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Bunny Lebowski Guest
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Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 9:19 am Post subject: Ray Ban polarized lens technologies vs. Maui Jim |
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Anyone here know anything about Ray Ban lens technologies? I'm looking for a brown polarized lens, and there are a few different types available. One is 'Brown GPL Polarized' and the other is 'Polycarbonate Polar Brown GSM Polarized'. The polycarbonate GSM has a mirror finish, and is darker at the top and bottom of the lens. Are there any major differences between the two? Any advantages/disadvantages to polycarbonate? And how do these lenses compare to Maui Jim? The Maui Jims are about twice as expensive, are they that much better?
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Bad_Doggy_6666 Guest
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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 10:59 am Post subject: Ray Ban lenses |
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Bunny: If you have a choice, go with the GPL ("glass polarized lenses"). I love polarized shades but I've about had it with anyone's poly lenses. After many pairs of poly, it's always a case of no matter how careful you are they seem to get scratched. Get's very annoying.
I also think the vision is better with glass. I have pairs of both poly and glass lenses. It's subtle but the vision in my Ray Ban non-polarized aviators is better than my poly polarized.
If you're going to spend the $$, I'd go with glass.
I have no comment on Maui Jims but I think they're probably not worth the extra $$ compared to Ray Bans. Maui Jim is all the rage at the moment as trendy and they're priced accordingly.
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bushgator Guest
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 7:49 pm Post subject: glasses |
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debbiewaddell Guest
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Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 4:27 pm Post subject: Poly carbonate vs. Glass Lense |
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| Do not buy glass! If you are in an accident of any kind, or trip, the glass can shatter and cut your eye and surrounding area! Been there done that, had to have the skin of my eyelid re- attached. |
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