Water sport sunglasses 8)
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Water sport sunglasses 8)
With summer nearly here and the sun's UV at an all time powerful, I would hate to burn my eyes balls like I did on Maui.
Does anyone have any experiences/recommendations with sunglasses for windsurfing /kiting/SUP'n they want to share?
I am hoping to find something available in Victoria.
Cheers
Does anyone have any experiences/recommendations with sunglasses for windsurfing /kiting/SUP'n they want to share?
I am hoping to find something available in Victoria.
Cheers
I bought a pair of these in South Padre for around the same price as this ($16). They are polarized, comfortable (for my face anyway), and the strap works well. Not sure if/where you can get them locally though.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kiteboarding-Po ... 1195411922
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kiteboarding-Po ... 1195411922
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I was lucky enough to get some glasses from Kurtis USA at a trade show.
They are by far the best surf/water lenses I have used. Extremely lightweight, float, flexible/twistable, and most importantly great optics. The biggest downside by far though is the price...
If you are good at holding on to stuff and don't lose things easily, I'd consider them for a long term investment. They made me want to throw away my Sea Specs, but the Sea Specs are still better than nothing for sure.
I was out Saturday and forgot any/all of the glasses I have. South wind at cook... brutal glare. Makes you realize in a hurry how essential these things are, whichever ones you choose.
They are by far the best surf/water lenses I have used. Extremely lightweight, float, flexible/twistable, and most importantly great optics. The biggest downside by far though is the price...
If you are good at holding on to stuff and don't lose things easily, I'd consider them for a long term investment. They made me want to throw away my Sea Specs, but the Sea Specs are still better than nothing for sure.
I was out Saturday and forgot any/all of the glasses I have. South wind at cook... brutal glare. Makes you realize in a hurry how essential these things are, whichever ones you choose.
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