Anyone know the best sunglasses for being outside? I spend a

wayfarers are my go to, theyre plastic and the glass is super tough and doesnt scratch.

you also dont look like a bug

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>>1072238
I use the 3M Maxim with bronze lenses. Gives almost full coverage with UV blocking and anti-fog lenses. Also provides impact protection. Cheap, and comes from a reputable company.

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>>1072249
Didn't realize 3m made sunglasses. Makes sence since I know their safety glasses. I'll have to take a look at what they have.

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>>1072238

I use Wiley X Saber

They arent even that expensive, they're tough as fuck and give full coverage, also useful for wind and skiing.

>>1072238
>on a boat
get polarized lenses
>coverage & protection
most "sport" sunglasses. it helps to try them on and see if the lenses actually cover your eyes downward, especially if sunlight will be reflecting up off the water
look @ oakley jawbreaker. you can find some good quality fakes w/ polarized lenses

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>>1072243
>not wearing bug glasses
lmao

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>>1072238
If you're gonna be on a boat, might as well spring for the Costas
The guys in the fishing general could probably hook you up with a discounted pair, since fisherman get deals on them

>>1072238
$10 walmart glasses. You'll thank me after you lose/break them on babby's first boat ride.

If you manage to hang on to them, use some screen protectors on the lenses to protect from scratches in the future, unscrew the tiny screws holding the arms onto the frame and place a teeny tiny drop of superglue on the screws before screwing them back in to keep the arms from coming loose. You now have $70 sunglasses for ~$20, less if you're a smart shopper.

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>>1072238
I like the Spy Helms. They are like wayfarers with a slightly squared off bottoms. It's a more modern look imo

>>1072517
this
most gas stations/convenience stores near the water carry a lot of sunglasses. find some polarized ones that wrap around your face and buy them. It's a proven fact that the more $ you spend on sunglasses, the faster you will lose them
>>1072531
A lot of reflected light from the water will leak in around the edges.

Just make sure whatever you buy has 99.9% uva/uvb protection. Clear glasses with uva/uvb protection are better than tinted glasses with out it, actually tinted glasses without uva/uvb protection is absolutely terrible, because your pupils dilate allowing even more uva/uvb into the eye.

Anyways others have mentioned good cheap options, here is another...Stihl has a decent line up of protective eye wear that others 99.9% uva/uvb protection and is also ansi rated for impact...they are also under $20 a pair. If you want some nice glasses you could look at Maui Jim's...but it is pretty shitty to loose a 200-300 dollar pair of glasses in the water.

>>1072238
Something cheap and polarized, just make sure it has full UV protection. My current pair are Suncloud, decent quality and not too expensive.

>>1072243
My Wayfarers were great until I lost them, now I wear $50 sunglasses. Also I like looking like a bug.

>>1072238
I bought some polarized sunglasses from Costco for $20, they're great except for looking like an old blind guy.

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nike maxsight contact lenses

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$15/pair safety glasses. >dat z87
>or is it z89
>one's for hard hats, other's for eye pro; I can never remember which one's which
Break/scratch/damage/lose them? no big deal.

Mirrored sunglasses during the day, but I carry a clear pair in my pack.

Non-polarized because >motorcycle. Polarized makes water/oil on the road invisible.

If you're on a boat, go for polarized. Does cut a lot of glare off the water.