Its nearly that time of the year again (sunglasses recommendations please)
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How'd you get them fitted with prescription lenses?Neon said:Oakleys are great glasses mine cost me 500 quid prescription
worth it though!
I've always wanted a pair of oakleys, but with needing glasses and hating contacts, it's a bit impossible.
JollyGreen said:
There are plenty of Oakley glasses available, and providing your prescription isnt really really strong you shouldnt have any worries:
http://oakley.com/o/l271859t
(thats assuming you're a bloke, womens are available too)
Neon £500 is a fair bit, did you get photochromic lens or something?
I heard only 1 Optician per town can sell them. Batemans is the optician that sells them in my town.
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ive got a pair of these
my 2nd pair of oakleys now. First pair was stolen along with my Head Unit when car was broken into.
if you can get over paying £99 for a pair of plastic sunglasses, they look amazing and they very ergonomic
my 2nd pair of oakleys now. First pair was stolen along with my Head Unit when car was broken into.
if you can get over paying £99 for a pair of plastic sunglasses, they look amazing and they very ergonomic
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-Mighty-Mick- said:
Wow, prescription M Frames. I'd love a pair of those.
Sorry to bring this topic back up.
Does anybody know of any sunglasses that are suitable for driving? I did have some cheapy ones but they were slightly magnified so made my view slightly different and i didnt feel safe driving whilst wearing them. I am basically looking for a pair that will give me the same perspective that my eyes give me, no magnifying and slight curvyness, make sense? hope so. Budget of upto £150.
Thanks, Mark.
Does anybody know of any sunglasses that are suitable for driving? I did have some cheapy ones but they were slightly magnified so made my view slightly different and i didnt feel safe driving whilst wearing them. I am basically looking for a pair that will give me the same perspective that my eyes give me, no magnifying and slight curvyness, make sense? hope so. Budget of upto £150.
Thanks, Mark.
MarkST said:
http://www.sunglasses-shop.co.uk/uk...ses/Ray-Ban-3296-Polarised-Sunglasses/929.htm
Thos are the ones I'm interested in which have polarised lenses so good for driving with.
I looked at oakleys first but unfortunately ray ban designs seem to suit me better.
that's one of the few pairs of aviators i like, the rest are so unbelievably "i do sports that require specialist shades, but actually do bugger all" and ugly with it that i don't think i could wear a pair. classic style glasses look so much better. having glasses moulded into your eye sockets like most oaks looks a bit stupid... it makes your head look small or somethingDesmo said:I run a pair of Titanium Why 3's like these....
Nice and comfy. Not too dark or too light either.
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