My golf sunnies didn't make it back from Portugal so I am looking for a new pair. Anybody got any recommendations? Budget £100-150.
Sunglasses Recommendations
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ManinBlack
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I just got these in varifocals & they're great. They usually have a 30% off offer going http://www.glasses2you.co.uk/prescr...wrap-sunglasses-for-activities/1956/1071/10/1
One Planer
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Anything Oakley :thup:
I have a pair of Sliver and Half Jacket 2.0 XL's and I wouldn't have anything else.
If you can get a pair with the new Prizm lenses (I have grey and blue iridium's respectively) I'd opt for those. They're fantastic!
I have a pair of Sliver and Half Jacket 2.0 XL's and I wouldn't have anything else.
If you can get a pair with the new Prizm lenses (I have grey and blue iridium's respectively) I'd opt for those. They're fantastic!
The pair I just had were oakley's. I am pretty sure they can't be beaten
ArnoldArmChewer
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Yep, good lenses and always a stable fit.
Rooter
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These: http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/gift-novelty/golf-ball-finding-glasses/10602617.html
End of thread.
End of thread.
Bunkermagnet
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Oakleys for me
, especially with the G30 lens
, especially with the G30 lens
My bad shots end up in a different postcode so don't think they are for me!
pokerjoke
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Oakleys are great and look fantastic and I have had a few in my time,however the frames will last a lot longer than the lenses I can guarantee that.
Don't clean them with anything but the cleaning bag they come with either.
Don't clean them with anything but the cleaning bag they come with either.
slowhand
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They are not golf-specific. It's a rose tinted lens that lets about 30% of the visible light through. Good for bright but overcast conditions as they enhance contrast. The golf specific lenses are the new PRIZM ones. I have a pair of Half-Jackets with them for golf and they are very comfortable. You can switch the lenses out with the Half-Jackets so you can match the lenses to the conditions.
USER1999
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Oakley will replace the lenses for around £40 ish. I had a £200 odd pair run over by a lawn mower and the frames were mangled, and the lenses scratched. Still only cost £40 odd to fix (replace!). Oakley have excellent after sales service, unless the glasses are too old to fix, when they offer you new models at pretty much cost price.
tsped83
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Maui Jim's. You can thank me later. Polarised lenses, cheaper then Oakleys too. Fantastic.
Lazkir
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I have Maui Jims... fantastic lenses.
These are smart, stylish, do the job perfectly, and they come in a choice of colours
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NOVELTY-F...hash=item3f51af92bc:m:mILRrba3Y09iSmYHMAyPU-Q
Norrin Radd
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seriously ,you blokes waste over a ton on a pair of sunglasses ,if mine cost more than a fiver i feel im being ripped off. and they are polarized.
hovis
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Prizm are not golf specific lenses. Most oakley glasses are available with prizm. They are saying they're best suited to bike riding. i personally own 2 sets of prizm lenses and they are no different from polarised lenses
Here here, more money than sense. My clubs didn't cost that much, and I am not joking either
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I have three pairs of Oakleys - two pairs are ten years old and another is 7 years old - still as good as they were when first purchased and the lenses and the quality of the make are worth the purchase price.
Buy cheap buy twice
