My first set of prescription eyeglasses frames was the P3. Excellent product. That was 30 years ago. I returned to using the p3 frames with cable temples in 2017. They are still excellent frames. The cable temples ensure that the eyeglasses don’t slide down and they are comfortable. When I am ready to replace them, the replacement will probably be new p3 frames. Unfortunately, the cable temples are discontinued.

Having already purchased a pair of RE Aviators with the gold frames and gold lenses (which I absolutely love) for myself a couple years ago, I knew what to expect when I got a pair of P3’s for my sister’s birthday. Even so, I couldn’t help but say, “WOW” when I inspected them upon their arrival. The dark round lenses with gold frames are very tastefully executed and the shades really pop without being gaudy or too flashy. The fit and finish is predictably excellent, but no less astonishing for it. My sister was absolutely thrilled to have them. I must admit I’m sorely tempted to snag a pair for myself!

I bought a set of cheap round sunglasses to see if I liked the style, and figured I’d upgrade to a real pair after deciding that I liked the style. While I was considering other brands, I have always loved my gold Randolph Aviators I bought about a year ago, and much to my pleasure the P3s came in a timely manner and WOW are they well built with incredibly clear optics. I have started really encouraging friends and family looking for new sunglasses to check out Randolph, I feel as if they are better than any other major sunglasses brand out there including a few that are more expensive/designer. I love that they are American made, but, again, the real satisfaction in these products come with how robust the frames and hinges are, and how high quality the glass is. The rose gold color on the P3 rounds out my collection of sunglasses in both style and color and is very stylish. Absolutely recommend these glasses, and all Randolph products I’ve encountered, especially for the price.