ThinOpticsMilano Aluminum Case + Aviator Sunglasses, Black Frame/Gray Flash Mirror Lens, 54 mm

I have been an avid user of thin optics reading glasses for some time. Handiest things on the plnets when you forget or simply don't tote reading glasses with you everywhere and you want to read something. I love Thin Optics. So I did a search for thin optics sunglasses one dat when I was out and about and the sun came poking through the clouds. My sunglasses were back in my car and I was getting a headache from the brightness. These thin Optics sunglasses solve that because they go where I go. If the sun is out and hurting my eyes, I can now use these in a pinch. The only minor issue is that these seem to fall off easier than the regular readers. I don't have issues with the readers falling off, but these do if I look down. The arms need a little more hook to go behind the ear to secure them.Otherwise, well worth having around.

Easy to take with you and love the look of them. They’re boce in the sun also.

I bought a pair of ThinOptics sunglasses (Menlo) and the first time I took them out of the house, they started to slip off my head. I went to grab them (so they wouldn't fall) and they broke. (See photo.)Beware.

The glasses have a glare/reflection when you wear them, which makes them not very pleasant to wear, especially when driving. There is also a flaw in design, in my opinion, which is the folding temples. This was done in order to make the sunglasses fit in a smaller case, but in practice it means that not only you have to take them out (and put back in) their case (which is necessary because the plastic lenses would scratch) but you also have to go the extra step of unfolding/folding the temples every time you use them (or run a high risk of scratching the lenses if you don't put them back in their case)... that's too many steps. I would gladly have taken a slightly longer case (it is paper-thin anyways) in exchange for not having this inconvenience.Returned.