Red Ring Tupperware Party, Farewell to Tuesdays (22)

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #15135388
Maybe they hung out together?

"Hung out?" Good choice of words...

We have an even dozen within 20 miles that sell them.

I never wanted to drop the coin on Oakleys, but a I won a nice set in a race, and wear them most of the time on the bike now. They really do have nice lenses. I received a pair of Nike Livestrong shades as part of a full Nike kit for coaching for Livestrong Challenge, and they were nearly as expensive, but no better than the $50 budget models I'd been wearing previously (though they looked better).

If I'm going to spend that much on sunglasses they are going to be prescription. The most I've spent on non-prescription was $70 for a polarized pair. Which got lost at baseball a couple of years ago. My Rayban's, at full price, would have been over $600

Ive wore Rx sunglasses for ever
being out in the sun coaching
Its a must
Oakleys ect are way to expensive with Rx
Ive had some Bole' s
been pretty good so far

Hi all.. I've got Rx glasses as well from Costco. The lenses are made by Leica. I've got Leica eyes. They are the best sunglasses I've ever had and very reasonably priced

I have my Revo sunglasses.

my daughter at The University of Texas has some Bevo ones lol

Sunglasses like anything else you wear is really subjective. Regardless of price point they have to feel comfortable and meet the needs you have.

I agree Omar, I've got $15 ones that clip onto my regular glasses.

Yup my father uses a version of those Crissa. Works like a charm for him.

In two days i will pay a visit to englishtown, New Jersey and tackle this:

I always liked the ray bans
the wire frame was just to weak to hold up
or Im tough on them
Ive had plastic ones for a long time

vipergts831 wrote in post #15137908
Sunglasses like anything else you wear is really subjective. Regardless of price point they have to feel comfortable and meet the needs you have.

They really are. And I love my Oakley's, but I don't wear them everyday, just when I'm doing something active, golfing, cycling, running etc. I just love how they cling to your head so you don't have anything resting on your ears.

Skrim17 wrote in post #15137949
I agree Omar, I've got $15 ones that clip onto my regular glasses.

I have transition lenses that darken automatically when I go outside. Works well for me. The only issue I have is that the anti-UV glass in vehicles prevents them from darkening properly so I use clip-ons when I'm driving.