These glasses are a classic style and look great on most faces, the Combat Green is awesome. They're comfortable and don't pinch behind my ear. Great buy if you're looking for sunglasses.

These are pretty nice they were simply too small for my face. If you have a medium/large size face and head I would definitely go with the Knoxville XL's. Thanks to backcountry.com the exchange process was painless and I got some Knoxville XL's which I think look cooler.



I originally got the red frame/plasma lense variation and thought it would look like the picture below from "npb4813900". The lenses seemed more like green/red than purple/pink but that could just be the different lighting situations.

I really like these. I got them in the tortoise color and they look good. They also stay on your head well when you're moving around and being active which is always a plus.

These are great durable and good looking glasses. The only downsides is they arm hinges get pretty lose which is annoying after awhile but I would totally recommend them. Still wear them today been at least a year and a half so they are great overall.

This is now the 2nd pair of these bad boys that I have purchased and love the way they fit medium to large faces. If you like the classic rayban style that is coming back and have a larger face these are Perfect. The lenses are light and pretty durable considering mine usually end up at the bottom of my bag with loose change. Just don't loose them!

It was worth paying a little bit more for these sunglasses. The frame is a great fit, and the UV-protection lenses are super clear. The perfect blend between style and functionality.

While the frame profile may look suspiciously like the Oakley Holbrook (ie: nearly identical), there are still a few very subtle design differences (like the Knoxville being made in Italy), and a few more eye-popping colorway/lens options to ensure that the Knoxville is another bitching piece more than worth adding to your collection. Besides, who cares about which design came first? This timeless and rad throwback design deserves to be owned more than once.

While the frame profile may look suspiciously like the Oakley Holbrook (ie: nearly identical), there are still a few subtle design differences (like the Knoxville being made in Italy), and a few more eye-popping colorway/lens options to ensure that the Knoxville is another bitching piece more than worth adding to your collection. Besides, who cares about which design came first? This timeless and rad throwback design deserves to be owned more than once.

* pretty sure these have nothing to do with Johnny - he wears VZs