I got a set of these sunglasses through work.  Overall, they are a solid pair of sunglasses!

Ballistic- These sunglasses are great for anyone that needs ample eye protection- from someone who works in construction, to military and police (which is Revision's target audience).  The ballistic protection of these glasses is comparable to other popular brands that offer ballistic protection (WileyX, Oakley, ESS).

Durability- Where these frames really perform is in their durability- they can be stepped on, twisted, sat on, and even run over (so they say, though I haven't personally tested it, but there are videos out there) without breaking the frame or lenses.  They are scratch resistant too (though I am sure they are plenty scratchable if you really want).  I have had a pair of WileyX that was broken in a week because the frame broke (they had something heavy set on them and the ear piece broke off)- not what you want when you pay so much.

Comfort- These glasses are really light weight!  The nose piece is adjustable, which is a great feature.  The frames adjust to the wearer- if you have a wider head, it doesn't feel like they are being forced around it, but smaller heads don't have to worry about these slipping off either.

Range of View- I really love the range of view that you get with these glasses as opposed to others out there.  WileyX sat a little bit further off the face due to their foam they have on frames, cutting off the edges of the wearer's field of view.  With these, the field of vision is cut off slightly at the bottom, but that is about it.  The sides wrap around far enough that your peripheral vision isn't impacted by the frames at all unless you have really good peripheral vision that goes beyond 180 degrees.  If you have a job that requires you to be aware of what is going on around you, these are great!

Options- Revision offers prescription lenses for these frames, which is an awesome feature.  I haven't gotten mine yet, but anticipate that they will perform well, based on what I have seen and heard with other people who have them.  Reform also offers multiple options for frame color and lens color- I don't see it offered on amazon, but they do also make transition lenses- which is good for people who want eye protection day and night and work outside.

Style-  The style of these frames are definitely geared towards men, so I don't see myself wearing them for anything other than work- with the possible exception of maybe while driving on a bright day.  Even though I don't like these for my personal use, I am not embarrassed to wear them at work unlike some ballistic eye wear that makes me feel like I have goofy bug eyes.  Even though these aren't really a style that compliments the female face, I could see a man using these for uses other than ballistic protection- since they don't really look much different than regular sunglasses.  They offer stylish flame and midnight finishes for the lenses, which suggests that they are marketing these for fashion in addition to function.  For those who don't want to be flashy, they have plain black and smoke.  They also offer polarization for better definition!

BOTTOM LINE- Overall, I think these are a great product.  The durability and ballistic protection is a great selling point.  These glasses offer great field of view while still providing comfort and style for wearers.