Sunglasses?????

[Neverenough]

Need some ideas about some new shades. I lost my Maui Jim's at Possum Kingdom on Labor day. I don't want to go back to what I had for the past three years but everything else seems cheaply made. I have checked out several brands Spy, Oakley, etc. all look really cool but once you wear them out in the sun they seem to have cheapo lenses. Any ideas?????

[scott resick]

I love my Oakley gas cans. The polarized lenses are quality. Check out Electric http://electric.surffanatics.com/Electric_Accessories

[Texan1554]

Costa, best lenses and quality out. Have been through two pairs in 14 years.

[RideButter]

Try on everything you can, but I am very happy in our partnership with VonZipper.

[Super B]

Another vote for Costa's. They are the best I have found in mass produced sunglasses. If you truely are looking for a high quality lens, contact your local Optician and order up glass polarized lens. Nothing has better optics than a glass lens.

[TxJole]

I was an Oakley man for years and switched to Ray-ban.

[NCH2oSki]

Costa's with the glass lens, I've had the same pair since 2002, they have "rebuilt or replaced" them under warranty for me a couple times.

[obd666]

costa's, no doubt

[AirTool]

I was an Oakley man for years and switched to Ray-ban.

I agree. I wear prescription and my lab orders the ray-bans with ray-ban g whatever Rx lenses. They've been great...frames too.

5 years ago I ordered a set and upgraded to polarized. But the last set i went with the g whatever non-polarized. With so many plastics in our lives, wearing Polaroids daily is a pain. you can't read your phone, the truck speedo has spots, the other cars' windows have purple dots and all sorts of LSD type things.

So now I have two sets. G whatever for everyday and smoke Polaroids for the water. Both are the same frame.

[Nelsonhitachi]

Kaenon is the best I have used by far. I have Maui Jim and Oakley. Kaenon's SR-91 technology is cutting edge. I use the c-12 light transmission for high sunlight. The contrast is amazing...just my .02 - since my LASIK surgery years ago (still 20/20) it seems like my eyes are more sensitive. After nautiques, sunglasses are my thing.

[MrShelley]

Arnette all the way.

[swankster]

Been an Okley fan for 25 years but with four pairs at the bottom of the lake would like to have my $600 back. In my younger foolish days, I used to ski in them to protect the contacts but the floaties wouldn't always work. Thanks to lasik life is better but I still would like to find good quality lenses without the hiped up advertising costs included in the price.

[lucky7t]

I wear Gatorz and have had one pair for over 4 years. Great shades that feel good and don't break.

I personally like the aluminum ones. I wear the radiator style

https://www.gatorz.com/index.cfm/cat...5/aluminum.cfm

[azeus17]

I can't bring myself to spend $200 on sunglasses ever again. Inevitably they end up in the lake, or the baby gets a hold of them, or they get sat on, etc. Seems the more expensive they are, the faster they are gone. I bought 3 pairs of Coleman (yes, that Coleman) polarized glasses for under $100 online and like them. Keep one pair in the boat and another in each car so I always have them when I want them.

[orzech]

Electric tonette's... light, comfortable, and fit my face nicely. I keep my old spy's in the boat for a just incase pair to get trashed around.