Disclosure: I was contacted by Newport Blvd and given a pair of the Blue Revo model specifically for the purpose of reviewing it.

Okay, I'm not going to debate style in this review, so let's assume that aviator glasses are the style you like the most and go from there.

I normally stick with cheap sunglasses, as whenever I spend more that $20 on a pair, I invariably break or lose them.  A cheap pair however lasts years and never gets lots.  Not sure just how that works, but there it is.  Given the price, I expected these to be chrome plated plastic affairs, but nope, the frames are metal.  The overall feel of them is that they were done with quality materials that should last a good long while.  The spring hinges work well, the tension on the arms good enough to hold the glasses in place but light enough not to induce a headache.  The mirrored finish on the lenses is thin, so if you're wanting a pair that hides your eyes, these won't do (see added images, taken in ambient indoor light.  The tint color while looking through them is a brownish gray, somewhat light (see added images).  On the whole, if this were the style and level of tint that I preferred, I'd be all over them.