[CarpRule]

What do you use? I can't find a pair that fits my head for less then 50 bucks. I don't want to spend the cash and then find out they sux.

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[ejsell]

Costa's. They aren't the cheapest but they aren't the most expensive either. They have a great warranty also. I crushed a pair last year under some luggage, sent them in and they replaced the frame for a fraction of what new ones would have cost. Cabellas and bass pro sells them so you can try them on first.

 

[Wormdunker69]

Wife and I both have Cocoons for less then $50.00. Find a web site and check them out. They are UV and have great underwater viewing. What a difference using them instead of your naked eyes.

 

[Troutchaser]

Costa fantail, 580 Polycarbonate lenses. Fantastic glasses!

 

[CarpRule]

Ouch
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[Eric E]

You get what you pay for....

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[sbreech]

If you wear prescription glasses and good vision coverage, get a set of good polarized ones. We get a new pair every year paid for, so every other year I buy sunglasses/regular glasses. This year I got Oakley 3D lenses with Polarization, and they are incredible for cutting the glare.

 

[Liquid Assets]

You get what you pay for....


For the most part I would agree. About 2 years ago I picked up a pair of MAXX sunglasses from Craig at Erie Outfitters. Best glasses I have ever owned. I wear them all the time including the salt on bright sunny days. Great polarization, really excel in low light, and awesome driving glasses. For $20, pretty good glasses IMO.




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[fontinalis]

I just sunk $350 into a pair of prescription oakleys this spring, had buyers remorse at first but three months later i couldn't be happier with the purchase. I work outdoors everyday and they are literally on my face for at least 12 hours per day. The lenses are top notch and the polarization cuts glare very well. Plus they come with a lifetime warranty, I would buy again.
http://www.oakley.com/products/6864/25827

 

[Priorityfishing]

Costa del mar for the win


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[kernal83]

I have a pain of costas with the 580 glass lens. Absolutely incredible on the water. Had a friend with a pair of quality polarized glasses forget the brand but they weren't cheap like $160. We compared them he now wears costas.


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[K Metzger]

I bought costas 11 years ago and still have them, the lenses are now getting some scratches and are going to be sent on did repair.
But anyway they only cost me 15.00 a year to have them.

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