Oh boy, where do I begin with these sunglasses? Okay, I'll make this short and sweet. . . Bottom-line: Don't waste your money! I'm not into buying expensive designer sunglasses but these are by far the cheapest and most poorly constructed sunglasses I've ever purchased!  First of all, they feel very flimsy; as if they could break at the drop of a hat.  After putting them on for the first time, I noticed that the left eye was tinted slightly darker than the right eye.  This made them really annoying to wear and no matter how much I tried to adjust to the color difference, it was just uncomfortable.

So you're asking, "could there be more???"  Unfortunately, there's more!.  As I began to adjust the nose pads, the right nose pad fell off.  Of course I could not find the tiny screw that was supposed to hold it in place, talk about annoying.  I didn't think that was too big of a deal, annoying yes, but I figured I could replace the screw later.  I decided to adjust the left nose pad, thinking maybe I can get that one where I wanted it until I replaced the other nose pad on the right side, but to my chagrin, the entire nose piece snapped off from the frame! Yeah, within the first 15 minutes, I had lost a nose pad and an entire nose piece and the lenses were different shades.  My final complaint about these sunglasses is that, when the sun is super bright, as it is in the morning when I am driving east toward the interstate, the glare from the mirror lenses make it nearly impossible to see through the lenses.  I can't see anything through them except my own eyes and I have to remove them until I am not headed directly toward the sun which is the purpose for wearing them in the first place!

I was really looking for a simple pair of mirrored aviators and for $3.99, I thought it couldn't hurt to try them out.  There's definitely no doubt that you get what you pay for! Save your money . . .go buy yourself an ice cream cone or something you'll really enjoy!