Wow
Holy hell. When I ordered these sunglasses I was incredibly sceptical that the quality could come anywhere close to matching the price. On the face of it they're a fairly standard pair of aviators, and I know from experience that there's almost no point trying to make a *really* high quality pair of aviators. The frames are just too slim to make them feel like a luxury item, so at a glance it can be really difficult to tell the difference between a $10 pair and $200. I just received the glasses. It's almost 1AM so I haven't been able to test them in the sun yet, but as soon as I put them on I could tell that SuperX aren't messing around with their boasts of 'Advanced Color Vision'. I have an old, well worn oriental rug in my home office, originally a vivid red but now so worn and sun-bleached that's it's mostly brown, beige and orange. Through these lenses, though, the rug once again appears a vivid bright red. Like 'have I just swallowed something I shouldn't have?' vivid. Looking around my apartment, even late at night under dim 3000K bulbs, everything that carries even the slightest hint of colour jumps right out at me. I'm not talking about a pair of lenses that just gives everything a uniform colour cast. This ain't that. This is something I've never experienced before, and I'm no stranger to high end sunglasses. These lenses offer the highest contrast of any I've ever tested. They're spectacular. Now do you *need* superhuman colour vision? I guess that's up to you to decide. Personally I don't, but if you have a pressing need to see colours in their most vivid, vibrant, contrasty form - if that ability is worth $200 to you - I highly recommend these sunglasses. Read more















