Stingray 55mm Polarized Sunglasses

The stingray glasses are good looking frames and the lenses are spectacular. However, they are extremely delicate. After small drops (3-4 ft) onto hardwood floors, I spider cracked three pair of these glasses in the exact same spot. Unfortunately, I had no idea the warranty would cover this (as another reviewer wrote) so I just kept buying them thinking I was to tough on glasses or needed a neck strap. After three exact same issues, I gave up got a different pair of Maui Jim's and I can say, no broken lenses. Would recommend different pair.

As a long time wearer of Maui Jims, all I can say is these are the BEST sunglasses on the market. My recommendation is to get the Super Thin Glass lenses. Unbelievable clarity and more durable than ANY polycarbonate lenses. My only disappointment is I couldn't get the Maui Rose in Super Thin Glass. In my opinion, the BEST shade of lenses they have. I've always been able to get the Maui Rose glass in every frame I've ever had for the past 40 yrs, but for some reason they don't produce them in the "wrap" style frames anymore. However, if you do find a frame you like and they do offer the Maui Rose glass lens you will not be disappointed.

I got Maui Jim sunglasses for my daughter I told her to go to the website and pick out any pair that she likes and she picked out the Stingrays and she is very pleased and happy with them she really love the polarized lenses on the sunglasses she couldn't believe how well she could see in bright sunlight with them and she looks very cool in them.

Very nice ,but I need prescription glasses ,I just wish they were cheaper

I have always loved these glasses and after losing them in an Alaskan river salmon fishing I immediately ordered another pair. Sadly the pair I received are squeaky. Not sure the issue but highly disappointed with the quality for the price you pay for quality

Aloha! The feeling of ohana has been diminished. I misplaced my Stingrays that I bought about 10 years ago. I bought a new pair and was so excited when the new pair came in. Out of the box, I immediately noticed that the lenses no longer have the bi-gradient mirror coating which greatly reduced upper and lower glare while enhancing forward clarity. The bi-gradient mirror was a signature, iconic feature that drew me to Mayi Jim. The clarity is the only feature that ranks them slightly better than Foster Grant. The frame is also tighter fit as the hinges are spread further. If you were happy with older versions of the Stingrays, you will probably be disappointed with these. MJ needs to return to the bi-gradient mirror coating to be the 5-Satr, premier sunglasses they once were.