nick2008:
Coming back up the M5 this morning sun glasses were no good what so ever and the sun was rising so slowly even the visor was of no use so I think its gonna be half a cardboard box attached to the said visor to make it longer
And it was a lovely warm night 17.5 all the way
This is what is good about a man they do have decent visor although still no good for me as dont come down far enough might as well not be there
But I do have prescription sun glasses normal have a 15% tint as this is allowed for night driving which I do a lit of
nick2008:
Coming back up the M5 this morning sun glasses were no good what so ever and the sun was rising so slowly even the visor was of no use so I think its gonna be half a cardboard box attached to the said visor to make it longer
And it was a lovely warm night 17.5 all the way
This is what is good about a man they do have decent visor although still no good for me as dont come down far enough might as well not be there
But I do have prescription sun glasses normal have a 15% tint as this is allowed for night driving which I do a lit of
wouldnāt make any diff Ang. even if I had the seat right up
Iām a prescription man so, itās Oakley all the way. Canāt stand any glasses that curl around your ears. Vision Express are the place, always a deal to be had.
I have to wear glasses and up until last year never wanted to splash out on prescription sunglasses but took the plunge and I wish I done it sooner I couldnāt be without them. I have tommy hilfigers had the darkest tint I could get for diving and had the anti glare coating. I bought them along with a mew pair of glasses both were Ā£400 odd quid so I think the sunglasses where Ā£200 odd quid but so worth it. The only problem Is every one around me whistles the top gun theme tune.
Ex Haulier:
Iām a prescription man so, itās Oakley all the way. Canāt stand any glasses that curl around your ears. Vision Express are the place, always a deal to be had.
I use optical express 2 for 1 deal but mine dont cost that much but dont have a lot of choice as dont really want action man or barbie on them
Rayban , $200 and 7 years later theyāre as good as new .Wear them 12 months of the year , not a poseur but the glare off the snow during winter requires it . Money well spent
Never worn any myself (did have a mirrored pair briefly back in the eighties but they annoyed me so I chucked them) but I guess the large screens on modern trucks make them a necessity nowadays? We peered through a windscreen like a letterbox compared to new stuff and a āfreebieā sunstrip and sun visors worked fine!
