Any experience with these PBK glasses?
09-14-08, 02:39 PM
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Any experience with these PBK glasses?
https://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=G1011
I am thinking about picking some up but I wanted to see what peoples thoughts were mainly how do they fit a bigger face?.
I am thinking about picking some up but I wanted to see what peoples thoughts were mainly how do they fit a bigger face?.
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I had a pair that lasted about a month. Cracked at the nose piece when changing from one lens to another. Could have had a hairline from dropping them, but who knows. Fit well and come with a case and five sets. Not great quality, but decent.
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for the money, way better than dept. store sun glasses.
I've yet to break my pair of motions, but then again I don't swap the lenses that often.
I already have a pair of transitions that go from yellow to orange from specialized, but for extra bright days I use the motion with mirror blue lenses.
I've yet to break my pair of motions, but then again I don't swap the lenses that often.
I already have a pair of transitions that go from yellow to orange from specialized, but for extra bright days I use the motion with mirror blue lenses.
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