Review on Enhance Your Vision with Native Eyewear Kodiak Polarized Sunglasses by Scott Ward

After wearing Natives for 15 years I needed a new pair of sunglasses so I went online to order a third pair. I would love to swap out the lenses for the ones I have as the frames are still good, but I live in Japan so I can't go to REI just for the style (I forgot) and didn't want to order lenses. wrong replacement lenses and thus the decision to buy a new pair. Unfortunately, one day the online gods of Revain showed me another brand that was way cheaper - Ribvos or something? It has over 5,000 reviews that's close to five stars, so damn I'm going to try these. beginner movement! They didn't fit nearly as well and the lenses scratched the first time they fell off my head. So, $20 plus shipping for the lesson, I went back and ordered Natives. Yes, they cost more, but the adage "you get what you pay for" definitely applies here. I don't care how many reviews Ribvos sunglasses or other $20 brands got, they don't sit well with the locals.