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5.0 out of 5 stars
Best Shades I've Ever Owned, January 5, 2010
This review is from: Oakley Men's Inmate Iridium Polarized Sunglasses (Apparel)
Bought a pair at the O store and they were stolen. I almost broke down. I absolutley loved those shades. Well, I had to buy another pair. If you're gonna buy sunshades, you gotta get polarized.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Style, Protection, & Quality You Can Feel, June 2, 2010
This review is from: Oakley Men's Inmate Iridium Polarized Sunglasses (Apparel)
I would first like to confess that I have not had these sunglasses for a long period of time, but from the first time I put them on, I knew they were a cut above the rest of the sunglasses I have owned. While these are not my first pair of expensive sunglasses, they are my first Oakleys and I am impressed. While a little on the heavy side (read: made with durable, quality materials), these glasses look great and draw compliments. Whether you prefer Aviator or Square Lens style sunglasses, these should be aesthetically pleasing to/for your eyes. Pictures don't accurately convey the size of these frames, but while they are certainly robust, I would be hesitant to call them huge. I liked these so much, I bought the same style in Polished Gold/Gray. The difference between polarized and non-polarized lenses is barely noticeable in my opinion, so I don't believe it justifies the difference in price, hence the loss of one star.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The Polarized Model Should Be a Must!, March 2, 2010
These are the Inmate Polarized in Brushed Chrome Frame and Light Black/Dark Gray lenses which, Denzel Washington wore during the entire duration of his movie "The Book Of Eli", and through which, the movie was depicted. The effect was that eerie darkened and grayed ambiance putatively depicting life after the great gloom.
The lenses are extra dark, allowing only about 15% of light to pass and the polarization cuts 99% of the glare. It is recommended for the ultra sunny summer days where the eyes should be protected against the harmful spectrum of sunlight and the annoying bright day glare.
The glasses have a very symmetric design as well as understated character, giving them appeal to mature men with a strong sense of self awareness, and a very masculine outlook. They are not for the faint-hearted or the flamboyant type. Even women who normally prefer men's glasses will not be found sharing them with their men; they are simply too masculine to pass for unisex.
surprisingly, These glasses are very comfy to wear all day long even though Oakley describes them as Racing Eyewear , meaning very tight and they stick to your face; literally. Only be very careful putting them on in a hurry; the straight arms have a love affair with eye pupils; they tend to look for and poke your eye as an expression of that love!
All in all, if you like the Oakley brand but could not find an understated model, these should satisfy the most discerning men who are looking for a subtle statement of strength and self confidence, and full eye protection.
5-Star for design, 5-Star for appeal, 5-star for functionality, 5-Star for esoterics, f-Star for Material, and 5-Star for bang for the buck .
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