New Shades

[CMAC]

Okay, usually don't brag about stuff like this, but I recently PURCHASED a new pair of Costa Del Mar's from an unknown local retailer because I just so happened to have a siginificant portion of funds available on the ole' christmas gift card.

Anyway, purchased the Hammerhead series, white frames, amber lenses. Let me tell you these are the baddest pair of sun glasses I have worn, and I am stating there is no comparison.

[mbgrulz]

Ive gotta say, i'll put my polarized oakley's up against anything. CDM's are real nice though.

[Clay Goforth]

Gotta plug my sponsors, a company relatively new to the market, Optic Nerve...these guys provide a great set of glasses at a price that is affordable to most. They range between $40 to $75 and what I like best is they offer around 35 different sets and they offer some newer styles that you can wear not only on the water but they can be your everyday glasses as well. They also have one of the best technologies I have ever used in terms of sunglasses. They have a series that are called Photoglare that are polarized but offer the technology of the "transition" lens...These are OUTSTANDING cloudy day glasses because the lenses are yellow tinted to brighten up the water on a cloudy day but if the clouds clear out, and the sun shows up, then lenses automatically adjust to a darker tint. AWESOME.

[Cody Smith]

Since some will research this as an archived file for future use. I must say that I am a big fan of my Bolle's. I own 2 different pair with different tented lenses for different situation's. I must say that there lower end line which is H2O optics, are very nice for the price of less than $80.00.