My eyes are very light sensitive and sunglasses are a necessity for me when I'm outdoors in the sun. My eyes don't adjust to intense light (and they've probably gotten worse with sunglasses acting as a crutch), and I will get a splitting headache if I spend a significant amount of time out in the sun without protection.I like the wrap-around glasses. They look the best and perform the best. I'm not a fan of the aviator sunglasses due to the way they look, but mainly because they fail in their responsiblity to block out sunlight. If I'm wearing sunglasses I do not want to see the blinding Florida sun! PERIOD! I don't want my field of vision to be a nice shaded area enclosed within a ring of blinding sunlight. Maybe aviators have changed since the 80s, but that classic style is one I can live without.The worst part about sunglasses is that the 10 year old trend to make traditional eyewear as ugly as possible has finally infected sunglasses. Case in point:CANNOT UNSEE!!! FFUUUUU-It's like someone decided to quadruple the size of sunglasses and style themas femininely as possible. Awful. Truely awful. They're everywhere anymore and I almost want to laugh when I see a guy wearing those ridiculous things. I can tolerate styles that I don't like, but these mega-sunglasses are so absurd that they belong in the same category as those supersized baseball hats and pants that hang around a person's knees.
I love sunglasses but im cursed with bad vision. So i have yet to find a good looking solution to keep my glasses whislt being protected from the sunI have transition lenses right now but they only work outside. And i need sunglasses most in the car. I thought about buying a pair of the special kind that fit over regular glasses but they just looked stupid to me, and prescription glasses are too expensive for meoh woe is me anyone have a solution to this of sun glasses that just naturally are pretty good at fitting over regular glasses?
My eyes are very light sensitive and sunglasses are a necessity for me when I'm outdoors in the sun. My eyes don't adjust to intense light (and they've probably gotten worse with sunglasses acting as a crutch), and I will get a splitting headache if I spend a significant amount of time out in the sun without protection.I like the wrap-around glasses. They look the best and perform the best. I'm not a fan of the aviator sunglasses due to the way they look, but mainly because they fail in their responsiblity to block out sunlight. If I'm wearing sunglasses I do not want to see the blinding Florida sun! PERIOD! I don't want my field of vision to be a nice shaded area enclosed within a ring of blinding sunlight. Maybe aviators have changed since the 80s, but that classic style is one I can live without.The worst part about sunglasses is that the 10 year old trend to make traditional eyewear as ugly as possible has finally infected sunglasses. Case in point:It's like someone decided to quadruple the size of sunglasses and style themas femininely as possible. Awful. Truely awful. They're everywhere anymore and I almost want to laugh when I see a guy wearing those ridiculous things. I can tolerate styles that I don't like, but these mega-sunglasses are so absurd that they belong in the same category as those supersized baseball hats and pants that hang around a person's knees.
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