Kaenon Burnet Mid Polarized Sunglasses for Men - UV Protection, Lightweight & Durable Frame - Perfect for Driving, Fishing & Outdoor Activities

Doesn’t feel like quality sunglasses. I’ll stick with my RayBansThese are serious polorized sunglasses. They work great for fishing and the design is really nice. They offer different frame sizes to fit your face and different color lenses. They're not cheap either. If you want a very nice pair of sunglasses. You can't go wrong. The style I where is the Burnetts. Love them!!!I have had several pair of Maui Jim, Oakley, Rays....etc. These by far have the best color and definition. It takes the edge off the sun light but doesn’t darken things up too much.The only ones I've used that my eyes don't hurtLens quality and frame material comfort is outstanding, as expected from Kaenon, but it wasn't a good fit for the shape my face. I was also sent the wrong color combo as was stated in item post...twice!Fit goodGreat glasses. Lenses are fantastic.This review is for the Carbon Matte Grip, Ultra Grey 12 Pacific Blue Mirror. Traditionally, there are gray lenses which simply reduce light without altering colors, and contrast lenses which boost yellows, browns and reds. The Ultra Gray though is in a hybrid category of color or contrast enhanced gray. While it does not shift the spectrum like contrast lenses, it does claim to increase contrast and color separation by fine tuning the light filtering pigments, similarly to Maui Jim's gray lens. Both lenses really make colors pop, increase acuity and vividness without imposing a dramatic hue shift. They are ideal for brighter conditions, but they don't reduce overall light too drastically. Compared to the Mauis, the Kaenon (on the right in the last 2 photos) have a warmer brownish hue, while the Mauis (on the left) have more of a violet color. Both are fantastic, but slightly different as you can see. I suppose I prefer the Maui overall visual experience a bit better, and they being glass have the slight edge in sharpness. The Kaenon's are really sharp for plastic, but not quite as sharp as glass. The Kaenons on the other hand are lighter, fit my face better, and I just sort of prefer their vibe, coverage and feel, so usually reach for them in casual situations. I have 2 other Kaenon's, with C12 and C50 lenses. I highly recommend Kaenon for the lenses, construction, sporty aesthetics comfort & functionality.