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1)Anybody use Oakley Half Jacket sun glasses for road
biking? Do they keep out debris and wind? 2) Same question for Oakley M Frames withh non-vented lenses? I am only interested in these 2 frames --Brink |
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"Brink" <brinkmatthew@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:b9d3c907.0407011128.2337d83b@posting.google.com... > 1)Anybody use Oakley Half Jacket sun glasses for road > biking? Do they keep out debris and wind? > > 2) Same question for Oakley M Frames withh non-vented > lenses? > > > I am only interested in these 2 frames > > --Brink Oakley M frames are probably the best I've used for wind and general eye protection while riding. Word of caution: The farther you are from you bike, the stupider your Oakleys look. ;-) Bob C. |
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Brink wrote:
> 1)Anybody use Oakley Half Jacket sun glasses for road > biking? Do they keep out debris and wind? > > 2) Same question for Oakley M Frames withh non-vented > lenses? > > > I am only interested in these 2 frames > > --Brink I wear the Valves and my wife wears the Half-Jackets. Both are incredible optically and keep almost all the debris out. Lately its been REALLY windy around here and I have gotten some crud in my eyes. Dont think any glasses (maybe goggles) could have stopped that. I thought the M-Frames looked goofy even on the bike but looking goofy doesnt usually stop me. I liked the Valves much better and the kids in the neighborhood are jealous of my shades. I use Smith's when I need to change the gradient or color. I wear contacts when I ride so wind protection and debris were of the utmost importance. In retrospect all the sunglasses I have worn since getting them do an adequate job of protection except in the most extreme windy situtations. The Oakley's however blow every other one away it terms of optical quality. Just my .02 k |
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I have a pair of Half Jackets and worethem on the bike once when I forgot me Rudys. They were OK visibility wise but it felt like they were always going to fall off. If it was a choice of the two I go for the M Frames. There lots of colours, materials and lenses to choose from/
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>1)Anybody use Oakley Half Jacket sun glasses for road
> biking? Do they keep out debris and wind? > >2) Same question for Oakley M Frames withh non-vented > lenses? > > >I am only interested in these 2 frames > >--Brink I just bought a pair of M Frames 2 weeks ago and I love them. I wear contacts to the least little amount of wind will affect me. The M Frames have kept the wind out perfectly. I have also ridden in rain with them and had not problems with water or debris getting in my eyes. |
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In article <cc1qao$6er1$1@news3.infoave.net>, "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net>
wrote: > "Brink" <brinkmatthew@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:b9d3c907.0407011128.2337d83b@posting.google.com... > > 1)Anybody use Oakley Half Jacket sun glasses for road > > biking? Do they keep out debris and wind? > > > > 2) Same question for Oakley M Frames withh non-vented > > lenses? > > > > > > I am only interested in these 2 frames > > > > --Brink > > Oakley M frames are probably the best I've used for wind > and general eye protection while riding. > > Word of caution: The farther you are from you bike, the > stupider your Oakleys look. ;-) > > Bob C. > > This is not true! The farther you are from your bike, the more stupid YOU look! Of course, in my case, hiding behind my M frames is a big improvement! HAND -- ³Freedom Is a Light for Which Many Have Died in Darkness³ - Tomb of the unknown - American Revolution |
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