Posted: 7/26/2021 9:36:07 PM EDT
American Classics Carter frames. Not too small, but not BCG size. The fit is good - I've got a large, but narrow head, and they do a decent job of staying on my face. I put a little Goon Tape on the temples and bridge so they don't slide when I sweat at work or on the range.
They were about $65, and I kinda dig the blue accents.
[#1] Framless. I never liked this style until I tried them on. I think I look much better without glasses and it makes them blend in and disappear much more. The downside is they are very fragile. I was warned that they will not hold up to any abuse and I believe it. Like this: |
[#2] Flexon....transition lenses. |
[#3] Rimless, flexible, with Trivex lenses, and oleophobic coating. |
[#4] want to go old school BC frames lol |
[#5] They are much less fragile if you stay away from polycarbonate lenses. |
[#6] Quoted: View Quote I used to have transitions, but they were way too slow to lighten back up indoors or in a darkened area. |
[#7] Two extremes - either small, frameless or full on machinists glasses (clear aviators). Depends on how wide of a FOV I need. Daily is small frameless, weekends I typically wear the clear aviators. |
[#8] Oakley with transition for glasses. Oakley Rx sunglasses. Ballistic glasses...I forget, but I wanted to go with WileyX, then
couldn't find anything I liked. Uvex, maybe? I get them in a week. |
[#9] Quoted: View Quote I'm extremely tempted to get a pair of flexible BC style frames, or maybe the ones from Sicario. |
[#10] Giorgio Armani but I'm looking for a set of Oakleys for outdoor use. |
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[#12] I have two pair of Oakley half jacket frames I've had for 20+ years. One tinted, one clear. Indoors I usually wear Silhouette titanium frameless. |
[#13] Ooh. Classy. |
[#14] Gucci |
[#15] Oakley Barrelhouse I stopped buying the delicate Flexon frames due to the cost to repair and long lead time to get temple pieces
that are the correct length. They were great otherwise. I think I wore out or destroyed four frames over 15 years. |
[#16] I wear contacts mainly, but I had some pretty sweet Arnette's until I left them in Hawaii last March. |
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[#18] Lunor. There is only one. |
[#19] Currently using the "Thomas" frame from eyebuydirect. Got photochromic amber lenses but I think I might splurge and get an Oakley frame with transition lenses next time - when I can afford that. |
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[#21] ANSI Z87 1, However, for daily wear, I do not have the side shields on. |
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[#23] Oakley Airdrop |
[#24] I've been wearing these Rayban glasses for a few years. //www.ray-ban.com/usa/eyeglasses/RX3447V%20UNISEX%20round%20metal%20optics-tortoise/8053672875256 |
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[#27] Oakley Surface Plate wide with Transitions XTRActive high index lenses with anti-glare and scratch coatings. Have a set of Wiley X Boss frames with facial seal for safety glasses when needed, same deal on the lenses. ESS Turbofans with perscription insert. |
[#28] Frameless titanium Nikon's, they seem very fragile, yet have help up for 10+ years thus far. |
[#29] Ray-Ban New Wayfarer Classic |
[#30] Oakley Socket 5.5 I like them and they are less fragile than my last pair. The lenses I got from target suck ass though. My previous pair from Sears were 2 years old and have one minor scratch. I have had these target lenses for less than 3 months and they are tore up. I havent treated them any different than the others. |
[#31] The cheapest frames I can find on Zenni, bought by the dozen. Works out to like $8 a pair, shipped. They look a bit nerdy, but fuck it. I hate scratched lenses and looking for lost glasses. I just have a pile of brand new frames ready to go, and I toss them if they get scratched or grab another pair if I can't find the one I was wearing last night. There's nothing like brand new lenses, and I have that at least once a month. I'm cool looking like a tool in exchange. Edit: these //www.zennioptical.com/p/unisex-fullrim-acetate-plastic-square-eyeglass-frames/1241?skuId=124121 |
[#32] I like to have lots of different pairs of glasses so that I have options. I did pick up the exact glasses from Sicario, but they are essentially costume glasses. I still had prescriptions made though. |
[#33] Before I had my eyes lasered I wore the new style bcgs... Before that was frameless. |
[#35] Oakley Clubface in Pewter |
[#36] Bought it in a Sears, I have no fing idea what brand. |
[#37] Titanium gun metal colored wire frames. I buy the same style every year. My reading glasses are antique pince nez! |
[#38] Quoted: View Quote I'm wearing Buddy Hollys right now, also have a pair of John Lennons. |
[#39] I got coke bottles. |
[#40] Ray Ban 6356 The only glasses that I've ever worn in my entire life that I've had people actually compliment me on. As in, "Hey, I love your glasses." |
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[#42] Has transition lenses. |
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[#45] Oakley Clubface OX3102 Pewter Comfortable and lightweight. |
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[#47] My optical plan allows me two pairs a year and my vision hasn't changed in years so I have a bunch, my favorite are the Perry Ellis PE326 in Gray Fade. For dress up occasions I have pair of Alberto Romani semi rimless frames. Then I have a few cheaper frames that were free on the plan. |
[#48] Quoted: View Quote Damn son ! I wouldn't be opposed to dropping that kinda money on an eyeglass frame if they were really nice but I'd have to try them on and not just order them online. |
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Lacoste |
[#50] I exclusively wear Oakley glasses and prescription sunglasses. I have Socket's on right now. |
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