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My Ray Ban aviators are now in a river somewhere in WI. I just ordered some polarized wayfarers in their place.
So lets see some pics, facts, blah blah on what you guys and or gals are sporting (much like the watch thread which i love)
What i have on order now:
So lets see some pics, facts, blah blah on what you guys and or gals are sporting (much like the watch thread which i love)
What i have on order now:
been eyeballing these to add to my collection:
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I have Bolle Kickbacks with Eagle Vision lenses for Golf, and a pair with polarized lenses for general use and driving. They are a bit of a wide wrap, but I have a pumpkin head anyway 
Overall they are very light. My golfing pair gets hard use, and the lenses developed a crack near the nosepiece. They sent a new pair. So, good customer service
When I was flying a lot, I only used Serengeti. Back then, they actually used glass lenses with great optics. However, they tended to be heavy, and until recently the styles were not good
Overall they are very light. My golfing pair gets hard use, and the lenses developed a crack near the nosepiece. They sent a new pair. So, good customer serviceWhen I was flying a lot, I only used Serengeti. Back then, they actually used glass lenses with great optics. However, they tended to be heavy, and until recently the styles were not good
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I have Bolle Kickbacks with Eagle Vision lenses for Golf, and a pair with polarized lenses for general use and driving. They are a bit of a wide wrap, but I have a pumpkin head anyway Overall they are very light. My golfing pair gets hard use, and the lenses developed a crack near the nosepiece. They sent a new pair. So, good customer service
When I was flying a lot, I only used Serengeti. Back then, they actually used glass lenses with great optics. However, they tended to be heavy, and until recently the styles were not good
Overall they are very light. My golfing pair gets hard use, and the lenses developed a crack near the nosepiece. They sent a new pair. So, good customer serviceWhen I was flying a lot, I only used Serengeti. Back then, they actually used glass lenses with great optics. However, they tended to be heavy, and until recently the styles were not good
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You guys have some crazy setups. I like the theory of Oakley glasses but am notmcool enough for them.
I loved my aviators I've been wearing for probably 8 years, but my new pair had to be plastic. I hate how metal glasses always dig into my big nose after awhile.
As I don't ever lose or break things ( aviators got knocked offmy face by a drunk guy this past weekend which i dont considermy fault) I want to say one pair is enough, but ya never know!
Keep em coming. Same post pics of ur titanium dominators
I loved my aviators I've been wearing for probably 8 years, but my new pair had to be plastic. I hate how metal glasses always dig into my big nose after awhile.
As I don't ever lose or break things ( aviators got knocked offmy face by a drunk guy this past weekend which i dont considermy fault) I want to say one pair is enough, but ya never know!
Keep em coming. Same post pics of ur titanium dominators
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From: The land of corruption, cachaça, and caipirinhas.
http://www.dexclusive.com/Maui-Jim_MAU-H502-02.html
Big discount off MSRP, but still a lot of $$
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http://www.dexclusive.com/Maui-Jim_MAU-H502-02.html
Big discount off MSRP, but still a lot of $$
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I got mine at Sunglass Hut, there is a similar pair they carry that costs considerably less, but they aren't titanium. I had to have these though, so very comfy.