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" JimH" jimh_osudad@yahooDOT comREMOVETHIS wrote in message . .. "Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "RCE" wrote in message ... "Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... Ever had a properly made pair of plastic prescription shades that cost more than $100? I don't wear prescription glasses (yet), but I have tried some high quality (over 100 bucks) plastic sunglasses. You will think I am nuts but I ride a Harley and for some reason I have never felt comfortable viewing through plastic lenses, even the expensive ones. There is a distortion that I just don't like. I've noticed the same thing in some glass lenses as well, but not to the same degree as the plastic. A well made pair of lightweight glass sunglasses provide a non-distorted view that I am comfortable with when riding. RCE Glass is funny when it breaks. Especially around eyes. That's why most schools won't let kids play sports if they have glass lenses. I don't play sports while wearing sunglasses. I have never heard of a fisherman on Lake Erie suffering an eye injury because of glass sunglass lenses while he/she was fishing. Care to provide some proof otherwise? Buddy of mine had a near miss with a lure that ripped out of a fish's mouth. And, you're in a moving "vehicle". Anything could happen. Seriously - if you haven't had high quality plastic lenses, you're missing something. You generally have to go to a small optician to get them. The Pearle Vision / Lenscrafter type places generally don't supply them. |