American Optical Original Pilot Bayonet 57mm Silver TC Grey Sunglasses

Un poco grandes para mujer , pero aun así me encanta que sean de cristal, y el polarizado es excelente!

Tom Cruise StyleTom Cruise besitzt solche auch, und Randolph AviatorSehen sehr gut aus, trage konform sehr gut, Zeitlose Brille mit Stil

Very good one

I bought the "Original Pilot 57mm Silver Frame with Bayonet Temples and "True Color Gray Glass Lens".As far as styling, I want to point out the bridge above the nose seems to be a lot wider than what I'm used to. This in no way affects comfort and fit, it's just that the bars are pretty wide and run parallel (making them seem even wider)...it's about twice as wide as the knock-off aviators I've been wearing that I purchased at a mall kiosk. Ray Ban breaks this up a little with their Aviators by having the lower bar form a bit of a "U". Anyway, not a big deal but not something I knew beforehand.I also wish I had known what the 57mm or 55mm, etc. referred to. It's simply the size of the lens from one side to the other. Some of the reviews I read seemed so technical you walk away factoring in metric-system-variables of screws and side-arms, not knowing what they're talking about. And since I was looking at 58mm in Ray Ban, I thought 57mm would be fine for AO. But it's probably too big for me, and I should have sized down. This is what they say:"Recommended lens sizing:-52 mm lens width for narrow faces or children-55 mm for average width faces; and-57 mm for wider faces"If you've got a big noggin', probably get 57mm. If you are the majority of adults and no one has ever commented that you have a big head or need bigger hats, get the 55mm. If you're particularly small-headed or a child (congrats, child, on having enough money to buy these), go with 52mm. Most people, it seems to me, will need 55mm. It's only 2mm...but I can't help but regret this every time I put these on.The lenses are nice and substantial. I wouldn't say heavy. They are made of glass and it's nice to have all-glass sunglasses. I'm not used to bayonet temples, but it turns out they are pretty nice. And I couldn't tell by the pic if the "True Color Gray Glass Lens" was going to be see-through or dark. It looks like you can see right through it in the pic, but they are relatively dark from top to bottom and should obscure your eyes nicely. They aren't as absolutely opaque as mirrored-lenses would be, but they aren't nearly as transparent as the pic on the white background makes them look.All-in-all, solid sunglasses for a good price and if you like the styling you should have no problems with them. Just wish I had got the 55mm instead of the larger ones.

Great build quality and fits decently. I have a large head so it can be tough finding a fitting pair of sunglasses. I purchased for my size and found they are fine. The arm design in the back is great and ensures the glasses don't move at all so that's quite nice.