maui jim, titanium spring frame, rose lenses.

awesome. i will never buy another brand again.

 

Oakley

Kenneth Cole

and some other pairs, but i wear those two alot

 

I have Bolle Coachwhip sunglasses, amber lens... excellent value, i've had them for over 4 years and haven't felt the need to replace them (they are getting a bit scratched though). Just over $100 at the time.

 

I have a pair of perscription Ray-Bans, silver frames and polarized silver/black lenses. Polarized lenses really help.

 

i've got a pair of these:
http://www.sunglasshut.com/sghus.cfm?dir=t...roductid=155602

yeah sure, they're not driving glasses and there's just way too much blue goin on when i wear them (with my blue car/blue interior)...but they work fine.

 

[QUOTE=gosixers215,Apr 7 2006, 02:50 PM]I have a pair of perscription Ray-Bans, silver frames and polarized silver/black lenses.

 

Blue Oakleys

 

I just went to Lenscrafters and picked out frames and picked the kind of lenses I wanted. They weren't cheap, but the Lenscrafters I go to here have always been friendly and helpful, so I don't mind paying for good service. I've also never had a problem with the quality of glasses I've gotten there (new sunglasses, new regular glasses, and had lenses replaced due to new perscription ).

 

You can usually get the frames at eye glass places, some doctor's office work with manufacturers directly, and each manufacturer will make prescription lenses for you if you have your prescription.

I know Ray Ban, Serengeti, Maui Jim, Revo, Boll

 

I have the polarized X-metal Oakleys. Perfect coverage around my eyes.