I cringe every time I need a new pair and cry ever time I destroy one; why are perscription glasses so damn much money. Ok best "boating" perscription sunglasses and are there any deals online for these things, I'm tired of shelling out $400-$500 for glasses?

I buy clip on sunglasses to go over my prescription glasses. They are only about 20 buks at bj's and the are polarized. Work just fine and at that price you can have spares. I wear tri focals and to buy a pair of sunglasses with my prescription costs a bundle. I know how you feel.:exp:

Maybe check out something like Action Optics.

Polarized, glass, some lenses are photochromic, and nice frames.

Depending on your prescription and the frame you might be able to sneak in under $200.

$200 isn't inexpensive, but it's better then the $400 to $500 range.

G/S

I need a december fish >>:confused:

Bob I get mine at Sears $150.00 if you get them with your regular glasses. By the way the ice is back off the water how about Sat. Mike go find your own dame fish and leave mine alone:fishslap: By the way I found some more winter over fish in a river closer to you Mike . I was told to try a small island in this river for deer we did and as we watched 9 thats right 9 nice bucks run off the end of the island and swim away as we walked it I saw fish in the mudflats working some bait. Bob I told you there had to be fish in the river all year:hee:

If you are a member of AAA you can get a 30% discount on glasses at Lenscrafters.

Have you ever thought about contacts? It eliminates that problem all together and you can get as many pairs of sunglasses as you want.

I use coccoons so I can use my bifocals to see the console

I use Fitovers (same type as Cocoons). At about $35 a pair I have one in the car and the boat. They are wrap around and polarized with UV protection and come with a neck lanyard.

G/S

I need a december fish >>:confused:
Got fish everyday Mike...:humpty::wave:

Transitions is what I use, no need for two different types of glasses

Bob I get mine at Sears $150.00 if you get them with your regular glasses. By the way the ice is back off the water how about Sat. Mike go find your own dame fish and leave mine alone:fishslap: By the way I found some more winter over fish in a river closer to you Mike . I was told to try a small island in this river for deer we did and as we watched 9 thats right 9 nice bucks run off the end of the island and swim away as we walked it I saw fish in the mudflats working some bait. Bob I told you there had to be fish in the river all year:hee:

Left you a voice message, Saturday won't work and with 50 degrees and a good early am tide: lets shoot for Sunday. Call me

cant go wrong with a pair of maui jim titaniums. they will put u back some but ive never had a problem with glare after i got them. the only problem is is that i forget im wearing them cause they are so darn light!

Ok ;;

you know where G/S is talking about ;;friendly cops ;;

I thought this was about sunglasses :confused:

These are not prescription but I have had these for a few years and I love them and the price is right, around 50 bucks. Light weight and great lenses.
http://www.polareyes.com/#
http://www.eyewear.com/brands/polar-eyes.html