PRIVÉ REVAUX'PRIVÉ REVAUX ''The Commando Handcrafted Designer Polarized Aviator Sunglasses'

I purchased the “Commando” about 2 weeks ago nowI was initially drawn by the marketing (which includes actor/entertainer Jamie Foxx) and the inclusion of Polarized sunglasses at a very reasonable price point. The added bonus of these shades being black without a lot of markings logos works perfectly with the dress code my job has regarding non prescription eyewear as I normally where these while in work uniform.The combination of form factor and effective cost cutting make these sunglasses a definite bang for your buck purchase.They are made in China and their light feel does lack the weighted feel common with more expensively priced shades (e.g., raybans, Maui Jim’s)However they are seemingly very durable as of the time of this reviewThe glasses are your common oversized aviators which may be a bit cumbersome if you have a particularly narrow faceThe fit out the case is pretty generic but the nose pieces and temples are strong yet malleable enough for you to customize the fit to your liking with out fear of breaking them.Another plus is the screws that secure the hinges to temples of these shades haven’t gotten loose and floppy (again I’m only 2wks in ) which is very common with cheaper pairs of sunglasses (although even my raybans needed a little tightening after some time)The polarization on these shades is a definite plus they are surprisingly clear and crisp. Definitely a hit in that category ( I’ve included just a couple photos to attempt to give you an idea)The collapsible case they come with is a result of more clever marketing, resulting in an unexpected convenience for the consumer. If you are like myself and tend to lose sunglass cases or just not keep up with them (due to bulk) you may have found a winner here. The added microfiber cloth is par for the course.Above I would definitely recommend these shades4 stars because they are a tad light feeling but definitely work the price.I will most definitely be looking to purchase an additional pair as well as exploring the other available styles in the near future

They are as advertised... stylish, affordable and decent quality. These aviators are incredibly light which makes them comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The case that comes with them is brilliant. It has a magnetic latch to hold your glasses securely inside and it folds so it can be carried in a pocket without being too bulky. Each pair comes with an individually numbered credit card style certificate of authenticity. You also get a cleaning cloth which sounds like no big deal except this cleaning cloth is huge which makes wiping your sunglasses down a breeze. I also like the fact that they are constantly coming out with new styles and limit the production of some which makes it easier to add style to your everyday wardrobe without the fear of looking like everyone else in the crowd. My biggest complaint is this is the largest style they make and it barely fits my face. So for those of us with larger heads/faces we don't have many options which is where a company like Ray-Ban excels when it comes to aviators and other styles.PROS:PricePolarizedLight WeightCase with cleaning clothChoices of frame and lens colorCONS:Limited options for those of us with large faces/heads. (the 1st company to make a wayfarer style for large faces will make a killing)While the case is really nice it doesn't hold the glasses securely inside

I purchased another pair for my son as he liked the first ones so much. The first pair broke due to his negligence. The second pair are still attractive aviators and look great on, however he experienced a lens popping out also as others have mentioned. So far after he got lens back in place it has stayed. He has only had them a couple of weeks so hoping they hold up. They definitely rival more expensive brands in terms of look and style.

Bought these on a whim - Amazon truck special - and got them as a backup pair of sunnies to keep in the glove box of my car. Bought and forgot until just recently, when I didn't have my usual sunglasses with me so I reached into the glove box and got the Privé Revaux sunglasses out of their black cloth carrying pouch.Well...while the polarized lenses are really nice and have good visibility, the frame was easily bent along the temples and the lenses had popped out of the frame! Quite surprised since I thought they would be a bit more sturdy. After a bit of careful bending, the lenses stayed in place for a few minutes but keep popping out. Not a good look while driving.The funny thing is that I've had metal framed sunglasses before and never had one flex and bend quite so easily as the Privée Revaux pair. So if you do purchase, be aware you have to treat them delicately.The lenses are pretty good though. Just wish the frame was a bit more sturdy.

I considered giving the glasses a 4, but then remembered they are $30. If you are expecting something with a super long life span, you'd pay more.It's true the glasses are very light, in keeping with the material they are made of, which feels kind of cheap. That said, the material is still pretty spot on when wearing it on your face, it holds tight and doesn't slip, the Polarization on these is fantastic and completely eliminates most glare you'd come across from an early rising sun as you drive to work.They look very solid, not that us normal folks really should be worrying how we look when stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and someone is awkwardly next to you... be a hero and don't awkwardly hit on that person through you windows; stay in your lane, belt out and sing along with your favorite commute song on the radio and enjoy the freedom $30 gets you.Great pair of glasses, I'll update this should they fail early on, but a few weeks in and they are top notch for what you pay.