Clarity

Let's get this out there from the start- I have vision issues (countless surgeries when I was young) and a big, Irish head. For starters.

Thus I am incredibly hard to please when it comes to sunglasses.

So I was a bit indifferent about the idea of trying this pair of Haber Como glasses on. Fra...morenkly, I didn't expect it to go well. It was merely a gesture on my part. [insert selfless sigh]

Oh. My. God. LOVE THEM! I've owned polarized glasses before, obviously. Or is it? It certainly felt like a whole new experience when I slipped these bad girls on. The clarity and lack of stress from glare was immediately apparent.

Then I walked inside to the mirror and discovered that they FIT MY BIG HEAD! Couldn't believe my luck. In the spirit of thorough investigating, I sought out a smaller head- my ten-year-old daughter's. They fit her perfectly too! She didn't want to take them off, in fact. So she was allowed to wear them but only while mowing the lawn. Yes, my brilliance stuns even myself at times.

Great, great pair of glasses for all manner of sports applications and just lounging around in general. Comfortable fit, gorgeous lens qualities and very stylish. For big and small heads alike.
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From the Haber site:

Glare, winning the battle with the latest in technology.

Glare is defined in the dictionary as, “An uncomfortable sensation caused by bright light.” More specifically, glare comes in many forms and they all can be uncomfortable and performance compromising. We deal with three types of glare; direct, reflected and redirected. Direct glare is visible light rays coming directly from the sun. Reflected glare can come from light rays bouncing of flat surfaces such as roads, water, snow, or in the case of redirected rays, they can be reflected from your face, the back of your glasses or side surfaces.

At Haber, we reduce the effects of glare with color densities and reflective mirror coatings, polarizing filters and anti-reflective coatings.

Color densities reduce glare and filter unwanted color spectrums that compromise performance. Mirrors reflect visible light and further reduce the effect of glare.

Polarizing filters effectively reduce/eliminate reflected glare and increase visual acuity and perception.

Anti reflective coatings allow redirected bounce back glare to pass through the lens reducing annoying reflections in the lens.