Question by Jackie: who makes the best sunglasses for golf?

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Answer by Cheryl E
i like maui jim. light weight. rubberized nose piece and all the protection needed.

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Question by Robert W: what are the best sunglasses for golf?

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Answer by bombinbrian
Bolle makes a great pair so does Oakley. My favorite, because they are a little cheaper, is Tifosi, Edwin Watts sells them as well as other golf shops. About pair. I used to wear Bolle and Oakley now only Tifosi.

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Question by Leonids\es L: best golf sunglasses?
Please recommend a brand. A reasonable price only. Thank you.

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Answer by Matt
I wear Smith&Wesson shooting glasses, I know this is an odd choice but they have amber lenses that help me see the ball traveling down the fairway. I had a problem losing balls because I didn’t see them land before that. They are affordable mine were 12$ dollars, and are scratch and shatterproof, so if you play with a friend who has terrible aim at least your eyes will be safe.

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Question by stagler: Who makes the best polarized sunglasses?
I want to get a good pair of sunglasses for hiking, driving, and fishing any suggestion.

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Answer by bill l
wallmart

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Question by brad d: what kind of costa del mar sunglasses are the best for bass fishing?

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Answer by Rhythmatist
Polarized sunglasses are a must to cut down on surface glare for any type of fishing in the daylight. Brownish instead of gray or black colors increase contrast. Stay away from flashy frames that might catch the sun and spook the fish like a signal mirror.

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Question by chris: what is the best website for good but cheap baseball sunglasses?

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Answer by GTOWN
Here:

http://www.framesdirect.com/baseball-sunglasses-eyewear-gst-lds.html

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Question by D1Balla: what are the best sunglasses for tennis?
does anybody have any of bolle’s different styles? how do they fit when you’re running from side to side of the court?

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Answer by Coldfire101
Actually most tennis players don’t were sun glasses. I prefer you not were sun glasses.

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Question by Garry Fishsticks: Whats the best way to look surfer?
im a surfer ive been surfing for a while and i wnna look more of a surfer.. wat i usually wear is jeans, dc rob derdek shoes, a skater shirt, and sometimes ec/dc electric sunglasses<3 mmmmmmmm those are so yummy. anybody know how i can improve?

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Answer by Liz B
is this a joke?? because i’m laughing..

but if you’re serious, you should grow your hair long and put in some garnier “surf gel” which will make your hair look windswept. You should wear a shell necklace too.

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Floating Sunglasses! A pair of my sunglasses fell off my head and into the water while reeling in a walleye last summer. Watching expensive sunglasses sink to the bottom of a river and swept away is sickening. A few months later a friend of mine lost his sunglasses in the lake while we were duck hunting. But, I just found a company that makes a solution to this problem: FISHGILLZ FLOATING SUNGLASSES! FishGillz sunglasses have sleek, fashionable frames that float! The lightweight, polarized glasses also come with a floating, padded case and micro-fiber lens cloth. Many styles are available. The Santa Barbara style (pictured) feature tortoise shell frames, bronze lens, and orange tips. FishGillz floating sunglasses are a great idea that can ultimately save you money. www.fishgillz.com
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Question by Arggg: What kind of tinted sunglasses are best for driving at night?
Is there a color that’s good for driving at night that will reduce glare and improve your vision? I’m thinking amber, but I’m not too sure.

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Answer by Richard M
Amber would be best however you may just need clear polarized lenses. That will cut glare without dimming the illumination. Consider that first and speak to an optometrist or ophthalmologist first.
You may also check with your local driver testing sites and see if there may be any restrictions about sunglasses while driving at night. You just never know!

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