Review on Drive In Style With Aisswzbeer Men'S Polarized Sports Sunglasses For Maximum UV Protection - Model 8177 by Kyle Deel

I was looking for a relatively inexpensive pair of polarized, copper colored lens sunglasses for driving, because I had read that at the copper colored lenses were best for driving to improve contrast and visibility. Also, I wanted a polarized lens in order to reduce glare. However, because I was leery that I would truly see a difference from my Ray bans (I have both a gray lens and green lens set of Wayfarers), I didn't want to spend a great deal of money. I also didn't want to invest a lot in these sunglasses because because I intended to use them mostly just for driving. After a couple weeks of use, I am really happy that I purchased these sunglasses. There is a noticeable improvement in contrast over my Ray Bans, and because the lenses are not as dark as my Ray Bans, I can wear them cloudy, overcast and rainy weather. In fact, I was recently driving across state on a freeway in driving rain, and the water and mist churned up by passing trucks made it very difficult to see. I never would've thought of wearing sunglasses in this kind of weather – and didn't appreciate there was so much glare from the water and mist churned up by the trucks – but after putting on the sunglasses, my visibility improved greatly.The glasses are well-made and sturdy. My only criticism is that when the sun is low on the horizon and is coming head-on or from the side, there is a reflection off the nose pieces that appears on the lens as slight circular shiny ring. I'm not sure what if anything can be done about this – I looked at the material used for the nose pieces, and its rubberized and/or painted black and is not particularly shiny itself. But it is something that I noticed when bright sunlight is coming in either directly from in front or from the side. It's the only reason I did not give these classes a five star rating.