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brothersoulshine05 Jun 2006
Is there such a thing as the perfect pair of sunglasses? I've been going through a couple of pairs a year, usually a result of standing on them or some such stupidity.
For the last couple of years I've had some Oakley Mag4s. They were nearly perfect. Unfortunately I seem to have bloody lost them
I'd like some new ones.
The design criteria are
- strong enough to be sat on
- optical wonderfulness
- don't fall off when you're being silly
- cost less than a ton
- don't make you look like a knob
In reply to brothersoulshine: I'm rather fond of Arnettes personnaly. All the quality of Oakleys but half of the price. I personnally think they look better than Oakleys but that's a matter of personnal preferance.
I would have said the same until I got some Oakleys. They really were almost perfect.
banned profile 7405 Jun 2006
In reply to brothersoulshine: ive had some okley magensium switch's for the last 4 years or so,cost £209 so i tend to treat em good.lost a set of £106 fmj's in a taxi in portugal and sat on my last pair of e-wires.
rich
Hix06 Jun 2006
In reply to brothersoulshine:
doesn't work on the sub £100 fron but i've had numerous pairs of X Metal juliet polarised. The are the fookin nuts
In reply to brothersoulshine: Vuarnets, the dogs thingy and 'opium for the eys'. Far better than Oakleys. Lost my last pair (had for 4 years) and waiting to go back to France to get more. £80-£120 though.
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