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sunglasses
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 13:08
by swsimm
Here's a question for everybody.
My kids were horsing around on the boat while we were anchored and a couple of items, including my sunglasses, ended up overboard and are now at the bottom of the bay.
I need to replace the sunglasses. Who makes the best lenses for being on the water? Can I get them in perscription?
Thanks
swsimm
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 13:17
by Doug Crowther
I am partial to maui jims. Have costa's as well but the maui's have better polarization
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 13:18
by thuddddddd
polarized, what ever your optomitrist is buying/selling. with the fancy coating that is claimed to be scratch proof(criziana, or something) warrented if they scratch for replacement
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 14:35
by JP Dalik
Costa Del Mar HR-11 Harpoons- Blue mirrored lenses. Best I've had.
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 14:44
by Rickysa
I second the Maui Jims :!:
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 14:48
by MarkS
Vuarnet Nautilux. They are available in prescription, I have had a number of pairs. Hold on to your hat price. But the worst part is sending money to the freeking french comunists! But they make a great sunglass.
Mark
Posted: Jun 25th, '07, 15:09
by Rawleigh
Maui Jim Typhoons, definately! I've had mine for 7 years. I broke the temples skiing and they replaced the entire glasses for $8.50!! Clearest glasses I've ever worn, and comfortable. I wear contacts and these give complete coverage from wind.
Posted: Jun 26th, '07, 07:46
by Brewster Minton
Maui Jims, The best you can get hands down.