Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14 pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill

"Camilo" wrote in message
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Bill McKee wrote:
Will not buy a Ray-ban anymore. Had 2 Aviators break at the same place
on
the temple. They say they are not warranted over 3 months. Last pair I
bought at Costco were Bolle's (even though they are made in France).
$40.
Their H2Optics. Even come with a great neck strap with floatation.
Bill

Don't understand the made in France reference?

I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 04:45:48 GMT, "Bill McKee"
wrote:

Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14 pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill

"Camilo" wrote in message
oups.com...


Bill McKee wrote:
Will not buy a Ray-ban anymore. Had 2 Aviators break at the same place
on
the temple. They say they are not warranted over 3 months. Last pair I
bought at Costco were Bolle's (even though they are made in France).
$40.
Their H2Optics. Even come with a great neck strap with floatation.
Bill

Don't understand the made in France reference?

I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.


I use the $20 jobs that fit over my prescription glasses. They do the job and I
don't have to pay $450 for a pair of prescription sunglasses.

Wearing a cap with a black underside to the bill helps tremendously.

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

John H. wrote:
snip..
I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.


I use the $20 jobs that fit over my prescription glasses. They do the job and I
don't have to pay $450 for a pair of prescription sunglasses.

Wearing a cap with a black underside to the bill helps tremendously.


When I buy new eyeglasses, I have the optical shop send the frames away
(titanium) and have a pair of sunglasses custom made for a perfect fit.
Costs me $90 - 100. each time.

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:43:35 GMT, Don White wrote:

John H. wrote:
snip..
I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.


I use the $20 jobs that fit over my prescription glasses. They do the job and I
don't have to pay $450 for a pair of prescription sunglasses.

Wearing a cap with a black underside to the bill helps tremendously.


When I buy new eyeglasses, I have the optical shop send the frames away
(titanium) and have a pair of sunglasses custom made for a perfect fit.
Costs me $90 - 100. each time.

I wish! My folks want $350 just for the lenses!

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

John H. wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:43:35 GMT, Don White wrote:


John H. wrote:
snip..

I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.


I use the $20 jobs that fit over my prescription glasses. They do the job and I
don't have to pay $450 for a pair of prescription sunglasses.

Wearing a cap with a black underside to the bill helps tremendously.


When I buy new eyeglasses, I have the optical shop send the frames away
(titanium) and have a pair of sunglasses custom made for a perfect fit.
Costs me $90 - 100. each time.


I wish! My folks want $350 just for the lenses!

These are custom made snap-ons...with the four little grabbing hooks.

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 19:01:36 GMT, Don White wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:43:35 GMT, Don White wrote:


John H. wrote:
snip..

I usually buy glasses for less than $20 as long as they fit well, are
comfortable, and, looking through them, they seem to be not grossly
distorting or anything like that. I had a good pair of sunglasses
once and they didn't seem to function any better than the cheap ones,
and they succumbed to my abuse just as quickly - abuse in the form of
mistreatment and mis-placement, if you know what I mean.


I use the $20 jobs that fit over my prescription glasses. They do the job and I
don't have to pay $450 for a pair of prescription sunglasses.

Wearing a cap with a black underside to the bill helps tremendously.


When I buy new eyeglasses, I have the optical shop send the frames away
(titanium) and have a pair of sunglasses custom made for a perfect fit.
Costs me $90 - 100. each time.


I wish! My folks want $350 just for the lenses!

These are custom made snap-ons...with the four little grabbing hooks.

Ah. I've tried those, but on the boat the wind gets in my eyes and makes them
water badly. I need something with protection on the sides. When I mentioned the
price, I was referring to the wrap-around style.

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

Bill McKee wrote:
Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14 pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill


Jeez, Bill, how drunk were you when you wrote this? It's barely
understandable.

wrote:

Bill McKee wrote:

Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14 pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill



Jeez, Bill, how drunk were you when you wrote this? It's barely
understandable.

Probably made perfect sense to Bert.

"Don White" wrote in message
...
wrote:

Bill McKee wrote:

Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14
pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill



Jeez, Bill, how drunk were you when you wrote this? It's barely
understandable.

Probably made perfect sense to Bert.

And what have you contributed on your own, Donny? You only seem to be in
here to brown nose HK and Kevin.

wrote in message
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Bill McKee wrote:
Lots of people in this newsgroup have a Francophile phobia. As to
distortion, do not want any noticeable. Give you headache. Last $14
pair I
bought, On trip when I broke the ear piece off, droped on ground, and the
left eye is good, the right eye looks like you are looking through a 500
year old window. I liek the Costa Del Mrs, but have had a pair or 2 walk
off.
Bill


Jeez, Bill, how drunk were you when you wrote this? It's barely
understandable.


Jeez, Kevin. You should learn to keep your mouth shut. Better for you to
be thought a fool, than to prove it.