i think I'm ready to give those Tac glasses a try
that 1 scene w/ the sand blowing against the lenses gets me...
I'm normally 9$ from Walmart and fig 2/3 weeks to break
whatever i buy anyway...gonna budget the 19.99ssayre - 12-2-2017 at 09:23 AM
I don't have these, but once you go polarized, you never go back.jeffnyc - 12-2-2017 at 10:24 AM
I came across a glasses post on kiteforum - seems these work glasses are a pretty good deal: 3M Tekk
Buy em by the bushel.
Some folks seem to hate the polarization for water (can't see the waves), but for you on sand should be good.
I don't wear glasses at all, but I should - so I bookmarked the above for future reference...Windstruck - 12-2-2017 at 01:42 PM
I don't have these, but once you go polarized, you never go back.
I am a huge fan of polarized glasses for bright sunny outdoors activity. Screens can be a problem such as phones or a GPS. If they too have a
polarized screen then the two conflict. Blitzhound - 12-2-2017 at 07:22 PM
I personally wear polarized Oakley Straight Jackets. All Oakley are ANSI safety rated. Granted they are not cheap... but...I have been wearing the
same glasses for 8 years now. They have polarized and non polarized and you can buy replacement lenses. Also because they are rated safety glasses.
The company I was working for at the time reimbursed me for a portion of the cost as well as I was able to claim them on my taxes as a work expense.
Just throwing that out there. abkayak - 2-28-2018 at 01:14 PM
went all in tday
got my HD visions on the way...
im gonna look cool evan @ night...special ops baby
