Whats your best sunglasses?

Lets put a vote on the best sunglasses for golf...

Number 1 Oakley, number 2 still Oakley number 3 yet again Oakley.

Oakley

Anyone got lobang to make the lens with degree at an affordable price?

Rudy Project Rydon/Magster with ImpactX Photochromic Red/Green lens

1. Oakley if price is not an object.
2. Rudy Project if you are constraint by price.
3. Adidas

Oakley with G30 lens

Rudy Project Rydon with racing red lens.

Nike MaxGolf purple tint lense.

Not coz im a Nike Supporter, but most I tried pales in comparison. either in price or contrast to green.

downside, the lense quite easy to crack or scratch

Swan

I know this brand is more synonymous to the cycling community but Rudy project noyz with Impact X lens makes me feel safe to deflect anything coming at my eyes apart from UV proctection.

Oakley for sure, G30 or Slate lens are good for greens!

Tyc_mambo wrote:

I know this brand is more synonymous to the cycling community but Rudy project noyz with Impact X lens makes me feel safe to deflect anything coming at my eyes apart from UV proctection.

I used both Oakley and Rudy,
Rudy product seem to be more lasting
and durable especially their lens, they don't flake
after long used!

Skyline polarizers.  No other choice

addirk wrote:

Anyone got lobang to make the lens with degree at an affordable price?

this is a nice question cos i got a very special experience recently. i used prescribed lens and i have never had a good fit since i lost my Oakley years back. 

so recently i went to my optician and tried the Oakley Crosslink Sweep. the fit was good so i had them make me a prescribed lens using essilor lens in amber and polarised. i was a bit concern with the price of the lens and also with the tint of the shade. the optician showed me the same lens on a Porsche Design frame. i tried it an i like the shade, clarity and weight. when he put it back into the case, i notice the name on the prescription....Casey Anton...so i asked my optician if its the same guy and he said yes. Needless to say, it was not picked up yet.

so to cut a long story short, i have the same lens as the infamous person and i did pay quite a bomb for a pair of prescribed Oakley in the early 4 figure region. 

Picked up the sunglass today, and i can only say its money well spent.

Oakley half jacket xl.. Has been with me for 4 years.. Indestructible!
Recently got a Gotti Xanadu for casual wear, but it's so light and well designed that I used it on the course as well!

Oakley Radar and Radarlock

Agree. Oakley Radar golf spec but with vented lenses...otherwise its prone to fogging.

iron eagle wrote:

Tyc_mambo wrote:

I know this brand is more synonymous to the cycling community but Rudy project noyz with Impact X lens makes me feel safe to deflect anything coming at my eyes apart from UV proctection.

I used both Oakley and Rudy,
Rudy product seem to be more lasting
and durable especially their lens, they don't flake
after long used!

Indeed. I using my Rydon for more than 10 years already. Only replaced the nose piece once.

Have been using OAkley Pro-M with vented lens for the longest time doing all sorts of game.

Personally I like Oakley for its design and of course the brand name. But it doesn't fits me well. I find Skyline fits me best and the polarized lenses provide much comfort under the very glaring sun.

Oakley Juliet.. have it for almost 12 years... only went servicing once to tighten and replace rubber... as good as new.

Rudy Project Noyz

I do not take good care of my glasses. Thus the Kings glasses works fine for me

Adidas Duramo. Frame-less and super light. Best part of it is the adjustable Double Snap Nose Bridge. Good for a flat nosed guy like me. And they don't slip or slack even with sunblock and sweat.