Fiore Island Sol Polarized and Non-Polarized Sunglasses Rimless TR90 for Men and Women

These are decent sunglasses. They look nice and are pretty comfortable. The lenses are definitely polarized, and work well.I read some reviews that compare these sunglasses to Maui Jims that said the Fiore's were equivalent if not better. I can't speak to this as I've never owned Maui Jims, but I own a pair of Costa's, Ballast to be precise, and the Fiore's do not compare in quality. The Costa's are much clearer lenses, and are certainly premium lenses. I didn't notice how good the Costa's were until I wore the Fiore's. That's not a knock on these Fiore sunglasses, because the Costa's cost $130-$200 depending on where you buy them, and these Fiore's were just under $50.So if you're looking for a good midrange pair of sunglasses, these are great. If you're looking to replace a premium pair of sunglasses, you're still gonna have to spend the money.

They are lightweight rimless sunglasses on the cheap side. Treating em as such. I'm getting quite good use out of em. Handling from the arms, they seem to be working out just fine for me and no sign of breaking or cracking. The polarization is decent enough. Wish they'd be a slight be darker.Edit: after a bit more time, these have held up quite well. Gone skateboarding, 4 wheeling, tree climbing, and lots of hiking. No signs of failure yet. Applied anti fog spray stuff and that works well. Always handled from the arms.

These Glasses are replacing a pair of Oakleys. They are light, stylish and overall a good fit. They are a small lens(Good for small faces and people who like small lenses) and seem to take a little abuse. They are just as good as my Oakleys but a fraction of the price. What I really like is that it has solid feel and it really feels like light as a feather. The glasses don't look dark in the picture but they are dark and do a great job at saving my eyes from a bright desert sun(live in AZ). Overall, I recommend these glasses.

I stupidly left my old XC ski gloves and Mau Jims on the top of my car after returning from a workout...actually that wasn't the most stupid part. The stupid part was driving off! Anyway, even though I'd had those sunglasses for 5-6 years and loved them, after pricing out new ones I just had a hard time shelling-out that kind of money for a new pair....especially considering my blunder! So...I looked at options and these glasses seemed to be a viable option without taking out a second mortgage. Bottom line....very similar to my 'old' Maui Jims in overall appearance and feel. I checked for 'inconsistencies' in the 'glass' ...none...and they do a great job with sun and glare as intended. Honestly...these glasses are very similar in almost every way. So why the 4 vs 5 stars? Notice, I said 'almost every way'? A review I remember reading in making my decision to purchase said the glasses were close to the face...almost too close thus causing fogging every now and then. I noticed as soon as I tried them on for the first time my rather long eyelashes tended to touch a little. This is not a deal-breaker in the least as I just place them a little further from my face...still fit very naturally and are so lightweight stay put. I'm not talking noticeably away in appearance BTW....just for my own comfort. I'm very happy with these and they've saved me a lot of money...even though as I said before...I loved my Maui's.

I really like these glasses and bought 2 more sets in different colors. The set I originally purchased has the blue/green polarized lenses. The glasses are super comfortable and visually everything is very clear through them. I live in Florida and these have been fantastic. I also use them when working out and because they are lightweight the don't slip down my nose even when sweaty and running. My only negative is the lenses are pretty zippy colored and i'm typically more on conservative in my fashion choices which is why I ordered two more sets. It's not a product flaw as the product matches the picture and description. It's just I thought I'd try something more colorful for once. But my husband says he wants this pair if I don't like the color.

Yes, cheap copies of maui JIm glasses. My review considers that that for the price of the real-deal MJ's you can buy 9 pairs of these "Fiore's"... Next, there are no optics equal in quality to Maui Jim. You get what you pay for in that regard. I'm old and at risk for macular d. so I will always wear MJ's . These are decent back-ups but the lenses have is some lack of clarity or distortion.Overall build quality of the Fiore's is good and they're nicely finished. They measure to within 1mm the width of the Ho'okipa's and the temple length is very close. Lenses are definitely polarized. I disagree with the reviewers who said they were "flimsy" - in terms of twist and flex, they seem to me roughly equal. There is no frame element across the top of the lenses- they are purely "rimless." That puts more stress on the the lenses, which look replaceable but there is almost no chance that anyone will be there in a year to answer the phone, eh? I wish them well regardless. (Lenses are not interchangeable with MJ's.) The temple earpads are OK. The nosepads are permanently set in the plastic nosepiece and are permanently attached to the bridge; the pads won't fall off like MJ's but they ride a little higher. Worth the $? Yeah- OK value. I want one pair to have around. Nice hard case and microfiber bag.

The media could not be loaded. These Sunglasses are better quality than some of my glasses that I paid $150.00 bucks for! They are of high quality plastic you tell that as soon a you pick them up. They are lite weight, give awesome protection in the sun and they are very clear. Thanks for making an Awesome product, right here the Great 🇺🇸 USA !!