Sunglass preference
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Panama City, FL
RE: Sunglass preference
I had a pair of Oakley M Frame Sweeps for about 13 years before I lost them Labor Day weekend. A little expensive but if you can hold on to them as long as I did, well worth the money. Just wished they where polorized. The Oakley Radars are polorized, but damn, they are $255 so they are still on the wish list.
Sure do miss those M Frames, but have learned my lesson.
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Sure do miss those M Frames, but have learned my lesson.
I will not dive off a moving boat.
I will not dive off a moving boat.
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From: West Texas Sandhills
RE: Sunglass preference
Smith and Wesson Magnums...I go thru 5 or 6 pair a year cuz I either scratch the lenses or lose them. Usually get them from safetyglassesusa.com at less than $7 a pair.
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Road Captain
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RE: Sunglass preference
Panoptx is my choice. I wear contacts and I've never had a problem with my vision even going 70+ mph. The eyecup is sealed perfectly around my eyes. I use the day/night lens. I wish they were polarized as well but overall I give them an A-.
It is very important to try various models, they all fit around your eyes differently. The Raptor is perfect for my face.
It is very important to try various models, they all fit around your eyes differently. The Raptor is perfect for my face.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Daytona Beach
RE: Sunglass preference
I'll second the Serengetti's.Been wearing them for years.They can be a little pricey but well worth it.I have a pair for riding and another pair for everyday use.Excellent lenses,one of the best,especially their vermilion or "rose" lenses.
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From: Springfield, Ohio
RE: Sunglass preference
GOGGS Dominator by Guard Dogs:
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2007
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RE: Sunglass preference
Smiths with the transition lenses. They are great.
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RE: Sunglass preference
ORIGINAL: ChromeJunkie
Smith and Wesson Magnums...I go thru 5 or 6 pair a year cuz I either scratch the lenses or lose them. Usually get them from safetyglassesusa.com at less than $7 a pair.
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Smith and Wesson Magnums...I go thru 5 or 6 pair a year cuz I either scratch the lenses or lose them. Usually get them from safetyglassesusa.com at less than $7 a pair.
[IMG]local://upfiles/22092/6354C904B43948B894AB70B1AE3E7293.jpg[/IMG]
