Which sunglasses?

bloodninja said:
Maybe you could pay to have your face rearranged so you have an easier time finding sunglasses that fit.
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$5, when can you be here?

mr.chainsaw said:
That's more of a poser move than the glasses under the helmet straps and bright colored socks with black road shoes
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What's wrong w/ glasses under the straps? For real? Wait, you're probably not being real...honestly I can never tell if you're being sarcastic or not!

gtluke said:
I just want to let you guys know that if you have a conversation with me while you are wearing sunglasses, I think you are a jerk. Or looking at my crotch the whole time.
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If someone is staring at your crotch the whole time doesn't that make them a jerk anyway? Start wearing spandex and help them out!

bonefishjake said:
i walk over to the sunglass hut, ready to try on multiple new Maui's. i show the manager, tell my story and she says "they're Maui's. i'll just swap you out a new pair." seriously could NOT believe it.

needless to say they have a customer for life.
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This is surprising. MJ isn't a Lux brand (I checked based on comments in this thread) but they do carry non-lux brands for whatever reason. I'm surprised they didn't try to push something else on you. I was in the mall on Monday night trying on shades and the guy at sunglass hut was pushing me hard on the oakleys and telling me to not even consider the MJs
 
glasses under/over the straps.

Rule #37 // The arms of the eyewear shall always be placed over the helmet straps.
No exceptions. This is for various reasons that may or may not matter; it’s just the way it is.

since this is known, it is also a violation of rules 1, 2, 3......
 
The Kalmyk said:
I had no idea you got lined up if you wore glasses over or under the straps of a helmet...

RLB.... Uvex started as an eyewear company... To date they make everything from safety glasses to casual eyewear... These are my Father's Day gift from the wife...

http://www.uvex-sports.de/en/cycling/cycling-news/cycling-news-cycling-glasses-sgl-202/
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I did search this out when you first posted and all I found was a 3M website. Thanks for the link. Do you know anywhere I can see these in person?
 
Got the Serengetis in the mail today. I like them, they're super light and look like they'll have enough protection for cycling.

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However after wearing them for 15 minutes my eyes felt super strained. They have amber lenses so I'm thinking that might be part of it. Going to swap them for a different color and see what's up. If that fails then I'll just keep looking....
 
bonefishjake said:
dude, if you have sensitive eyes you notice a HUGE difference. i wish i could roll my $25 Knockarounds everywhere but i can't.

as for lux, well, just b/c the company owns all those brands doesn't mean that lens optics are all the same. i 110% get where you're going with the glasses frames (guessing that's what you posted...didn't watch)- it's silly, and i know it- but i still want oakley or rayban i have an image, damnit.
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Jake they don’t just own they also manufacture them. But you might be right about the optics. My point is that Lux has the eyewear industry by the balls and therefore can demand $300 for a product that cost $40 to make. Watch the 12 min video …it’s an eye opener. I get the image thing …I just have a hard time spending so much for something I know won’t last me long because I lose, scratch, or break them.

rlb said:
I was in the mall on Monday night trying on shades and the guy at sunglass hut was pushing me hard on the oakleys and telling me to not even consider the MJs
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Might have something to do with the fact the Lux also owns Sunglass Hut.
 
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Have a pair of these for sometime now, not bad for what they are. Had used a lot of other brands. You will find out though that you do get what you pay for. If you have cheap eyes get cheap sunglasses.
 
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