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Polarized sunglasses - bassmon - 05-11-2002
Where can I get polarized sunglasses cheap? Everywhere I loom they cost a fortune.<br><br>
Re: Polarized sunglasses - Flagmanonice - 05-11-2002
The more you pay, the better thet are usually !<br><br>
Re: Polarized sunglasses *DELETED* - ChrisP - 05-12-2002
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Re: Polarized sunglasses - SHAKA - 05-12-2002
goto actionoptics.com, they have good optics at a pretty fair price. They are a good comfortable fit.<br><br>
Re: Polarized sunglasses - ssor - 05-12-2002
ChrisP,<br>That is a verry smart recommendation on a strap for the glasses. And I want to thank you for it. I will pick up one before I hit the water next time for shure. I wouldn't want to have to replace my $180 perscription glasses. A strap is some verry cheep insurance.[
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Re: Polarized sunglasses - davetclown - 05-13-2002
just a word of caution, "you get what you pay for".<br><br>cheep plastic lenses can damage your eyes.<br><br>interfear with your driving by impairing your vision.<br><br>in adition to not providing any protection from the suns' rays.<br><br>I'm not saying go out and spend $50 or a $100 bucks just look at what you are purchasing.<br><br><A HREF="http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/MESS6438/" target="_new">http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/MESS6438/</A> <br>Lookie See what the kids are up to.<br>Dave T. Clown
Re: Polarized sunglasses - johnincolorado - 05-28-2002
I'm waiting for x-ray vision to become a standard option at my local optometrist at our new Super Wal-Mart (as K-Mart is about to close). Of course by that time, I'll be able to buy a new casting arm to replace this worn out one. Let's see. As an option, it could come with either a bait-casting style or a spinning reel style, of course in right or left hand models. And, over in the pet dept will be that new genetically engineered labardor retriever bred to retrieve lost fish due to broken lines or acts of rage.<br> Neccessity is the Mother of invention.<br><br>