I use them only for fishing and use cheap ones for driving, etc. Someone once told me that you should spend money on things in relation to the time you spend with them. In other words, buy a good car, a good bed, a good recliner, etc. and for sure buy a good pair of sunglasses!
Jay Paulson
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: Sunglasses
I recently bought a pair of $450 Maui Jim aviator-style polarized, non-scratch, brown-tinted glasses.
Pro: I get a lot more looks from the ladies. Women must be able to sense money, because it sure ain't my face or physique that's doing it!
Con: I live *in fear* of losing them. About a month after I bought the glasses, I accidentally left them at Coldwater Lake on Mt. St. Helens (4 hour drive away). Maui Jim will replace broken glasses, but not "lost" or stolen glasses. I got them back, fortunately, but about once a week I think I've misplaced them and start worrying until I find them.
My advice: If you need prescription glasses (and aren't the 2nd to last person on the planet who hasn't gotten Lasik) then get the most expensive glasses that your insurance company will pay for. A lot of plans cover about $2-300/year, which is pretty good when you think about it.
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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 10:22 PM
Subject: Sunglasses
Does it pay to spend for a "good" pair of polariod sunglasses, or is the result (seeing fish in the water) the same regardless of price? Thanks for any insights. EH
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