Sadly the Three parts tee one I like is out of stock
The barmaid will think I'm a pervert if I wear these on the terrace
Have you tried bargain golf, they have started selling them. I think one of the lads earlier on mentioned them .Sadly the Three parts tee one I like is out of stock
Can someone post a link please
Paulmdj may be able to help as he was on about their shop at Seaham golf course .
Call this number in the morning from 7:30.
It appears I’m revisiting this thread after an eye test today as was due one through work and paid extra for the scan they do. Turns out I have freckles inside my eye along with stigmatism shape causing me to be a quite light sensitive. The kind lady recommended I always wear sunglasses when outside even in low light, no need for prescription just decent light sensitive lenses. I have good quality Sunnies I can wear every day but I wouldn’t wear them on the golf course.
There used to be a sunglasses hut store in gun wharf and they stock Oakley which might be better to try on
It’s still there and going in store was my initial thought, there’s one in Reading and Guildford as well which are closer. But a quick look online shows neither of those nor Gun Wharf hold stock of the Flak or Half jackets with the required lenses nor do they do in store collection. So seems pretty pointless to drive to one of them to try them on to have to come back home and order them to be delivered anyway.
Oakley Half Jacket 2.0 XL.
, and so wear a hat a lot in summer both playing golf and walking around generally. Never been a problem.
Agree all this.Oakley Half Jacket 2.0 XL.
No issue under a hat. I get sunstroke very easily, burn quickly where my hair used to be
Mine were classed as golf lenses but then rebranded as prizm golf lenses shortly after. I was told by Oakley that they are the same.
They are superb. For the last x number of years I've been wearing these for golf, for driving, for holidays, the works. They cope in all sunlight. You can change lenses very easily for stronger shading but I've stopped doing that now. I used to do it on summer holidays abroad but then decided it was unnecessary. I bought the spare lenses from a company called Revant via Amazon if you wanted to do that. They are their own lenses, not Oakley (much cheaper but perfectly okay for what I needed)
The real cleverness of the lenses are the amount of light they let through and the spectrum of light. They don't really darken what you see, they take the glare or sharpness away. They let more light through than most glasses, deliberately. It's the harsh light they stop. They are designed for golf and so show greens really well, no matter the light.
As mentioned in a previous post, you can start in bright sunshine, finish in gloom. If you have your glasses on you won't realise everywhere has gone darker until you take them off. Very clever.
I did post in this thread before that I didn’t want to spend that much on Sunnies just for golf but, from what you’ve described there sounds exactly like what I need and coincides with what the optician said yesterday.Oakley Half Jacket 2.0 XL.
No issue under a hat. I get sunstroke very easily, burn quickly where my hair used to be
Mine were classed as golf lenses but then rebranded as prizm golf lenses shortly after. I was told by Oakley that they are the same.
They are superb. For the last x number of years I've been wearing these for golf, for driving, for holidays, the works. They cope in all sunlight. You can change lenses very easily for stronger shading but I've stopped doing that now. I used to do it on summer holidays abroad but then decided it was unnecessary. I bought the spare lenses from a company called Revant via Amazon if you wanted to do that. They are their own lenses, not Oakley (much cheaper but perfectly okay for what I needed)
The real cleverness of the lenses are the amount of light they let through and the spectrum of light. They don't really darken what you see, they take the glare or sharpness away. They let more light through than most glasses, deliberately. It's the harsh light they stop. They are designed for golf and so show greens really well, no matter the light.
As mentioned in a previous post, you can start in bright sunshine, finish in gloom. If you have your glasses on you won't realise everywhere has gone darker until you take them off. Very clever.
If you were where you come from, I could have let you try mine
