What sunglasses are you wearing?
02-20-10, 07:47 PM
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Specialized Divide mountainbike glasses, because I have to purchase whatever fits my fraking large nose. They're nice aside from the fact that the top of the frame obscures my vision a bit when in the drops.
02-20-10, 08:00 PM
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Well, I can't afford to get a pair of cycling glasses, so I just use my $500 Ralph Lauren Rx sunglasses......bling!!
:-)
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02-20-10, 08:12 PM
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+1 on Rudy Project Rydons.
I've got a prescription adapter in it, and got the Rydon Shooting kit so I've got 5 sets of lenses to choose from:
Brown
Copper (mirrored)
Racing Red
Yellow
Clear
I'm really happy with them.
I've got a prescription adapter in it, and got the Rydon Shooting kit so I've got 5 sets of lenses to choose from:
Brown
Copper (mirrored)
Racing Red
Yellow
Clear
I'm really happy with them.
02-20-10, 08:16 PM
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Jawbones. Really like them.
Have three lenses with them - orange and two sets of darker, polarized lenses. One set is vented - can take it or leave it as far as cycling goes, but it helps when running in winter.
02-20-10, 08:17 PM
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+2 on the Rudy Project Rydons with the red photogromatic lens.
Also Giro Havik, very clear Zeiss Len.
Also Giro Havik, very clear Zeiss Len.
02-20-10, 08:22 PM
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Specialized Arc II
Pros: Comfy as hell, light, fast tint change, a little sweat gutter at the brow line, and Tom Boonen wears them.
Cons: I keep losing them and shelling out another fortune for them.
Pros: Comfy as hell, light, fast tint change, a little sweat gutter at the brow line, and Tom Boonen wears them.
Cons: I keep losing them and shelling out another fortune for them.
02-20-10, 08:30 PM
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Performance Quattro. Four interchangeable lenses: grey, brown (red), yellow, and clear. $24 on sale.
02-20-10, 09:10 PM
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02-20-10, 09:13 PM
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Half Jackets polarized for every day use.
M frames, variety of lenses, for riding/racing and glittery frames shaped to say 1999 when I want to be cool.
M frames, variety of lenses, for riding/racing and glittery frames shaped to say 1999 when I want to be cool.
02-20-10, 09:39 PM
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Rudy Project Kaylos (discontinued in 2009) - Sponsor frame (white and metallic blue)
Lenses: Racing Red (high contrast), Laser Blue, Smoke
Lenses: Racing Red (high contrast), Laser Blue, Smoke
02-20-10, 09:42 PM
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There are several threads on this forum about sunglasses/lenses... but in any event ...
TAG Heuer Curves 2S Polychromatic+. Love them. Use them for everything, from driving to cycling to water sports.
TAG Heuer Curves 2S Polychromatic+. Love them. Use them for everything, from driving to cycling to water sports.
02-20-10, 10:01 PM
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Performance Procyon. I like the adjustable nose piece. Asian nose.
02-20-10, 10:13 PM
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Do the frames on the Jawbones cause issues... from a vision perspective?
02-20-10, 11:00 PM
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Adidas Adivista (golf sunglasses.... best peripheral ever! + auto lens tint for light changes)
02-20-10, 11:55 PM
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I have Oakley Flak Jackets XLJ and Radar Paths and 10/10 times I choose the Radars. The Flaks are now for driving. I have multiple lenses for each. I have used Smith, Maui Jim, and Tifosi and these are the best in my opinion. Great optics, no slip, change lenses in seconds, I have no complaints!
02-21-10, 08:37 AM
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UniQlo polarized sunglasses. Big lenses keep crap out of my eyes, they don't obstruct my field of vision, and they don't look all that bad. Great deal for $10.
02-21-10, 09:28 AM
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got the cheapest pair of polarized ones with two lenses and no bottom frame I could find. They work great and I don't have to worry about scratches.
02-21-10, 10:31 AM
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