William Painter The Hook Titanium Polarized Sunglasses for Men and Women

First off the style of the glasses are great, The material that the frame is made out of is also great, The lenses are fantastic. For some reason they started to irritate my ears not sure if because they are tight or heavy or both but it started to get painfull to wear. I only used them for a week. You can see the red spots where the frame was digging in my ears on the photos

Glasses have a great feel and look, but I left them in my car in the console for an extended period and the paint melted. Contacted the company and they would not replace them. Offered a discount code. Will not buy again.

i purchased these glasses with high expectations, only to be let down. although the bottle opener works better then i expected, the screws that hold the arms on are faulty. one of the arms was loose from the second i took it out of the box, i tried tightening the screw but it doesnt stay. when i tried contacting their customer service, i recieved a pre-written response that had nothing to do with my issue and i still havent recieved a response to my second email which i sent weeks ago. these arent cheap sunglasses and their advertisements make it seem like they're top quailty, but if you're going to spend that much on a pair of shades, you're better off going with something else

The materials are nice, however if your face isn’t extremely slender these will likely hurt a lot to wear, they cause an immense amount of pressure behind the ears and are just made too narrow - I’ve owned about a dozen ray bans throughout my days and haven’t ever experienced this issue, fairly disappointed given the high price

I bought these because I was looking for some more rugged, polarized glasses without wire frames. I also wanted rear-weighted glasses, to facilitate keeping them on my face when I run. These definitely stay on! You can lean over and they won't come off your face. That said, they're heavy, and the titanium arms are kind of thin, so they do hurt your ears and head after wearing for a long period of time. I imagine I will get more used to them.I don't really care for the bottle-opener, and haven't tried to use it. I really wanted these glasses WITHOUT the bottle-openers, but they don't sell their basic wayfarers with polarized lenses. It would be great if they did, and I would've purchased them.The lenses feel real solid. They are also kid of thick, which is probably good (shatter-resistant), but it does cause some interesting refraction/magnification at the edges of my vision. Not a deal-breaker in the slightest.Ultimately, would purchase again, especially for the deal I got (sub $100).*** UPDATE ***I did manage the scratch up the lenses pretty good. They're not quite as indestructible as they claim, but I would still buy again.

I was so excited to receive these sunglasses, but my excitement quickly faded. First impressions, the sunglasses are small. I went searching through the reviews after the fact and saw only one other person commenting on how small/tight these fit. I consider myself as having an average size head for a man in his mid-30s and these looked and felt very small. It was actually the first thing out of my girlfriend's mouth after she saw me with them on. She proceeded to try them on and they were also tight on her. I assume they do this to help keep them on your face, but it doesn't work properly.My other big problem was the titanium. Great idea, loved the material, but they pick up every oil on your face. Again, I have pretty normal skin, not overly oily or anything, and even just putting them on and taking them right off, there were marks. The bridge of the nose and the arms looked like I had been sweating profusely on them, but it's a cool, spring day here; no sweat, just skin oils. I wore them during the car ride to work and they looked GROSS when I took them off. I've never had this issue with any other sunglasses, metal frame or otherwise.The alignment was also off. Not terrible, but part of the under side of the frame was just touching one cheek, but not the other.I really like the idea of titanium, being strong, having a bottle opener handy at all times while wearing stylish sunglasses, but the execution isn't there. These sunglasses aren't worth the $100 I paid during the lightening sale, nevermind the retail price of $185, which is why I'm returning them.

Best sunnies I have ever had, everyone who tried them on was saying what great glasses they are pity I got them for my girlfriend so will be ordering another pair for myself soon.

Great product, my eyes do not hurt anymore while facing the Sun. It gives a different feeling, looks smart as well. Worth the price, you won't find people wearing it as it cost high compared to Rayban.

I love them.worth the price

merci :)

didnt get item as described.got cheap fake rayban instead from china