Maui JimMakamae Square Sunglasses

Love the lens

There is nothing I dislike. They are very lightweight and extremely comfortable to wear. The optics are exceptional and easy to wear. The style is quietly present without flare and flash. They are very nice sunglasses.

I gave these Maui Jim Makamae Square Sunglasses to my husband. We are unfamiliar with this brand (or pretty much any other brand of sunglasses), so we didn't know what to expect. We're happy to report that these seem well-made. My husband has been wearing them for a couple of months now in the car to commute to and from work. He has no complaints. He likes how they feel and can see clearly while driving.

Frames are of solid plastic design, nose pads are not adjustable to fit comfortable on face. Lenses are great.

I am a self identified sunglass snob. That said, I have around 10 pairs at any given time. Mostly older Costa and Maui frames but I have a couple pairs of Ray Bans and have owned everything from surf shop junk to Smith, Oakley, Randolf, AO, ect.My favorites are circa 2000 Costa 580g frames. I have a pair of Maui frames from that same era. Those are what I compare pretty much any new lenses to. I have had a couple of pairs of Maui glasses since the buyout a few years ago and have been really unimpressed. Same for Costa, Oakley, Native, ect after the Luxotica takeover.These are almost on par with what Maui use to be before the slight decline. They are well made. The hinges are solid. The UL Glass lenses are finally back to a solid optic and the antireflective (inside) coating is back to what I would expect from Maui. The polarization has always been solid and just as good as higher end Costa, which to me is the standard for water use.Overall, I don't think you can go wrong with this pair. I have had the Red Sands, Flats, Pehu, and Wedges in recent years and the Red Sands are the only to really compare. The others were returned.