Sunglasses!

Uncle Ben

I need some help. I know that the weather isn't the best, however with the bright sunlight in the evenings I'm crucified with shots into the sun.
I had a pair of polarised 'safety' glasses that were slightly a bit more stylish than a pair of welders goggles which worked perfectly however I broke them and the job are now using a different supplier so I'm fekced.
Does anyone have any recommendations for glasses that will actually stay on your head when you're hitting the ball as I've tried different types and most of them are loose and fall off.
Thanks, Ben.

Seve OB

ive a pair of oakleys which are good and a pair of nike skylon ace. neither slip off the top of the head while swinging

Russman

Maui Jim Stonecrushers with the HT lens, best there is for golf IMHO.

MiniGolf

Uncle Ben wrote: »

I need some help. I know that the weather isn't the best, however with the bright sunlight in the evenings I'm crucified with shots into the sun.
I had a pair of polarised 'safety' glasses that were slightly a bit more stylish than a pair of welders goggles which worked perfectly however I broke them and the job are now using a different supplier so I'm fekced.
Does anyone have any recommendations for glasses that will actually stay on your head when you're hitting the ball as I've tried different types and most of them are loose and fall off.
Thanks, Ben.

Bolle smoke safety glasses are what i use. About €6.50 a pair. Very light and not polarized. No distortion when looking at the ball like I found with "better" sunglasses. They can scratch quite easily but at that price you cant go far wrong. If you lose them you dont get annoyed either.
I got them in O Sullivan Safety Longmile Road Dublin. Worth a try at the price
http://www.bolle-safety.com/safety-spectacles/silium-silppsf

ryaner777

http://www.adverts.ie/clothing-footwear/colfball-glasses/8314994

Dbu

Russman wrote: »

Maui Jim Stonecrushers with the HT lens, best there is for golf IMHO.

Maui Jim lenses are brilliant

BigChap1759

The Oakley G30 lenses are golf specific - supposed to be excellent for golf and reading greens in glare - pricey though.

I was desperate to buy the flak jackets but I looked like a complete nob :(:o:rolleyes:

BoardsMember

BigChap1759 wrote: »

The Oakley G30 lenses are golf specific - supposed to be excellent for golf and reading greens in glare

......says Mr Oakley...

BigChap1759

BoardsMember wrote: »

......says Mr Oakley...

You didn't think so when you tried them?

Russman

I've used both and, honestly, I think the Maui HT lens is far better than Oakley's G30 in all but the dullest conditions. Both are excellent, but for me, whilst I marginally prefer the rose tint, the G30 is just a little too light. Just IMO.

BoardsMember

BigChap1759 wrote: »

You didn't think so when you tried them?

Not sure I've ever tried Oakleys. I had a couple of pairs of Maui Jim and they were amazing but not durable enough for me.

pajoguy

I have a pair of Oakley Flaks about 7 years. Baulked at paying $150 (€100 at that time) for them in Vegas but i normally loose or sit on cheap glasses after a month. A great buy. Just be careful as there can be different sizes. I hardly know i am wearing them. Nice and snug through the swing.

katelens

You can try Carrera 4000/S Sunglasses