- Randolph Eyewear Aviator Sunglasses for Women & Men – Non-Polarized & Polarized Lenses, 23k Gold UV Protection Sunglasses

Just great quality. Worth it.

Excellent.

I want to say I've had a lot of sunglasses over my life. I am 77 and this is the best pair I've ever bought a fit grate they look good even on me. I love them. Should have bought them earlier. Great pair of sunglasses

Significant upgrade from the old Randall glasses. Solid, well built, great lenses as always. Better than expected.

These came earlier than expected and were better than I ever imagined! My first pair of these and WOW! Not near as heavy as a few people mentioned. Great product!

These sunglasses I have never heard of but saw them in an episode of Bosch (one of my favorite shows). I decided to give them a try instead of getting new Ray Bans or Maui Jim's again. I absolutely love these sunglasses! The high-quality is unlike any other pair I have owned. They fit nicely and seem very durable. And best of all, they look great! I have been asked several times by friends/family "what are those and where did you get them?" and many other compliments. Thanks Randolph!

I love this product. I took good care of it, and enjoyed it quite a bit. I was disappointed when one of the lenses popped out due to a loose screw, fell on the ground and shattered. I called Randolph Engineering to get it repaired under warranty, and they said to send it in with a note. I sent the glasses out on Monday. Believe it or not, I had it back in my hand on Wednesday of the same week. In addition to replacing the lens under warranty, they cleaned up the frame and installed new nose pads without my asking. I was very pleased by Randolph's customer service. A premium pair of eyeglasses, backed by top notch service. Made in the USA too!

The quality of Randolph eyewear is unsurpassed. The customer service is certainly good. However, after trying on these fine glasses they went straight into my dresser drawer where they have remained never worn. The temple pieces are very short. The point where the temples angle down would likely be fine for a woman or man who had a rather small head. Because of the short temples, these glasses sit at a ridiculous angle that would ensure they would be shattered on the pavement if I ever wore them. Having expended my budget for sunglasses, I have to live with old imported glasses that are broken. I own the glasses my father used flying the South Pacific searching for downed pilots and Japanese Subs long ago. I made this purchase thinking of him and somehow it seemed appropriate to have glasses that were still made in the U.S.A. Now the sight of my Randolph glasses simply makes me sad. Larry Greene