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As title, budget £40 max, pref with reflective lenses although not essential, Thanks in advance 
Spec me some sunglasses
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There'll be someone else along to say this, but I may as well: I don't think it's worth spending much on sunglasses, just get something that looks good enough and has UV protection or whatever you're after, then it's no big disaster if you sit on them (like I did with my last good pair!) and they break. Just bought myself some new ones from boots with a half price voucher. Do the job, look good, and most people can't tell the difference between these and expensive ones, nor do I care if they can.
To help with real answers, any particular style that you like? I find that some shapes suit my face and others dont, which can make a big difference when it comes to them looking good.
To help with real answers, any particular style that you like? I find that some shapes suit my face and others dont, which can make a big difference when it comes to them looking good.
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I like ones with medium size lenses, not small lenses and not lenses that are so big they more or less eat your face
Ski style ones can be good as these tend to have reflective lenses.
Ski style ones can be good as these tend to have reflective lenses.
I personally entirely dis-agree. Vision is something I never compromise on. I drive a lot and even when I am not I value high precision optics.
I spent £250 on my pair, UV filters, Polarized the works. Worth every penny.
Metal frames are generally better imo as they can be bent to form a better fit on your head as well as adjustable nose pads.
No reason to sit on them/drop them or lose them if you keep your case handy and just make sure you are not reckless!
Nothing wrong with a budget pair and if thats what you want, go and try on a load of styles, put on the ones even you think will look odd, you never know!
