Saw these on sale one day and immediately bought a pair because I've always wanted sunglasses of this style, plus I loved the crimson/black color scheme. For under $10, I figured I'd gamble with buying sunglasses online. After I took them out of the box, however, the first thing I noticed was that the plastic was very rigid and cheap-feeling and they were too small to fit on my face. I used them maybe two or three times over the course of a week and then came the big test: wearing them to an all-day music festival. After having them on for most of the day, I took them off while we got a little bit of rain. When the sun came back out, I grabbed these glasses, went to put them on my face, and the plastic rim snapped right above the right lens. Out of anger, frustration, and surprise, I shook my head and immediately threw them into the nearest trash can. I haven't owned many sunglasses in my time, but I don't think they're supposed to break that easily.<br /><br />I'd feel bad giving these just one star, only because they look great with the matte black plastic and the reflective crimson lenses. But, sadly, I cannot recommend them to anyone due to the lack of durability.