text: I added one star for the decent quality lenses but I was disappointed in these glasses. First, the good: the lenses are fine and do what they advertise. The greens and lay of the land are noticeably more defined and they shade your eyes well. The optics have been useful for multiple rounds on days in full-sun, partial sun, and some moderately overcast conditions. They also helped articulate the clouds and landscape on a recent drive across country as well.  The frames are the real let down. They are a cheap material and poorly made.  The seams have not been burnished or buffed. This may not seem like a big deal until you wear them and realize the edges rub on the tops of your ears and the tops of your cheeks. Taking them off and putting them on feels like a plastic table knife scraping against your skin. I was able to buff them with 600-grit sandpaper to make them manageable, but why should you have to take sandpaper to a brand-new pair of $100+ sunglasses. The temple screws are recessed and hard to reach, not a huge deal but given that they loosened up within a week of buying them, it's another pain in the a** that I could tolerate from a $20 pair of sunglasses, but not these.  All in all the Oakley Holbrooks are simply not worth 1/5 of the price I paid. Check out the Smith Optics sunglasses. Comparably priced, equally good lenses, and the workmanship and frame quality is superior. Plus they come with a lifetime warranty.