Check out www.Habervision.com. Ocassionally, on Dan Blanton's website, they run a special code for even more savings. We've had several pairs and have no problems with them.
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sunglasses w/ interchangeable lenses-Success!!
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Re: sunglasses w/ interchangeable lenses
by KRoberts1 » June 14th, 2011, 11:18 am
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Re: sunglasses w/ interchangeable lenses
by The Steady Foot » July 15th, 2011, 12:05 pm
Success!
After checking steapandcheap every time I went online, visiting BassPro, checking reviews of sunglasses online and seeing nothing close to what I want, I went to REI in Rancho Cucamonga.
http://www.tifosioptics.com/products/ar ... hangeable/
Tifosi Slope glasses with yellow, amber, and dark brown lenses. I haven't put them in action yet but here are some things I like:
1. Moldable/adjustable nose piece. Very convenient, you can place the glasses higher or lower on your nose plus its completely moldable to the shape of your face.
2. They were $89 minus my $15 dollar dividend which brought the price with tax to $81...within my budget!!!
3. The lenses come out with enough effort that convinces me they won't fall out.
4. I have a big head, straight up. Donkey Kong head. These glasses fit me well.
5. They come with a tough hard case and a cleaning bag.
6. The lenses have a tiny little vent on the outside part of lense intended to prevent fogging. We'll see if that works, but pretty cool.
I guess they are known in the cycling and golf worlds, not really for fishing. I really like these so far and would recommend them for sure. I would have tried to get them cheaper online though...I just don't have the time to wait for shipping---the BIG trip is coming up in 2 weeks...
****CORRECTION****
I found the same glasses for $59 with expedited shipping on ebay. Returned the REI pair and the others should arrive tomorrow. Saved $22
After checking steapandcheap every time I went online, visiting BassPro, checking reviews of sunglasses online and seeing nothing close to what I want, I went to REI in Rancho Cucamonga.
http://www.tifosioptics.com/products/ar ... hangeable/
Tifosi Slope glasses with yellow, amber, and dark brown lenses. I haven't put them in action yet but here are some things I like:
1. Moldable/adjustable nose piece. Very convenient, you can place the glasses higher or lower on your nose plus its completely moldable to the shape of your face.
2. They were $89 minus my $15 dollar dividend which brought the price with tax to $81...within my budget!!!
3. The lenses come out with enough effort that convinces me they won't fall out.
4. I have a big head, straight up. Donkey Kong head. These glasses fit me well.
5. They come with a tough hard case and a cleaning bag.
6. The lenses have a tiny little vent on the outside part of lense intended to prevent fogging. We'll see if that works, but pretty cool.
I guess they are known in the cycling and golf worlds, not really for fishing. I really like these so far and would recommend them for sure. I would have tried to get them cheaper online though...I just don't have the time to wait for shipping---the BIG trip is coming up in 2 weeks...
****CORRECTION****
I found the same glasses for $59 with expedited shipping on ebay. Returned the REI pair and the others should arrive tomorrow. Saved $22
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