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05-08-2010 #1
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I like my Maui Jim sunglasses. They have the best anti glare and polarized lenses. You get what you pay for. I used to buy $20 sun glasses till I got a pair of Maui Jims' for my birthday. The optics are awesome. I will never buy a cheap pair of sun glasses again.
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05-12-2010 #2
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X2! I have the Maui Jim Ka'anapali with the neutral grey lenses. They're by far the best sun glasses I've ever had. Incredibly clear optics, so comfortable it's like they're not even there, even with a race-spec helmet on. Try that with $20.00 shades. Heck, try it with $120.00 shades. I even spent the extra $$ to get them in my prescription. Yup, close to $500.00, but worth every penny in my book.
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Tommy
Tommy Souren
"The older I get, the faster I was."
Grandma's 20k mile '80 Malibu Classic, in-progress factory style LS6 454, Legend LGT 700 5 speed, 9" 3.70 posi, Global West suspension, 12"/11" discs.
05-19-2010 #3
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Go to Walmart and find a pair of frames you like. Have a set of PZ aka:Polarized lenses in your choice of Brown, Gray, Green, what ever you like. I have heard brown is a favorite of drivers I have gray with an additional tint added. This is an option that is a cheap alternative to some of the big name lenses. To make sure you are getting REAL PZ lenses and not fancy coating you can test them. A real PZ filter will cancel light transmission if turned 90 degrees to another PZ lens.
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