AO Saratoga Sunglasses - Tortoise - Calobar Green AOLite Nylon Lenses - Polarized - 52-19-145

Clear lens and good visibility when sun is shinning!

I have been a loyal Ray Ban wearer. The last 10 I switched to the Wayfarer style. The AO has a much more vintage look which is what I wanted. Lenses are prefect with great clarity. I would highly recommend these.

They fit good, look great ( I got the 54 mm )

Using for personal ussage and fits perfectly.

After acquiring these sunglasses, I have come to the conclusion that you are buying the warranty more than the sunglasses. After some foot work I found the terms for the warranty. I am not allowed to place the link in my review, so here is the full text from the AO Eyewear website with the links omitted."AO Lifetime WarrantyWe believe things should be built to last. AO Eyewear offers a lifetime warranty on all solder points that fail due to manufacturer’s defects.This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, including scratches on the lenses, broken lenses, or damage caused by abuse or mishandling. Please note that the following wear and tear items carry a one year warranty: plating, nose pads, and temple tips.This warranty applies only to AO Eyewear sunglasses purchased from authorized AO Eyewear dealers and is valid for the original purchaser only. Return shipping instructions will be provided after submitting the form below.Lens StandardsThis product complies with the European Regulation UE 2016/425 in conformance with the EU standard EN ISO EN ISO 12312-1:2013/A1:2015. The lens filter category is shown on [...] and explained in a table in this leaflet. Warning: Not for use as eye protection against mechanical hazards, during which the sunglasses could break, causing injury to the face and eye. Not for direct observation of the sun or viewing of solar eclipses. Not for protection against artificial light sources e.g. solaria. Do not use with sunbeds. Not suitable for driving in twilight or at night. Only use original parts. Care: Clean lenses with soapy water, dry with a soft cloth. Avoid dirty or abrasive cloths to protect against scratched lenses and maintain quality compliance. Should visible damage occur, replace the product. Store in a case in a dry place at a temperature between -10* C and +35*C when not in use. The Declaration of Conformity is available [...].Replacement PartsIndividual replacement parts are not available for purchase; however, all original components of AO sunglasses are protected from a manufacturer’s defect by AO Eyewear’s lifetime warranty.Proof of PurchaseProof of purchase must be included with your return. Examples of proper proof of purchase are: your packing slip/invoice from [...] or your receipt from an authorized AO Eyewear dealer.Unauthorized Dealer AlertAO Eyewear believes that the best way to select and purchase American Optical eyeglasses or sunglasses is at an authorized retail store where you can see the latest American Optical collection and be expertly fitted.If you choose to order AO Eyewear online we recommend only purchasing through a website that is an authorized American Optical dealer. A list of all authorized AO Eyewear dealers can be found [...].AO Eyewear takes great care to ensure that our authorized dealers offer you the very best products and service. Unauthorized sites may sell counterfeit or second-hand glasses and cannot guarantee the quality AO is known for. Therefore, AO eyewear purchased from an unauthorized dealer is not eligible for care under the AO Eyewear lifetime warranty.Unauthorized copies or reproductions of any articles, photographs, or moving images on this site are strictly prohibited. Please note that AO Eyewear cannot be held responsible for any claim or promise made on external sites or elsewhere by individuals or organizations other than AO Eyewear & global subsidiaries."

Updated Review: I just received another pair of AO sunglasses in the same style different color and the grey/clear ones fit so much better. I had taken to not wearing these yellow ones because they didn't fit me right and would slip off my face or ears. But the new ones fit exactly right on my small head. Both are same style, same size.My son took a blow-dryer to these and 'bent' them back in shape. He said they were crooked and misshaped. So, that means they came that way as they fit like that from the beginning. I have to dock a star for that since these are $250 sunglasses and should be pretty much 'perfect.' But they fit me beautifully now! yay!--------------------I've never paid more than $50 for sunglasses but after recently ordering some Christopher Cloos sunglasses (another quality brand), I wanted to give these American-Made classic AO's a try. There really is a huge difference between cheap sunglasses and quality. After years of cheapy ones, now I am spoiled for the more expensive ones!These are more geared towards the masculine but note that even the 52mm size is small, so if you have a large head/face you will want to go larger, and even then not sure about that fit as the size of the lenses are smaller -- just look at the images provided and you'll have a good idea. These are not oversized at all. I have a small head and these 52mm fit my face size well; they are a little large in the frame width-wise but they aren't so loose that they fall off if I lower my head (like my Christopher Cloos do).I love the yellow frame. This is not a canary yellow. It's not bright yellow at all. It's a very pale yellow that almost doesn't look yellow at all. So if you want something really yellow, you won't have that here. Very understated.These have a really well-designed hinge point. They also sit at my nose correctly so I don't have sunglasses that are hitting my cheeks and/or have a gap at the nose bridge where they sit too high--well fitted.They are very lightweight. You'll think they feel cheap when you take them out of their packaging, but this lightweight quality is so much more comfortable so that you forget you are wearing them.Clarity of sight. No wavering or warping. This is what I've found with more expensive sunglasses versus my cheap sunglasses--there is no weirdness with my vision. Now, $250 is a LOT to spend on sunglasses no matter the quality, but I suppose here you are also paying for the AO name that's been around for a very long time, and the vintage aspect.The case is just as well crafted. Leather (at least it feels like leather to me) with a really nice metal closure thing. Comes also with a cleaning cloth. There's two information pamphlets that I glanced at but if you like to read about your sunglasses, there you go.Excellent craftsmanship (or should I say craftshumanship? 😀). Taking care of these, they will last a lifetime.

Excelente e de grande qualidade,ignorem os maus comentários