Eyeglasses / Sunglasses Discussion
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@Giles - yep, there it is! Just spoke to my optometrists office and they can custom cut essentially any polarized lens I want for them.. Your MJs make a good point for a blue tint. Are those a grey lens with blue mirror, aka deep sea lens?
Don't know if I want to go grey (deep water, high sun) or an amber (Shallow water/Moderate sun) base with a green tint…
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They are a deep water Polariser (though I use them in shallow water in UK). In the tropics in shallow water I always use an Amber polariser.
They are these:
in light grey crystal
I have another pair of Maui Jim with same lens, which I bought for a steal off Ebay. I don't go out onto the water in the tropics without a spare pair of glasses. I did once, in Oman and the wind whipped them off my face early in the day, I had the most miserable days fishing, never again…...
https://www.mauijim.com/US/en_US/shop/sunglasses/classic/kawika
in crystal
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Congatulate @Madame Buttonfly they were an Xmas prezzie from her
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Congatulate @Madame Buttonfly they were an Xmas prezzie from her
And I am still waiting for a replacement pair of Maui Jims (remember @Giles you borrowed mine for a fishing trip and lost them?)
I have a long memory
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Picked up a pair of Cubitts Carnegie in size XL for my massive head/face….
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Never heard of the brand before but just picked up a prescription pair! Decent price and plenty of frame styles.
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My Dita Insider Mk l glasses with corrective lenses
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I took a gamble and ordered up the Jacques Marie Mage Clark in white from Matches Fashion. (Free shipping to Australia and free returns meant it wasn't too much of a risk.)
I'm going to get the lenses replaced with a set of Essilor Style Mirrors in blue, made up in my prescription.
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Does anyone else wear Oliver People’s? Pretty much the only frames I’ve worn for the last decade.
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Just picked up the JMM Hemmings in the shade color. Liked them so much I got the NOIR and the Havana on preorder. These glasses are truly a work of art.
