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#45 by buddha on 20 May, 2010 01:34
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I'm shopping around for a pair of Bausch & Lomb Wayfarers in black (Blues Brothers). I have some B&L Aviators with dark green lenses and wraparound temples and a couple of pairs of Gargoyles. But I really want them Wayfarers!
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#46 by Rusty Shackleford on 20 May, 2010 15:15
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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. -
#47 by Pshrynk on 20 May, 2010 16:58
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I have Oakley prescription Monster Dogs -- excellent quality. Crystal clear vision and scratch resistant.
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#48 by Morthen on 20 May, 2010 20:55
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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. -
#49 by TGB1 on 20 May, 2010 21:10
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Prescription Ray-bans.
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#50 by Gambrinus on 22 May, 2010 02:20
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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 sun
I 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 me
oh woe is me
anyone have a solution to this of sun glasses that just naturally are pretty good at fitting over regular glasses?
My brother has a some nice frames that have a set of sunglasses that pop around the front of the frame of his Rx glasses. They are held on by magnets or something. I like them. They are pretty common. I have contacts so I don't have any. I have a bunch of cheapies, but I would like to get a nice pair of sunglasses. I really like Crown Deluxe. Plus they are prescription grade frames.
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#51 by Gambrinus on 22 May, 2010 02:26
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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.
Somebody needs to tell that lady that an Oompalompa stole her sunglasses
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#52 by gmac221 on 22 May, 2010 15:35
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I have some nice white Oakleys, the same ones the rapper T pain wears haha.
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#53 by RyanJP on 22 May, 2010 19:27
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Oakley M frames.
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#54 by Big Jon on 24 May, 2010 09:21
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My glasses have transition lenses.
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#55 by CraftyGuy on 24 May, 2010 10:01
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Sticking with my $10 Wal-Mart clip-ons. They work well enough, don't look too bad, and save a ton of $$$ since I couldn't afford keeping up on both my regular glasses and prescription sunglasses.
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#56 by ike_69 on 01 Jun, 2010 15:32
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Silver Reflective Ray Ban Aviators.
Fast Track Navy blue Aviators.
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#57 by slyck85 on 01 Jun, 2010 20:32
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I've got a few different kinds but mostly prefer wrap-arounds or anything that's close fitting...I'm wearing the cheapo's from Gander Mountain in my pic.
Ray-Ban Aviator (replaced twice under warranty, don't wear anymore)
Ray-Ban Wayfarer (don't wear)
Oakley Flak Jacket black frame/polarized black lens
(2) Gander Mountain Fisherman Alloy Matrix silver frame/blue mirrored lens
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#58 by backseatview on 09 Jun, 2010 00:41
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i got prescription sunglasses at sears for pretty cheap and theyre not lame looking either. i got me a sexy pair of aviators. my best friend calls them my "get me some" glasses. she says when i have a freshly shaven head and i wear my sun glasses i look like im on a mission to go out and "get some"
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#59 by marcx on 09 Jun, 2010 05:38
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My new profile pic has the costco pair I picked up a few weeks back that I am really happy with...