Review on Jasper Polarized Sunglasses With Large Rectangle Wrap Frame And Crystal Glass Lens For Enhanced Vision by William Hunter

I own more than a dozen pairs of sunglasses, some of them cheap and some of them eyewateringly expensive, and while I enjoy the fun styling of my cheap pairs they always fall short in the lenses. The pricing of many sunglasses brands has become a little silly in recent years, bumped up by the likes of Luxotica, but it's in the lens that you can see the true value.The lenses in Revo's Jasper frame are *phenomenal*. I barely slept last night, and I spent several hours this morning trying not to stare into the dazzling examination light at my local dentist, so right now my eyes feel like fried eggs. I just want to go back to bed and close my eyes for three days straight, but as I can't do that I'm doing the next best thing: wearing these sunglasses to block out the world.The moment I put on these glasses and look at my computer monitor the strain melts away, and the same goes for pretty much anywhere else I look. I have no idea about each individual layer of Revo's six layer, fancy sounding Light Management System, and I'm sure at least some of it is just marketing fluff, but I can't argue with the results. I could look through these lenses 24/7.As for the rest of the glasses. meh. I'm not a huge fan of wraparound styles, and I'm not entirely sold on tortoiseshell in an otherwise sporty frame, but I don't care. It's all about the lenses, and these are the best I've ever worn.