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Old 08-06-2005, 06:34 PM
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Lost my Gatorz, so now need a new pair. What does everyone use that will stay on and have a crisp clear lens that wont scratch. What site is the best place to get them. I love the Billet glasses they are very light, but wanted to check around maybe there is better technology out there now.
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We like the Dragons,www.dragonoptical.com
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Look at Wiley X they are really good for boating or motorcycles
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Cheapest polarized you can find. you won't feel bad next time you lose them.
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Maui Jims Volcanos - glass lens, nice wrap ... not the 'lightest' pair around but well worth the weight ... MJ's are awesome glasses.
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Anything polorized from the Walmart fishing dept. No worries at that price.

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Serengeti Driving Sunglasses. Used by most A/V pilots.

If you are driving in a car or boat they cut glare...give good contrast...and you will see things out there as you are tooling along at 120 mph a lot sooner with these glasses than with anything I have tried.

The large aviator style protects against wind like a goggle would.



http://www.sunglassesgiant.com/serengeti.html

I have a pair or two...and yes I did a months worth of research before buying them.
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REVO H20'S---NEVER USED ANY BETTER
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If you value your eyes...

MJ Volcano's

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If you value your eyes...

MJ Volcano's

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