Posted: 5/24/2015 10:31:24 PM EDT
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I just lost my cheap sunglasses that I've had for about 4 years.
I'm looking for suggestions because it's hard for me to find glasses that fit- I have a skinny face. I can't have polarized lenses, and am looking at $100 or so. How can I tell what would work out with my small head by looking at glasses on the internet? Links would be nice. 
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I just lost my cheap sunglasses that I've had for about 4 years. I'm looking for suggestions because it's hard for me to find glasses that fit- I have a skinny face. I can't have polarized lenses, and am looking at $100 or so. How can I tell what would work out with my small head by looking at glasses on the internet? Links would be nice.
All I buy are cheap sunglasses. I buy the dark tinted safety glasses from Menard's, Home Depot, the lumber yard etc. $10 or less,I buy 3 pairs, one for each vehicle. They are durable and provide a good level of protection wiht good coverage on the sides etc. |
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Have you tried looking at the Asian frame glasses- some of them are designed for narrower faces although you may need an adjustable nose bridge to tighten them up since often they are for flatter noses.
<---- Maui Jim fan although I've got an older pair of Bolles that I like too. I had a nice pair of Costas until they decided it was hot and they wanted a swim. |
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Every time a thread likes this comes up it's an Oakley circle jerk, but the fact is Maui Jim has the best lenses in the industry plus isn't owned my Luxotica. Unfortunately, they start at well over your $100 budget and they're all polarized. Lol, well then I guess Maui Jim just isn't gonna work at all for the OP then is it? 
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Lol, well then I guess Maui Jim just isn't gonna work at all for the OP then is it? Quoted:
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Every time a thread likes this comes up it's an Oakley circle jerk, but the fact is Maui Jim has the best lenses in the industry plus isn't owned my Luxotica. Unfortunately, they start at well over your $100 budget and they're all polarized. Lol, well then I guess Maui Jim just isn't gonna work at all for the OP then is it? Your guess is apparently correct, too bad for him. 
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Every time a thread likes this comes up it's an Oakley circle jerk, but the fact is Maui Jim has the best lenses in the industry plus isn't owned my Luxotica. Unfortunately, they start at well over your $100 budget and they're all polarized. Lol, well then I guess Maui Jim just isn't gonna work at all for the OP then is it? Your guess is apparently correct, too bad for him. Inorite? whodathunkit?!?! I can't have polarized lenses, and am looking at $100 or so. |
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You're .mil. sign up for Oakley SI and pick some. Oakley Five Squared are slimmer and nice glasses Was USMC, not retired, so I'm not eligible. The quarter jackets are fine, they fit great. I guess my ears aren't even, anyone know how to adjust/bend the earpiece without snapping it in two? 
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Quoted: Every time a thread likes this comes up it's an Oakley circle jerk, but the fact is Maui Jim has the best lenses in the industry plus isn't owned my Luxotica. Unfortunately, they start at well over your $100 budget and they're all polarized. I agree that Maui Jim lenses are superb but I didn't have very good luck with their frame durability and they are definitely expensive. My Oakleys have been very durable and they're priced right. My most recent pair was $60 at an Oakley outlet store and I've worn them every day for 4 years with no problems. I've owned RayBan, Costa Del Mar, Oakley, American Optical, and Maui Jim. I like Oakley the best. |
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Was USMC, not retired, so I'm not eligible. The quarter jackets are fine, they fit great. I guess my ears aren't even, anyone know how to adjust/bend the earpiece without snapping it in two? Quoted:
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You're .mil. sign up for Oakley SI and pick some. Oakley Five Squared are slimmer and nice glasses Was USMC, not retired, so I'm not eligible. The quarter jackets are fine, they fit great. I guess my ears aren't even, anyone know how to adjust/bend the earpiece without snapping it in two? Just used a hair dryer to bend them a bit, now all is well. |