Sunglasses - which to choose ?

I have been wearing Maui Jim's since 1994 when I was a lifeguard on the beach. I have very light blue eyes which are sensitive to light. These glasses have seven layers of composite lenses. They are polarized from the inside and outside. This was especially effective for when the sun was over my right shoulder in the afternoon. With my other glasses it reflected to my eye from the inside and caused me to squint and become sleepy. Also they have earpieces high enough to not block peripheral vision, so they are especially good for driving as well.
Lastly, they have a lens replacement policy.
My original pair flew off a table in a storm which scratched the lenses, I sent them back, paid for shipping ($69.00) and they were replaced for free.
My new pair have prescription lenses for distance and are a blessing when driving during the day.
The polarized lenses significantly cut down on glare which makes them very useful for people with light-colored eyes.
 
mrhtbd said:
I have been wearing Maui Jim's since 1994 when I was a lifeguard on the beach. I have very light blue eyes which are sensitive to light. These glasses have seven layers of composite lenses. They are polarized from the inside and outside. This was especially effective for when the sun was over my right shoulder in the afternoon. With my other glasses it reflected to my eye from the inside and caused me to squint and become sleepy. Also they have earpieces high enough to not block peripheral vision, so they are especially good for driving as well.
Lastly, they have a lens replacement policy.
My original pair flew off a table in a storm which scratched the lenses, I sent them back, paid for shipping ($69.00) and they were replaced for free.
My new pair have prescription lenses for distance and are a blessing when driving during the day.
The polarized lenses significantly cut down on glare which makes them very useful for people with light-colored eyes.
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I swear if it wasn't for all the things I've read like: the "gut buster" stevia thread where you lost a shit load of weight over half a year by extremely changing your lifestyle diet & medications, then give the credit to stevia; the toaster over in which a piece of toast burning in a toaster oven is like 'the Posiden Adventure'; your child/little bitty girl punching you; You carrying on about how you are 'known for your enormous traps stretching shoulder to shoulder with mountainous height(never ever EVER displayed in ANY picture posted) and many many more, I would think all your posts were all only for comedic value. But you are straight up for fucking real on your shit! You actually got something completely free for not even seventy dollars($69.00)!!! You're out there....
 
Shit due to the fact that i break mine all the time(accidentally)...i dont buy expensive sun glasses no more....fuck i get the TARGET special specs...hahaha$19-95..Polorized of couse.....Z
 
mrhtbd said:
I have been wearing Maui Jim's since 1994 when I was a lifeguard on the beach. I have very light blue eyes which are sensitive to light. These glasses have seven layers of composite lenses. They are polarized from the inside and outside. This was especially effective for when the sun was over my right shoulder in the afternoon. With my other glasses it reflected to my eye from the inside and caused me to squint and become sleepy. Also they have earpieces high enough to not block peripheral vision, so they are especially good for driving as well.
Lastly, they have a lens replacement policy.
My original pair flew off a table in a storm which scratched the lenses, I sent them back, paid for shipping ($69.00) and they were replaced for free.
My new pair have prescription lenses for distance and are a blessing when driving during the day.
The polarized lenses significantly cut down on glare which makes them very useful for people with light-colored eyes.
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Ive been wanting to get Maui Jims for a while,im just to damn cheap to fork out that kind of money for sun-glasses:)....they are Polorized correct?.......B-day is in couple weeks....shit maybe someone send me a pair...LOL....yeh,wishful thinking.........Z
 
Last time I bought sunglasses, I found a nice pair at WAL-MART for about $8. Not fancy, but they suit me.
 
MauiJims cant not beat the lenses and lifetime free repairs.
 
Lokedogg said:
I swear if it wasn't for all the things I've read like: the "gut buster" stevia thread where you lost a shit load of weight over half a year by extremely changing your lifestyle diet & medications, then give the credit to stevia; the toaster over in which a piece of toast burning in a toaster oven is like 'the Posiden Adventure'; your child/little bitty girl punching you; You carrying on about how you are 'known for your enormous traps stretching shoulder to shoulder with mountainous height(never ever EVER displayed in ANY picture posted) and many many more, I would think all your posts were all only for comedic value. But you are straight up for fucking real on your shit! You actually got something completely free for not even seventy dollars($69.00)!!! You're out there....
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! DAMN!!!
 
Thank you all guys. Now instead of one, I'll buy two pair of sunglasses. :D

I have green eyes and they are Very sensible to camera's flash and sunlight. I really need polarized sunglasses.
 
Being in constructing I am regularly scratching my sunglasses.
And since I'm a cheep mofo I go to Sam's club and buy a display rack of 12 Safetyvu for about $20.
Hey ! Who knows . Maybe you will like them .
My crew steals them from me all the time.
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I never wrote "completely free," I wrote the $69.00 was for "shipping." Considering these glasses retail for $250.00, I think it was worth it.
Rather than being "out there," as you wrote, I contradict, I am "right here, in this moment."
 
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