🕶️ Enhance Your Vision and Style with Maui Jim Sunglasses Lighthouse Polarized Review

I bought these sunglasses a year ago. Since then the frames have broken twice. The first time I tried to fix them myself. When they broke the second time, Tommy Bahama's local Maui Jim eyewear retailer told me that the sunglasses had a two-year warranty and that I should send them back for repair or replacement. I called customer service and they were very helpful with information on how to send it back for repair. When they received the sunglasses they emailed me regretting to inform me that…

I had a couple of full frame Maui Jims decades ago that were heavy and kept slipping off my nose. Not these beauties (root beer). Very light, no slipping. Full coverage lenses mean no gaps for the brutal AZ sun to penetrate. The rectangular lenses fit my face well and seem to cover most corners of the sunlight. Polarization is absolutely necessary in AZ. The nylon temples make them feel "spongy" or slightly damaged so I'll be careful, but my last pair (another popular brand) lasted 10 years. I…

I've been buying polarized sunglasses for about 30 years now and have had pretty much every brand you can buy for under $400 and if I could only pick one that I will wear forever, it would be these. Most sunglasses have metal or acrylic plastic frames, which makes them much heavier, and the nose pads can either slip out of place because they tend to be too smooth on metal frames, or poorly integrated into the frame, allowing sweat to come into contact. . with nose pads if they have them because