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snoopstah said:
Athlon said:
Serengeti 
Indeed.

Didn't like them at first, Brown Drivers Polarised, as I could see my own eye balls reflected back at me in the blue mirroring on the back of the lens. But now I've learnt to ignore that, it's like watching in HD. Contrast and definition on grey dull dark days or in the rain is amazing.
Best sunglasses I've ever had, for driving anyway.
Balmoral Green said:
snoopstah said:
Athlon said:
Serengeti 
Indeed.

Didn't like them at first, Brown Drivers Polarised, as I could see my own eye balls reflected back at me in the blue mirroring on the back of the lens. But now I've learnt to ignore that, it's like watching in HD. Contrast and definition on grey dull dark days or in the rain is amazing.
Best sunglasses I've ever had, for driving anyway.
Oakley and Ray Ban both have crap quality lenses. Try a pair of Maui Jims or Serengetis to see what a decent set of synglass lenses are like. They cost a lot more bevause thy are a lot better.
Polarised Oakley lenses are cheap and nasty and give weird shimmering effects, particularly when looking at water.
Polarised Oakley lenses are cheap and nasty and give weird shimmering effects, particularly when looking at water.
Zod said:
Oakley and Ray Ban both have crap quality lenses. Try a pair of Maui Jims or Serengetis to see what a decent set of synglass lenses are like.
Got to agree with Maui Jims, have had a pair for a couple of months and they are very nice. used to have a pair of Bolle Limits, which were good but, the Maui Jims are much better.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



I am a bit of an Oakley fan though, and all my normal glasses are Oakley as well!