Sailing Sunglasses

I am going to a three week sailing camp where we will be on the water at least 5 to 6 hours a day im not sure a 10 dollar pair of sunglasses will do and i will be getting the thing that goes around your neck

Lot of people lose sunglasses when they're sailing. Get the cheap shades from 7-11 for $10 or so.

2008-12-27 12:49:04 by masher822

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Apparently there are two pairs, both Ray Ban, RB2140 Wayfarer and the second pair RB3025 Aviators. As these are old styles, may not be available any longer.

Do a general search for Ray Ban aviators or just go for some 'look-a-likes' for example at the link below.

2009-06-05 10:19:44 by Gsegs

Price: $74.99 $74.99

100% UVA / UVB protection - conform to EN1836 and US Z80.3 regulations for sports safety eyewear
Suitable for all sports and leisure uses
Three sets of lenses included as standard, including light-enhancing and 2 x polarized

The ones I have in mind are the OIL DRUMS and the OIL RIGS, they are very similar. I just want to know which ones would be better for sailing. I've also been looking at the GASCAN ones, tell me what u think about those for sailing.

It doesn't matter because its the same brand so they are the same glasses but different designs so it will be the same but all you really want is some Oakleys that are polarized.

2008-08-11 00:02:32 by B(ee)riggs

Price: $139.00 $69.95

Adjustable Propionate Temple Arms with Customized Fit
Flying Lens: reduces fogging
Metal Detail and Jeweled Logo on Temple Arms

I am planning to buy a pair of sunglasses for everyday use and also to use when I go sailing. What are the best sunglasses to buy? Are ray bans still the leading sunglasses or even maui jims and oakley's are now more popular? What should I look for when I am purchasing my sunglasses?

You need to go to a Sunglass Hut, or a major distributor of sunglasses that have a wide selection of many different brands.

Ray Bans are a great maker of sunglasses, quality ones at that. If you are looking for quality, the people at sunglass stores will be able to help you tremendously.

You need to always purchase glasses that have UVA/UVB protection. This is common knowledge, but some people still insist on fashion over function because of price.

You should try on many different pairs and see which ones look good on your face shape.

Its very hard, i'm sorry, to tell you what sunglasses you should be getting when I don't know your face shape. I hope this has helped you a little, it's a big investment so I don't blame you for getting all the information you can!

Good luck to you, have fun with it! :)

2009-04-30 08:30:37 by Raptor

friends . swimming . walking to the gas station . laying in the sun . hanging out . the lake . ice cream . popsicles . sailing . sunglasses . the beach . campfires . warm nights . hammocks . flip flops . theme parks . barbeques . shorts . swimsuits . fireworks . lake cabins .



submit your own for my list please :)
summer

smores, the beach, fishing, hiking, family get togethers, swimming, paying $4.00 a gallon for gas to get anywhere.. (oh wait..that isn't supposed to be in there)

2008-05-26 10:17:45 by Jordan