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February 28th, 2006, 10:05 PM
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polarizing glasses
Can anyone recommend a good make of clip-on polarizing sunglasses? I have a cheap pair but was wondering if there were any really good makes out there. John Fox 
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March 1st, 2006, 05:56 PM
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"John E. Fox" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a good make of clip-on polarizing sunglasses? I have a cheap pair but was wondering if there were any really good makes out there. John Fox I personally don't use the clip-ons, however have the Action optics polarized sun glasses (Clearwater copper) and have had very good luck with them. http://www.actionoptics.com/accessor...cessories.html Good luck, JT
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March 18th, 2006, 08:03 PM
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Habervsion is the latest and greatest new glass out there.
www.habervision.com/CodeResult.aspx?code=tw7126k "John E. Fox" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a good make of clip-on polarizing sunglasses? I have a cheap pair but was wondering if there were any really good makes out there. John Fox
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August 11th, 2006, 09:06 PM
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Sorry but I just couldn't let this go without saying something. First of
all I will disclose that I am the owner of Elton Optics and I sell polarized prescription sunglasses, mostly for fishing. My company has 40 years experience with polarized lenses, so I think I can speak with some authority on this. Clip-ons are simply a pain to use. The optics are usually poor and the lens material is not of optical quality. However, the polarizer is generally effective and they do work. Today good quality polarized sunglasses are available in your prescription at reasonable prices so there is really no reason to go with clip-ons. Prescription polarized sunglasses are so far superior to clip-ons that there no comparison. Get them from us or from someone else, but try the real thing...you'll never go back. Larry J. Elton Elton Optics www.eltonoptics.com "John E. Fox" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a good make of clip-on polarizing sunglasses? I have a cheap pair but was wondering if there were any really good makes out there. John Fox
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August 11th, 2006, 09:35 PM
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Larry J. Elton wrote: Sorry but I just couldn't let this go without saying something. First of all I will disclose that I am the owner of Elton Optics and I sell polarized prescription sunglasses, mostly for fishing. My company has 40 years experience with polarized lenses, so I think I can speak with some authority on this. Clip-ons are simply a pain to use. The optics are usually poor and the lens material is not of optical quality. However, the polarizer is generally effective and they do work. Today good quality polarized sunglasses are available in your prescription at reasonable prices so there is really no reason to go with clip-ons. Prescription polarized sunglasses are so far superior to clip-ons that there no comparison. Get them from us or from someone else, but try the real thing...you'll never go back. Larry J. Elton Elton Optics www.eltonoptics.com "John E. Fox" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend a good make of clip-on polarizing sunglasses? I have a cheap pair but was wondering if there were any really good makes out there. John Fox Thanks Larry! It's very rare that someone here actually *knows* what they're talking about! LOL. Hey - can you tell me the virtues of amber/red/smoke lenses? What about fishing and "blue blockers" Thanks very much! Sincerely, Halfordian Golfer Guilt replaced the creel
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October 11th, 2006, 04:54 PM
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Blue blockers are useless for picking blueberries :O)....seriously!!!
Keith P.
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November 13th, 2006, 08:37 PM
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Salmo wrote: Blue blockers are useless for picking blueberries :O)....seriously!!! Keith P. LOL! But the raspberries show right up! Tim
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June 16th, 2011, 06:04 PM
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Today acceptable above polarized sunglasses are accessible in your decree at reasonable prices so there is absolutely no acumen to go with clip-ons. Decree polarized sunglasses are so far above to clip-ons that there no comparison.
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