Smith Projekt Sunglasses - Polarized

They fit great, don't fall off, look awesome, and cut glare famously. All you could want.

I've had a few pairs of this model over the past few years. The wood grain looks cool, and the fit is great for medium to large heads.

I have the woodgrain color, and like them a lot. These glasses are unique enough that when I left them at a friend's house, she knew just who to return them to. They're sturdy, and polarized for good vision, even in high-glare situations.

These sunglasses are dope! I got the black ones, and they fit nice and snug on my nogg'n. I'm never worried that there gonna fall off when I'm boating. And the polarized lens' are a nice plus for the price you pay.

I'm not a big lens kinda guy. I actually kind of against the whole hollywood, oversized glasses fad because, well, I remember what we looked like when we wore oversized glasses in the late 80's, not pretty. But these glasses rock. They look stylish without looking too L.A., but where they really shine is in the lenses, the clarity is awesome, without being too dark to wear into the dusk hours.

I was looking around for these in some local brand name stores and couldn't find them anywhere aside from small surf shops. Getting a polarized lens at this price is awesome. Fit tight and look sick.

I grabbed these in the woodgrain color because I was looking for something polarized with a copper lens and similar to a tortise shell frame but not. The good: the optics on these shades are great - I really like the brown lens for being in the mountains and the polarization is very good. The only thing I don't love is that the woodgrain looks a bit chintzy. It doesn't really look as natural in person as in the pictures above - more like a fake woodgrain dashboard on an oldsmobile.

Love the woodgrain and the fit. These are great, great glasses. Maybe the best I have ever owned apart from my Hello Kitty ones circa 3rd grade that someone stole (I am still bitter, but these glasses help to heal that wound)