit well and are not too tight. Overall the quality is good, except for the nosepiece. I had to adjust the nosepiece quite a bit to get the glasses to sit on my face properly. The nosepiece is made out of a hard plastic which is uncomfortable on my nose. I think this is one area where the product could be improved. Overall I'm happy with my purchase given the affordable price.

I should probably give these 5 stars since the only reason I'm shucking a star is because they're a little more mirrored than I'd like - and I knew they'd be mirrored. That's not their issue, but mine. That said, I still like their shape, and most of all their weight. They are incredibly comfortable. They fit both my husband's and my heads well, and the shape suits us both. We go through a lot of sunglasses - they get scratched, and in the Caribbean, they start to rust. They also get lost. There's no point in spending a lot on them, but they are as imperative as sunscreen.I run early, before the sun is completely up but up enough to cause glare, and the gold/brown lenses are light enough for dawn/dusk activities. The darker ones are great for the beach. To get 3 for about $15 is absolutely worth the purchase. Yep, I'd buy them again.

When I first got these glasses I wasn't sure about them but I came to like them after a while. They fit well and don't fall off of my face when I look down like my previous pair did. I thought I finally found a pair of sunglasses that I wanted to keep when all of a sudden one of the plastic nose pieces came off. I didn't abuse the glasses. I never even dropped them! I simply had them attached to the collar of my shirt and when I pulled them off I found the plastic piece in my hand. Taking a closer look I discovered that the (very) tiny screw which connects the plastic to the glasses had unscrewed itself. Owing to the tinyness of the screw, I could not locate it. I did, however, find someone else's balled-up toenail on the ground which I had mistaken for the missing screw and so picked it up. So that was a great bonus to the day.In summary: great glasses but be wary of loose, tiny screws which when lost render the glasses useless.Update: These are not good. I should've waited longer to review them. I find I still have to squint when wearing these on bright days. They simply aren't dark enough to block out the worst of the light. Also, they feel and SOUND cheap! They make a lot of noise when you move them around and set them down. Easily smudged and scratched. They're as good as you can expect from sunglasses that are this inexpensive.

The red little aviator lasted me about 3 days. I took them with me around campus taking extra care as they were really cool and brand new. After having them with me for 3 days, they had developed some serious scratches. I tried rubbing the glass gently and "pop!" the shade fell off. And that was that.The blue little aviator lasted me about 2 days. They were in a safe pouch in my bag for a few hours, then when I took them out they came out in 2 pieces. I discovered that the piece of metal that connected the actual shades to the bar that reaches behind your ear wasn't actually one piece. It was 2 pieces lightly glued together, and it broke with the light stresses of being in my bag, which my previous glasses had been able to handle for months. Then, as I was trying to see if I could glue it together myself, I guess my finger brushed the glass lightly, leading to the blue shade popping out. It was a tragic but kind of hilarious death to my 2nd favorite aviator.The green little aviator was my favorite, so I kept it safe in my car. I figured without actually using it as I intended to (around campus), I wouldn't have to worry about them breaking. Then about a week after very very very very VERY light use (putting them on while driving, carefully setting away when not) I put them on and felt a sharp pain. The little rubber pad that rests on the bridge of your nose so that the sunglasses won't cut you... had unscrewed itself and fallen out. So I drove home squinting, with a lightly bleeding nose, pondering the short and tragic life of my three little aviators.The End.