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Old 04-04-11 | 05:33 AM
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ryanwood
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+1000 I have been wearing Native shades for years, I have utilized the warranty 4 times in the last 8 years and only had to pay the $20 service charge once. 3 of the warranty claims were due to damage that I caused and the other was a part that failed after a year. I think the fact that I own a $110 pair of sunglasses forces me to take care of them and not damage or lose them.

Originally Posted by ZManT
I used to have scroca's policy about sunglasses until I started having to wear eyeglasses for vision correction. I became much more aware of the value and fragile nature of glasses, mostly as a result of losing a pair, and breaking another. At any rate, I wear contact lenses now, but I always have some type of UVA/UVB eye protection for when I'm outside.

To the OP, I'm a big fan of the Native line of eyewear. http://www.nativeyewear.com/eyewear/sunglasses/list

2 main reasons:

1. Lifetime Warranty - I've had 2 issues with my first pair and they were taken care of seamlessly by the company
2. Interchangeable Lenses - this is really nice - you get varying degrees of transparency with a typical set of lenses - I wear the clear or yellow lenses for my dark commutes, switch to the orange ones on overcast days, and put the dark ones in for bright days.

3. Bonus - the dark lenses are polarized, which is a big plus for me as a flyfisherman
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