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![]() "Charles B. Summers" wrote in message ... Please do not suggest Solar Bat. I cannot find my favorite H2Optix anymore, not even on eBay! I lost my last pair on Lake Barkley in April and since then I've been wearing a pair of Solar Bats, but do not like them. Both rubbery nose pieces have now fallen off and lost, as well as the little rubbery grip things on the sides that were suppose to keep them from falling off of your head. Now they are hurting my nose... What are you wearing? And why? Or if anyone knows where I can find a new pair of H2Optix *Captiva* sunglasses... let me know. Charles, I've been wearing Flying Fisherman Navigator sunglasses. They're lightweight, comfortable, come with a lifetime warranty and they're only $60! I dearly loved my Costas as most sunglasses give me a headache after a while. The Costas didn't and neither do the Navigators. I believe that this is due to the optical clarity. http://www.flyingfisherman.com/2002/MAS1.php -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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