What's your favorite sunglasses?

I've had a pair of ONO's with readers and a pair of Costas C-Mates with readers and the ONO's fit my face better the
Costas don't feel like they'll stay put , So I've never used them , I may look at Maui Jims next time I get my glasses replaced .
Hate putting out all that coin for them in prescription .

i've had good luck out of revos, the polarization is quite good and they fit my big ole noggin. also take a look at http://www.fuselenses.com for high quality replacement lenses on the inexpensive side for almost every pair of sunglasses. i can't tell one bit of difference personally and i'm quite picky about sunglasses.

I sit/step/lie/fall on every pair of glasses I have so I'm still looking for inexpensive but good ones. lol - not much luck yet. In the meantime - the 5 dollars walmarks ones are what I'm making do with.

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Originally Posted by Geno

I sit/step/lie/fall on every pair of glasses I have so I'm still looking for inexpensive but good ones. lol - not much luck yet. In the meantime - the 5 dollars walmarks ones are what I'm making do with.

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I'm pretty destructive also, so I order wraparound NEMESIS safety glasses. Lately they have gone up to $12.50, but still worth the price. I get them with readers, being an old fart. They have the added benefit of being protection from flying tackle.

Until I scratch them up or otherwise mistreat them they have good optics. I used to work in demolition and mining, so I'm kind of accustomed to safety glasses and don't feel "right" without them.

https://www.safetyglassesusa.com/jac...th-smoke-lens/

I have some costas that have been great. I'm partial to Amber lenses for fishing and driving.

You are right Carl F on the aviator series glasses which are not polarized. A polarized lense will wipe out the gps and multifunction displays in an aircraft much the same as when looking at a tablet or phone.

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Originally Posted by frednic

I'm pretty destructive also, so I order wraparound NEMESIS safety glasses. Lately they have gone up to $12.50, but still worth the price. I get them with readers, being an old fart. They have the added benefit of being protection from flying tackle.

Until I scratch them up or otherwise mistreat them they have good optics. I used to work in demolition and mining, so I'm kind of accustomed to safety glasses and don't feel "right" without them.

https://www.safetyglassesusa.com/jac...th-smoke-lens/

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Are those polarized?

I wear the saltwater angler polarized sunglasses I buy them at bass pro shops or my local tractor supply they aren't expensive but they do the trick and if I loose them or damage them they're not expensive to replace

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Originally Posted by Geno

Are those polarized?

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According to the ads they are. I can't tell.

Cool. I ordered a couple of pairs. Thanks for the heads up. I can't even buy decent readers for that price.