Super User clayton86 Posted May 4, 2012 Super User Posted May 4, 2012 Any one wear the Oakley polarized glasses I know alot of people wear the del mars and other fishing based glasses but anyone go with Oakley how do you like them? I just ordered some Oakley fives squared with the gray polarized lens mostly because I get an awesome discount on Oakley as long as there all black pretty much but im gonna use them for fishing as well just wondering if anyone uses Oakley lenses. Quote
Sfritr Posted May 4, 2012 Posted May 4, 2012 My son has a pair of Oakley radars for baseball. They are very durable, scratch resistant, and have a good warranty. They are also EXPENSIVE at $189+ Is your discount a military/law enforcement discount? if so, I would jump at them. Their polarization/lense quality is not up to a Maui Jim but a very good product in my opinion. Quote
Super User clayton86 Posted May 4, 2012 Author Super User Posted May 4, 2012 Yes I get the military/law enforcement discount i paid 75 and some change for them polarized and shipped to Kuwait the non polarized ones are like 45 or 50 I think. edit: not to rub it in but I just looked the radars after discount are 90 if he ever needs a second pair PM ill hook ya up lol 1 Quote
Super User BASSclary Posted May 4, 2012 Super User Posted May 4, 2012 I have a pair I wear when i'm not fishing, and doing other stuff in the sun. They're great lenses for doing everyday things, and look good too. They're not as clear though (not glass) but they're hard to break, and nice and light! I also like o-matter, and being able ton interchange lenses. But when i'm doing anything when i'm on the water, or out all day in the sun, I wear my costas. My eyes dont hurt nearly as bad at the end of the day with Costas Quote
Super User clayton86 Posted May 4, 2012 Author Super User Posted May 4, 2012 to bad costas arnt military approved I don't even think they offer all black lens and frame non reflective Quote
Super User BASSclary Posted May 4, 2012 Super User Posted May 4, 2012 They do offer gray lenses with matte black frames, only the Costa logo in shiny I believe. I dont know if I would trust a fishing/outdoors based sunglass for anything military, even if they were certified though. Regardless, you'll love the oakleys. I love mine, and am thinking about another pair because of how light they are, and they're style. Quote
Sfritr Posted May 4, 2012 Posted May 4, 2012 Yes I get the military/law enforcement discount i paid 75 and some change for them polarized and shipped to Kuwait the non polarized ones are like 45 or 50 I think. edit: not to rub it in but I just looked the radars after discount are 90 if he ever needs a second pair PM ill hook ya up lol I may take you up on that.... I can put together a BAD ARS care package from the states to ease your troubles Quote
tipptruck1 Posted May 4, 2012 Posted May 4, 2012 They do offer gray lenses with matte black frames, only the Costa logo in shiny I believe. I dont know if I would trust a fishing/outdoors based sunglass for anything military, even if they were certified though The reason why the armed forces guys get to use Oakleys. Most of there glasses have a ANSI Z87.1 rating. Which means they are like safety glasses you would wear around the shop. They just tinted and look better. Quote
Super User QUAKEnSHAKE Posted May 5, 2012 Super User Posted May 5, 2012 I have a pair of Pitbulls they are now a year old and not a scratch one on them used everyday. The coverage is great all around the eye. They are a x-large frame which I need yet still a bit snug. The Unobtanium is awesome for no slippage when sweating. I use the Black Iridium Pol. but this lens has a reflective outer coating they get dark another plus for my eyes. I tried & tried numberous Costa's but they dont have much in big sizes I think the people at BPS & Gander got tired of me returning them. If my Pitbull frames had Costa lenses and Oakley darkness.Id be set. Quote
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