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From: Queen City, NC
Originally Posted by JonBoy,Mar 2 2007, 02:54 PM
Serengetti Drivers, baby.
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Originally Posted by S2020,Mar 2 2007, 10:30 AM
first, I'm not sure why you have problem with sunlight "leaking".
second, it's not plastic. All Oakley lenses are polycarbonate.
third, you need to tell us your prescription, without that information, it's harder to give you a good recommendation.
fourth, if you have eye insurance, most prescription sunglasses are not that pricey, given that you drive a 2007 S2000.
fifth, it's "metal" (I'm saying this to save Magician a post)
second, it's not plastic. All Oakley lenses are polycarbonate.
third, you need to tell us your prescription, without that information, it's harder to give you a good recommendation.
fourth, if you have eye insurance, most prescription sunglasses are not that pricey, given that you drive a 2007 S2000.
fifth, it's "metal" (I'm saying this to save Magician a post)
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