JULI EyewearJULI Sports Sunglasses for Men Women Tr90 Rimless Frame for Running Fishing Golf Surf Driving MJ8009

I have a pair of Maui Jim Lighthouse shades I got for free through insurance that fell off my head and landed on concrete, leaving a mark right in my field of vision. I ordered these as a replacement as I really enjoy the style.These are honestly not too far off the mark for about 1/4 -1/5 the price. The fit isn't quite as tight on my face, but it stays put well enough. The lenses are clear and optics seem good, honestly similar to MJ, but the lens I chose (gray nylon) is not super dark. I prefer my lenses not to be very dark, but this one is just too light to be comfortable in full sun. I'm keeping these for cloudy days and ordering another color to see if it might be darker and better for full sun because other than the light shade of lenses I chose, these are pretty great.Edit: Ordered the Bronze as well. They’re a great shade for all day wear. Not too light Not too dark. Optics strike me as quite good. Upgrading to 5 stars.

If you're as hard on your stuff as I am, you either buy one of the same expensive item that has a great warranty and go through the work of regular warranty work, or you buy several pairs of the cheap copies and know you'll be going through them.I spent years sending in my one pair of $200 MJ glasses for warranty work, because I couldn't find anything else I liked, looked good, performed well, and fit my narrow temples. Well, leave it to the world's masters of copying (China) to come up with a perfectly identical pair of glasses for 1/6 the cost. Now I have a half-dozen of these sitting around, waiting for me to break my next pair.The quality is about 90% of the Maui Jims they copy. The nosepieces can be a little misaligned (some gentle bending and holding fixes that), and I've discovered that sometimes the polarizing film will start peeling near the corners (doesn't affect the look or the function) (Maui Jim embeds the polarization into the lense material itself, without different layers). But otherwise, they are identical. Featherweight, ultra flexible, polarized, comfortable, all-around excellent $30 glasses.Bottom line: If you like the Maui Jim version but want to save some coin, you will be immensely happy with these.

I really like these glasses. They are light and comfortable. Nice lenses. Only thing is I’m on my third pair bc they break easily. The lenses fit into a slot on the body of the glasses and eventually start coming apart and break. But they are low price and I’ve bought two pair since the first one broke. Very comparable to the costa rimless glasses, but way cheaper. My costas broke too. But they lasted almost two years. I recommend if you need good glasses to get these, but beware they will break on you. I have to wear glasses in the sun due to sensitive eyes, so they definitely get used. I take them off and on a lot and I always put in glass case in car. But let me reiterate, I am not rough on glasses, I just use them A LOT!

Not a bad knockoff of Jim Maui lightweight sunglasses. A little large and do look better on my husband, so may end up giving them to him. Will update on the durability.

These are so nice. Lost my super expensive Maui Jims and got these as a cheap replacement. People compliment them all the time

I was really happy with these glasses for the first few weeks. They are light and really clear to look through, great polarization as well. I was disappointed however a few weeks after starting to use them one of the arms fell off and was lost.

Broke with in the first month. What's up with the slow AMAZON shipping time?

I wear Maui Jim's, Smiths, and Suncloud (also by Smith). I am used to high quality lenses, but I've always thought that "high quality" lenses were fairly common and easy to make, and I was just aa brand snob.These look exactly like Maui Jim's. I want a new style so... Ordered them.The fit: great.The wright: great.They feel durable.They feel comfortable.The style is great.The lenses: useless and I would honestly say no chance I'd wear these sunglasses. Literally zero chance. Why?1. Put these on and look at a regular light bulb. Any light bulb at home. You'll see three images of that light bulb, one to the left which is faint, one to the right which is faint, and the bulb itself in the middle. Not joking. It's as if there is a "glare". This is because the lenses are not perfect thickness and magnification, and the lens coating are layered poorly (I am guessing here). Put on a pair of Maui Jim's (or other high end brand) and you'll see just one light bulb.I'm not making this up. Try it.This will affect everything you look at, brighter objects more.2. Look at these glasses while wearing high end glasses. You'll see the polarization film -- especially around the bridge and arms. Now, look at the high end glasses through these. You wont see the polarization film (it's there, you just can't see it). High end lenses have much better and even polarization.The lenses on these glasses are simply too cheap, the flaws are really noticeable. I wish they were better, really do. I love this rimless style.