Bolle Benton Sunglasses - Polarized

I purchased these in advance of my old pair of sunglasses (also purchased here at STP) arriving at the end of their useful life (hinges are getting wobbly, etc., after several years). So at this point I'm not wearing these all the time. They have a nice adjustable fit, are quite lightweight on the face, good coverage, nice tint, etc. They seem to be a quality pair of glasses. The lens size is pretty close to the size of my older Reptiles--which have been very good. Once my older pair of Reptiles quit, I'll move on to these and another pair of Coyotes I also purchased at the same time as the Bolle. The two new pair should hold me for another few years as the last 2 pairs of Reptiles did. Great service, pricing and delivery from STP as usual.

Really like this glass but the size is too small for my face...

I've owned Bolle sunglasses for years, as well as Costa del Mar, Wiley-X and Randolph engineering. These are up to Bolle's usual standards - superb optics, great fit, look good. Some of the other reviews mentioned that the earpieces bow outward, and this is true, but not a problem for me. (I wear a men's size 7 - 1/4 hat.

I bought two pairs - one will stay in the sunglass compartment in my car so that I am never caught driving without sunglasses, and the other are in my backpack / mobile office.

I guess you can say that I'll never be caught without a pair of high quality sunglasses nearby!

The only negative that I've come across is that if you have installed a non glare screen protector on your mobile device (as I have), at certain angles the polarized lenses make it hard to see and read my mobile device. But a quick peek over the top of the glasses solves that issue.

I like a lot of things about these glasses, but just not the temple arms. The lenses are very nice, clear, and yield beautiful colors when worn. I really like the style, and in particular, the slightly smaller frame of these glasses fits my face better. The thing about the temple arms or ear pieces that I do not like is how they bow outward. When I put the glasses on my face, it appears as though the glasses don't fit correctly because the temple arms bow outward so much, leaving a lot of space between the temple arm and my head. This also produces more pressure at the contact point behind my ear--because it only touches in a small place, there is more pressure there. Straight temple arms have more contact and therefore distribute the weight more evenly. And they look better (according to my face/head shape and my preference). In conclusion, very nice, lightweight glasses, but I sent them back because the temple arms bow out too much. This may be a common feature in nice sunglasses out there, but I haven't come across it before and it doesn't work for me.

The ride a little high on the face. I'm toying with the idea of bending the nose pieces a bit.