BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
They are Ray-Bans. I have no idea what the style is, but I like them.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
Buy a good pair and they are hard to break. My Ray-Bans usually last a few years and can really take a beating.
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The ones I just replaced I had for about 3 or 4 years, and cost be about 10 bucks...The ones I bought yesterday, about 10 bucks. I don't see a point in spending a ton of money on sunglasses.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
I thought you said they break easily? What is it there, Mr. Flip-Flopper! Not a good sign for a Mitt supporter.
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I thought you said they break easily? What is it there, Mr. Flip-Flopper! Not a good sign for a Mitt supporter.
Mine haven't but but I've had others in the past that wore out and broke, where the side piece hinges on the frames.
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Buck Nasty
You'll have nothing and like it
I have a couple of those. Two pairs of Oakleys, a pair of Serengeti Aviators, a cheap wire frame pair, and a pair of fake Oakleys.
I can definitely tell the difference in vision clarity and quality from the real Oakley's and the Serengeti's than from the knock offs and the cheapies. I don't know if it justifies the cost for some, but for me in certain circumstances ( Golfing, OSU football Games, Races, Flying) it certainly does.
The days when conditions are not perfect are when you notice the difference. Like on a hazy, or even misty day, they cut right through all the haze and glare while the cheap ones do not.
I can definitely tell the difference in vision clarity and quality from the real Oakley's and the Serengeti's than from the knock offs and the cheapies. I don't know if it justifies the cost for some, but for me in certain circumstances ( Golfing, OSU football Games, Races, Flying) it certainly does.
The days when conditions are not perfect are when you notice the difference. Like on a hazy, or even misty day, they cut right through all the haze and glare while the cheap ones do not.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
I can also tell the difference in quality. What I did last time was find a pair I liked and bought them off Ebay. I paid a third of the price.
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exhawg
Mirror Guy
I have a pair of Oakley's that I never wear because the frame is bent and they sit crooked. I have a couple pairs of Foakley's that I wear sometimes and like better than the real ones. Most of the time I wear a pair of Panama Jack polarized glasses that I got at Wal-Mart. They have better lenses than the Foakley's.
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One pair Oakley Valves with original lenses (for when I'm wearing contact lenses):
One pair Ray-Ban Predators with prescription polarized lenses (when I'm not wearing contact lenses):
One pair Ray-Ban Predators with prescription polarized lenses (when I'm not wearing contact lenses):
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gbearbuck
Herbie for President
Revo... "thinner" black metal frame (sits close to the face, somewhat similar to a wrap frame) with a blue lense... purchased in the late 90's and still look good.... I've also owned mettle and plastic oakley wraps, as well as the old frog skins from the early 90's. I found the Oakleys eventually break and decided to move up to the Revo's (I also considered a pair of Maui Jems... very nice "shades" as well)... I've had no trouble with the Revo's over the last eight years. My Oakleys seemed to break after a couple years (sour taste in my mouth regarding Oakley)...
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