What Is Your "go-to" Pair?

[atty_65]

Interesting.

How about this one im wearing today Q?

 

[QLR1]

How about this one im wearing today Q?

Very cool.

 

[atty_65]

Very cool.

Thanks, bought it just yesterday from @Drchop. Great guy and i would like to say thanks for the small chat.

 

[QLR1]

Thanks, bought it just yesterday from @Drchop. Great guy and i would like to say thanks for the small chat.

Haha. Anytime. lmao

 

[Jimbabwe]

Radar locks for everything, by far one of the most comfortable frames. And easy to swap lenses depending on weather, activity ,etc.

 

[cyclerdoug]

Juliets or Holbrooks. I know that sounds almost contradictory but it's really not. It's "environmentally dependent" I hesitate taking Juliets certain places, like an MLB game or a company picnic...

 

[Vrexx]

Used to I would say hands down any pair of my X-metal XX's, but they have turned into more of a prized possession now for me and I don't really want anything to happen to them. For that reason I seem to always leave a pair of Turbine's in the car or be grabbing them as I go out the door, since they aren't hard to replace if something happens to them.

 

[thisguy]

I rotate through all of my sunglasses. Depending on the weather conditions or what I am wearing that day. But the most versatile frame that I love is the Split Jacket. I wish Oakley would have kept with this frame and offered plenty of lenses for all lighting conditions.

 

[NoFair]

But the most versatile frame that I love is the Split Jacket. I wish Oakley would have kept with this frame and offered plenty of lenses for all lighting conditions.

I agree about the Splits. I have 4 frames and quite a few lenses, but I was I had stocked up on a couple more lenses while they were still easy to find.

 

[kronin323]

I've been a little interested in the Split Jackets, will maybe pick up one someday. I like how you can refit them with that wind gasket kit.