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Holy CRAP!!! $270 for glasses? I never spent more than $20 for glasses, but I do have a pair of Oakley Flak Jackets which retail for about $150 and must say that they are worth every penny. I ride with them and they are pretty good at keeping the wind off my eyes even though they weren't made for riding.
BTW, I've had these for a few years and aside from the rubber nose pieces falling off, they are still in excellent condition. Again, I normally would never spend this kind of money on glasses, but I found these in the park and after having them for a few years, I would buy new pair when the time comes..
Last edited by greenstreetbob; Apr 15, 2012 at 09:51 AM.
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