Review of Eagle Eyes Women Sunglasses

This review of Eagle Eyes sunglasses addresses how polarized TriLenium lenses work, the design of the frames, quality and price-performance ratio. Read to decide whether they are right for you.

Disclosure: Ad. The Celeste and Bianca are samples of my choice from Eagle Eyes. The post is not endorsed by them. I wrote it entirely myself and it represents my own 100% honest opinion.

Eagle Eyes for the Bat

Jackie Onassis had a basket of sunglasses right at the door in the 70s. Thus, when she went outside, she picked a pair. As a kid, I adored her style and her sunglasses. However, as a kid I never had a pair. When I was 14, I bought my first pair. Guess what? Huge frame and glasses like Jackie’s. Actually, they were too large for my face. Since I was blind as bat, I wore glasses and I wanted to hide them under the sunnies.

What a relieve when I got my first pair of contact lenses! I finally could wear any style. That was the start of my collection of sunglasses. You can imagine that I couldn’t resist when Eagle Eyes asked me to review two pairs of my choice from their collection of women’s sunglasses.

How Do Polarized TriLenium Lenses Work?

All shades of the collection have TriLenium Lens Technology. The Sun’s ray come at various wavelength. When you see a rain bow, you can some of the different wavelengths. The raindrops split the light into its wavelengths. Ultra violet has the shortest wavelengths. Next come violet, blue violet, blue, blue green, green, green yellow, yellow, orange yellow, orange, orange red, red, dark red, and infra-red.

You can’t see the ultra-violet (UV) rays. But these rays of very short wavelength are the ones that harm our vision. You can’t see infra-red (IR) either. It has very long wavelengths.

The TriLenium technology blocks 99.9% of the UV and harmful blue and violet radiation thanks to its triple polarization (UVA/UVB/blue light). As a result, only the light from the green to red range of the spectrum that are important for your vision, will reach your eyeballs. Consequently, you can see the world around you more vividly with higher contrast and sharper definition than you would with non-polarized eyewear that just darkens the incoming sunlight. More on harmful Sun light.

Green Is a Big Trend in Sunglass Frames

Green is new trend. I never had a pair in green. Since I moved to Alaska I really have a thing for green. So I chose the Celeste and Bianca that both feature this color. The Celeste is also available in peach or lilac tortoise. Both the Celeste and Bianca come with gradient lenses that are smudge-proof, waterproof and scratch resistant.

I picked the Bianca because this frame is the perfect for outfits for running errands around town. The Celeste looks cute, but sophisticated, nerdy, i.e., it’s so me.

Cleaner, Cleaning Cloths, Screw-Driver

The eyewear comes with a cleanser in a little pump-spray can, a cleaning cloths, and a screwdriver. I really love the screwdriver. How often does one have a frame that has a screw loose? It just happens from the daily wear-and-tear. Now this little tool saves me the trips to the optician’s shop. What a time saver! And you even can attach the screwdriver to your key chain. Thus, you have it handy “wherever you go”. I think that from a movie. Sabrina, if I recall it right. Anyhow, back to the subject.

Price-Performance Ratio

Both pairs are $149. That’s a bargain for high technology polarized eye-protection. It’s also a bargain given how super stylish the designs are. The price tags of their collection are in the ballpark I usually spend these days on the pieces that I add to my collection.

There is free standard shipping within the Lower 48s for orders over $55, otherwise it’s $5.95. Standard shipping is not available for Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Guam 🙁 . But I guess we, who live in these places, are used to that. The USPS can’t drive their trucks to Guam, for instance. 😉 For my international readers there is also international shipping. Check the rates.

They currently have a sale with up to 60% off on selected styles.

Who Will Love this Product?

The Eagle Eyes sunglasses with TriLenium lenses are a perfect fit for every stylish woman who is also conscious about her globular health. These shades work year round. Think ski vacation, walking the dog on a nice Indian summer afternoon, at the beach, on a cruise, on your way to work on a sunny day, … . The classic designs with a trendy twist work with any style. This means you can find a pair for any occasion. Even when you need a pair for the upcoming afternoon wedding of your kid, niece, nephew, grandkid, … in the park of a villa in Tuscany.

I definitively can recommend the sunnies to my best friends, i.e., my readers. You can buy them online at Eagle Eyes.

Eagle Eyes Sunglasses Review in a Nutshell

Eagle Eyes sunglasses have space certified polarized lenses that filter out 99.9% of the harmful UVA and UVB rays as well as blue light to protect your eye health, while allowing the vision-enhancing green, yellow, orange and red light to travel thru for a clarity view. These eye-protecting shades come at an affordable price in a large variety of frames for every taste and occasion. Browse their collection now to protect your vision year round whenever the light is bright.

You may be also interested in reading my review of Eagle Eyes aviator sunglasses.

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Photos of me: G. Kramm

Other photos: N. Mölders

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