Review on Polarized Aviator Sunglasses For Men With Military Style By SUNGAIT by Prem Robinson

I had been looking for sunglasses that would work well when I am driving or mowing the lawn on a riding lawnmower. I have sunglasses with grey lenses; while they do a good job of blocking the sun, they are too dark, especially for mowing. I find it difficult to see "edges" or lines; for example, it is difficult to distinguish where I had mowed from where I needed to mow next.I researched the different lens tints to see which might work best for my purposes. Based on this research, I decided green lenses were the way to go. (I saw options for mirrored green, but I did not want that.) What I concluded after reading articles about green tinted lenses: (1) Green might not block as much sun as grey; therefore green might not be the best choice for someone who spends time looking directly into the sun. (2) Color and color gradients seem easier to see and appreciate with green lenses, as compared to grey lenses. (3) Seeing into or through shadows is probably easier with green lenses. (4) Green lenses appear to be favored by at least some people for lawn mowing and fishing (the latter being irrelevant to me).After deciding on green tinted lenses, I looked at options on ebay. I chose to get two pairs of SUNGAIT sunglasses: the Men's Military Style Polarized Pilot Aviator Sunglasses and the Ultra Lightweight Rectangular Polarized Sunglasses UV400 Protection. I have been happy with these sunglasses. They offer the amount of sun protection (blockage) I want. They are not too dark for driving or mowing; my vision is not diminished like I feel it is with grey lenses. With the green lenses I can see and distinguish colors, shadows, and variations such as the line between just-mowed and mow-next. The sunglasses are lightweight. They also offer my eyes some protection from flying debris or low hanging branches, although these sunglasses are by no means safety glasses or goggles.