Revo Mens Surge Matte Gunmetal Frame/Blue Water Lens One Size One Size

Great driving glasses

I was really hoping these would be a bit nicer than they are…they are extremely light and tend to fall off your head if you have them on top of your head. They are attractive and serve the purpose when you where them as sunglasses but when you walk into the indoors, you have to find something to do with them other than place them on top of your head.

frame won't hold a shape to fitlens are super delicate and scrach looking at themTint is to light to be effective on the sun in most situations just junk..... expected so much more from the legendary revo

This is one of the best looking lenses offered, its gorgeous in person. The lens is high quality but there are other brands with better optics.

Not sure what to think of the other low reviews on here, I absolutely love my Revo sunglasses. I have the Matt Gunmetal/Blue Water ones, they're super lightweight and have great clarity. I'm so pleased with them, I'm going to get the Matt Brown/Terra pair.

Would have been 5 star but there are gaps between the lens and frame.

I bought these early this summer directly from Revo and have worn them quite a bit. The frames are very comfortable and stay put on my face during runs, even when sweating heavily. The lenses are pure trash. They compromise visibility in all lighting conditions for all applications: driving, on/in the water, on hikes. I assume they are protecting my eyes from UV rays and they are very comfortable to wear for extended periods, but they won't be fully functional sunglasses until I swap out the lenses with an aftermarket set. Wearing them is like a distraction game to train my eyes. I have to take them off when seeing clearly is important. Even with direct sunlight on my face I can see more clearly without them. I went with the blue lenses so maybe their others are better, but I will never buy another pair of Revo sunglasses. They could end up being my favorite pair after changing lenses because of the comfortable frames, but I am pretty pissed off that Revo polarization sucks so much considering their NASA marketing BS and price point. Maui Jim, Oakley, Fuse, and even newer Ray-Bans (after polarization quality fell off a cliff) do lenses much, much better. Fuse doesn't stock aftermarket lenses for this model so I'll have to send them in to be scanned. It's almost not worth the cost, but the frames are good enough to be a vehicle for high quality aftermarket lenses. I would never plan on buying these AND replacing the lenses, but I already own them so it's worth a little more money to cobble together a good pair of sunglasses.