Maui Jim Makoa Polarized Sunglasses for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

10
out of 10
1 Positive, 0 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 1 Review
Retail Price:
$249.99
Used Value:
$149.99
Sale Value:
$224.99

Head to the beach, the lake, or your local watering hole with the coverage and comfort of the Makoa Sunglasses. These wearable rectangular shades boast extremely durable and optically sound SuperThin Glass lenses that will have you grabbing these day after day.

Specifications

Brand:
Base Curve:
8
Case Included:
tri-fold, cleaning cloth
Face Size:
medium
Frame:
nylon
Frame Dimensions:
[lens/bridge/temple] (44 x 60) / 18 / 137mm
Hinge:
spring
Lens:
SuperThin Glass
Manufacturer Warranty:
2 years
Nose/Temple Pads:
rubber
Polarized:
yes
Recommended Use:
casual, river fishing, saltwater fishing

Full Reviews

10
I purchased 2 different models of Maui Jim's at the same price point. I don't recall the name of the other pair but it had red lava lenses On black frames and had a Manchester United logo on the microfiber cloth. I appreciated that it was a double jointed hinge on this pair so that it flexes rather than bends the frame when over extending them. My other favorite feature was the nose grips were just a small "grippy" pad on the frame as opposed to a separate unit that can often time wear out after adjusting or give you the wrong fit altogether if you don't know how to adjust them properly. Lastly the overall construction of these felt more solid and not delicate at all. If they weren't so expensive, I would probably purchase the same model in different colors. As far as sizing goes, I wear a 7 3/4 baseball cap so I guess you could say my head is on the larger size and these fit comfortably, without flexing the hinge outward. These were by far the winner in my book and personally I could see them costing $100 more than the red lensed pair. Not to say that they should cost a 100 more than they are listed for, but the other pair should be $100 less because let's face it, this is a lot of money for a pair of sunglasses.
Nick burruel, backcountry.com
December 11, 2020