I can't believe this one

[Squared-Ojunkie]

I can't believe this one is up on the bay......


Oakley designer sunglasses covered in shells/barnacles

"Found these super neat Oakley Holbrook sunglasses washed up on the beach in redington beach Florida. Someone must have lost them boating or surfing and the barnacles have attached themselves to them! Would look neat as a display item with other ocean collectibles!"
US $125.00

 

[Lexkempo]

BLISTERING BARNACLES!!!

THUNDERING THYPHOONS!!!

That's expensive

 

[kronin323]

Actually that does look pretty cool. Just maybe not $125 cool...

 

[Mervillian]

If rusted shades net $600, I can't really blame the seller for trying.

 

[tigbball5]

Too bad they are fakes, and bad fakes at that. I actually wanted to buy them...

 

[Revant Optics]

Always love seeing these shades that have been recovered after being in the ocean. Those do look like Frogskins temples mixed with Holbrook fronts, pretty funny.

Reminds me of someone I spoke with a couple months ago. Said he found these shades on a beach in Virginia with a live snail and clam inside the lenses. Maybe these Straight Jackets would be a little closer to $150? With the live snail and clam of course. -Kevin

 

[Chris0813]

why would anyone want to buy glasses that are in this shape?

 

[Squared-Ojunkie]

As P.T. Barnum once said " There is a sucker born every minute"

 

[kronin323]

why would anyone want to buy glasses that are in this shape?

Obviously not to wear them. But there is some artistic value there as a display piece, and it's art created by nature, not CGI...

 

[washi me sensie]

link please... i love those! lol!