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Looking at a new pair of Oakley's, but not sure on alternatives, as had my current pair of Scars for 7 years and been quite happy but scratched the lenses pretty badly now and the frame finish is flaking off. (thinking this wouldn't get me anything from them on warranty?)
Happy to spend too much (in the region of £150)
After something good on the bike, and not too plonkerish at work and in the car.
So what have you got? What do you like and what don't you like about them? Ask these questions as its a sea of marketing.
Open to different brands, just know very little of them.
Maui Jims.
Never heard of those, but just googled, they look a possible contender, exactly the reason I posted 🙂
Try Oakley warranty anyway, you might get a nice surprise
Oh giving me some hope there... Heard it wasn't as good as it used to be?
ive just started looking for some too, got hols coming up and need to get some sorted. picked up a pair of 'wrap around' stylee shades in Next and was met with howls of derision.
anyone got any advice on whats 'in' at the moment? these wont be for bike, just hols.
thanks
That is the most non-punk question ever asked.
im an 'ex-punk' now. and i want some sunglasses. so nur 😀
I've been very happy with a pair of Dirty Dogs for just about everything.
Their 'Fudge' ones aren' actually from the sports range but the level of shading is just right for going from bright sun to the shadows in a forest without having to take them off and the polarisation cuts out the glare very effectively in low morning/evening light or when I'm down at the beach. I don't think I'd bother with non-polarised glasses again.
[url= http://www.dirtydog.com ]Dirty Dog Fudge[/url]
No headaches from polarised lenses? Knew someone who moaned about that with his polarised Oakley's...
Ryder sunglasses are pretty good and should last you a long time...having said that I lost my first pair the first time i took them on tour - they fell straight off my face and through a storm drain when i was cycling abotu 30 mph. What are the chances! [url= http://www.couchtotri.com/ ]Cycling Blog[/url]
Dx Jawbones. £10ish 🙂
http://dx.com/p/outdoor-sports-uv-uv400-protection-goggle-w-replacement-pc-lens-set-black-red-68824
Recently bought some Oakley Frogskins in white, love them so much.
I think there's limits to how effective polarisation of lenses is. It doesn't always remove glare it's all about angles, type of light and reflections etc. They won't guarantee you not to get headaches. They might "help" in some circumstances.
Cebes here. Stupid cheap from TK Maxx. First sunglasses I've owned where I feel confident running or cycling over rough ground and not feeling like my vision is slightly unreliable.
For general knocking about, you want aviators or wayfarers if you're a bloke. Cheap sports glasses on the bike, because you'll look daft whatever you're wearing.
TK Max. Cheap as chips and you might just get lucky.
I found a really nice pair in a wraparound style for £2.99. Popped out the lenses and got them glazed to my prescription with clear plastic, result: one pair of winter/evening/night prescription cycling glasses for £52.99.
DX Joakley's.
Give oakley a call. They're very helpful. You'll likely be offered a discount on some new ones. Gives you another choice.