Sunglasses

[JRS]

Cheapy petrol station ones.

 

[paradigm]

Oakley Squares with polarised brown lenses and Oakley Half Jacksts with Fire Iridium lenses.

 

[Participant]

Oakley Square Wires. Loving my LASIK'd eyes - can wear anything I want, even gaylord aviators if I so wish!

 

[Westyfield2]

Oakley Half Jacket. One set with Ice Iridium Polarized lenses, and one set with Black Iridium Polarized lenses.

Need to get something bigger as out in the Westfield, with no windscreen, the wind/bugs/grit get below them

 

[Participant]

Need to get something bigger as out in the Westfield, with no windscreen, the wind/bugs/grit get below them

Ray-Ban gayviators, like the rest of the human race?

 

[InvaderGIR]

Some £10 polarised and UV filter ones.

Ray-Ban gayviators, like the rest of the human race?

Wouldn't have though it'd help much, wrap-arounds would be a better bet. Snug fit, almost goggle like, stops the bugs etc.

 

[Fr0dders]

Oakley Juliet

 

[skippy2421]

Oakley Radars with a white and red frame and red polarised lenses.

 

[Jez]

Ray Ban Wayfarers.

I have a pair of Oakleys too somewhere but i hate the "sporty" styling of Oakleys these days. They were cool about 10 years ago

 

[Gaijin]

Oakley Square Wire 3.0's in matt black with black iridium lenses.

Really wished i'd got polarised lenses - on the lookout for either a cheap pair of polarised or replacement lenses.

 

[antijoke]

Oakley Juliet

These but with the grey lenses.

 

[Participant]

I really hate those Juliets .

I'm on the lookout for a pair of Ray-Bans with polarised lenses, as I partially agree with Jez's sentiments above.

 

[Haggisman]

Oakley Splice with fire iridium lenses

 

[Fr0dders]

I really hate those Juliets .

I'm on the lookout for a pair of Ray-Bans with polarised lenses, as I partially agree with Jez's sentiments above.

the lense or the actual frame ?

 

[Jez]

the lense or the actual frame ?

Genuine question; do you not think that those are better suited to a 12 year old boy at the local skate park?

 

[Participant]

the lense or the actual frame ?

Both actually. But it's all just a matter of taste so I hope I'm not treading on any precious toes .

 

[Fr0dders]

Genuine question; do you not think that those are better suited to a 12 year old boy at the local skate park?

no actually, my reason for liking them is that they are striking - something different. I dont see why red / ruby (whatever you want to call them) lenses have to be the exclusive prevail of those found in skate and BMX parks.

Both actually. But it's all just a matter of taste so I hope I'm not treading on any precious toes .

I can understand that the red lenses are a bit marmite, but whats to dislike about the frame, they are relatively neutrally styled.

 

[Participant]

I can understand that the red lenses are a bit marmite, but whats to dislike about the frame, they are relatively neutrally styled.

The space age-looking nobbles sticking out at the bottom corners and above the nose piece. I find the average Ray-Ban to look a bit classier and have a more subtle presence.

 

[paradigm]

Genuine question; do you not think that those are better suited to a 12 year old boy at the local skate park?

Nope, because I own my "sporty" o-material Oakleys for sporting purposes. They were originally bought for me to ski with, but I'll be damned if I don't use them for driving too given the cost.

I also mountain bike with them.

Since when are £130-£250 sunglasses "for the local skate park"?

 

[ruffneck]

Oakley Minutes 2.0 Black