Maui JimKawika Fashion Sunglasses

I love these things. The nicest pair of glasses I've owned and worth every penny.They are great for driving in all weather conditions, particularly on cloudy/overcast days because the polarization and high-quality lenses brighten things up so much and provide excellent contrast and depth. On clear sunny days sometimes I switch to my TNS grey sunglasses for a bit because the amber/bronze is so crisp it can seem surreal after a while, like an alternate reality, but that's probably because it's the first pair of amber lenses I've owned, and I expect I'll get used to it over time.They generally fit my oval-shaped face well (average-to-large sized head, 7 1/4 hat size). The arms are a little short for me, so they fit slightly too close to the bridge of my nose and I might need to get them adjusted to fit better. They are pretty lightweight and definitely durable. I'm not a fan of mirrored lenses, but on the tortoise/bronze it's subtle and overall they're a great, classic look. They arrived with a Maui Jim hardcase and a lens-cleaning-material carry pouch, but I have a nylon softcase from another, now retired, pair of shades I keep them in because it's more portable than the hardcase and more protective than the pouch.Best shades I've owned, and well worth the price if within your budget and you don't lose or destroy sunglasses frequently.

Nice fit and distortion free. What more can you ask for.

These are the best sunglasses I've ever purchased. This is the sixth pair of Maui Jim's I've owned and there is no better lens or there. They also have great customer service and will take care of your sunglasses for as long as you own them. There is a cost post the warranty but it's worth it. They do not distort colors at all. They actually brighten things up at dusk and dawn. Great on the water as well they are polarized and you can see into the water. They are not cheap, but I think they are with every penny. If you take good care of them they will last forever. I have pairs that are nearly 20 years old.

I owned the same exact model, which broke. I bought these six months apart from the original purchase and the first thing that tipped me off is they were a bit small. I then noticed that the frame was slightly different color and the lenses were different. They also felt a little looser and the nose pieces rattled, not like my other.Further investigation (after reviewing the Maui Jim website for fakes):1) Lettering on fakes three times the size on my original2) Maui Jim is NOT etched in the lenses3) The nose pieces aren't the same fabrication4) the bridge design and attachment is different from the first pair.

I love the retro look, bronze lens tint, and metal accents. Plus Maui Jim lenses always produce high quality optics. These are replacing a pair of MJ sunglasses that I used daily for three years until my young nephew found them lying around one day.Pros:-Lens quality-Seem to be resistant to mild scratches-Hard case and fabric cover included-Metal accents give it a unique lookCons:-Price-Not toddler-proof

These are the best sunglasses you can buy.Pros:-Durable/Sturdy - With a lot of sunglasses you can tell they are cheap because they are light and feel like they might break in your hand. Maui Jims have a solid feel to them.-Lens Clarity - Maui Jims have far and away the best polarization for high-end sunglasses. When you put a pair on you can immediately tell the clarity compared to other brands like Oakley.Lens color - I'm not a huge fan of brown/gold lenses, but these are more of a true "nature" color than other brown lenses I have worn. For instance, I had a pair of Oakley's that had brown lenses and they gave me a headache because the color change was too drastic. These Maui Jim lenses seem to strike a really nice balance that I haven't found in any other sunglasses.Cons:Cost - Although they are on the pricey side, you do get what you pay for. Take care of them and they will last you for many years to come.

These sun glasses were amazing, crazy clear lenses and fresh to death......but they didn't fit. I understand why someone asked the question above about temple length because the arms are super short. I've never had a pair of sunglasses fit me like that, the arms barely reached my ears, so they looked really strange and didn't really fit. I had to return them :( I'll be getting a different pair of Maui Jims, though, was very impressed.

Love them. Tried them on at Sunglass Hut so I knew they fit my face, looked good and and had excellent polarization then found them on Amazon and saved $40. The case is pretty big - a little overkill if you ask me, but superior glasses.