THE MOST IMPORTANT THING to Know When Buying a Pair of Sunglasses

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  • THE MOST IMPORTANT THING to Know When Buying a Pair of Sunglasses
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Komentáře • 36

  • @pinchtwo654
    @pinchtwo654 Před rokem +8

    One thing that frustrates me to no end about Ray-Ban’s website is that nowhere does it say whether the lens material is glass or polycarbonate. I actually had to call to get that info when shopping on their site recently. This is really stupid when you consider that certain frames (the New Wayfarer in my case) can have either glass or polycarb. According to the employee I spoke with over the phone the G-15 and B-15 are glass, all others are polycarbonate. Why they can’t just list it in the lens information section is beyond me. So stupid.

    • @shakalpro
      @shakalpro Před 11 měsíci +4

      I prefer Serengeti. Their website is awesome.
      I kind of stuck on that brand... just love it.

    • @tomdavis3038
      @tomdavis3038 Před 8 měsíci

      If it doesn’t say glass, it isn’t. Enough said
      Cheers

  • @tannersoug3262
    @tannersoug3262 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the info!

  • @ThatGlassesGuy03
    @ThatGlassesGuy03 Před rokem

    Greta video and solid advice! Very few even consider it but many I see do make comments about how dark a lens is or is not 😎

  • @user-fw4kk1ym9y
    @user-fw4kk1ym9y Před rokem

    Thanks. Good to know.

  • @pridemyselfwithnontrolling5230

    Video request - persol po 2494s, Maui Jim Mano, and Maui Jim Waterfront

  • @wadsworth2351
    @wadsworth2351 Před rokem +3

    I would have thought the most overlooked thing was bridge fit!

  • @michaelherron4306
    @michaelherron4306 Před rokem +1

    I find that a category 3 brown lens works ok on an overcast day.

    • @ShadeReview
      @ShadeReview  Před rokem +3

      Absolutely typically brown lenses are a big lighter than black or gray, and they also increase contrast which helps make the appearance brighter than they actually are!

  • @jhonbeltran7009
    @jhonbeltran7009 Před rokem +1

    I wonder what models are the glasses that appeared in that video?

    • @_nderscore
      @_nderscore Před rokem +1

      Oliver Peoples Rikson 👍🏻

  • @SKELLZ_
    @SKELLZ_ Před rokem +3

    Who makes those 2N aviators you used in the video, love the lens color.
    Ray Ban did remove the text info about the lenses, idk why, and I agree their website is trash lol, but under the 'try lenses' button they give you a nice visual example of how much sun the lens blocks, and listed below that are the ideal conditions, sunny/shady/cloudy/etc to which the lenses are best suited. So at least there's that, when it works lol.

    • @_nderscore
      @_nderscore Před rokem +1

      Oliver Peoples Rikson 👍🏻

    • @ShadeReview
      @ShadeReview  Před rokem

      Like Greg said, those are the Oliver Peoples Rikson with titanium frames, we actually have them available on ShadeReviewStore.com

  • @pridemyselfwithnontrolling5230

    What are gradient lenses generally considered?

    • @ShadeReview
      @ShadeReview  Před rokem +2

      Those are measured at the darkest point

  • @gasaul5759
    @gasaul5759 Před rokem

    Do all four categories offer UV protection?

    • @ShadeReview
      @ShadeReview  Před rokem +1

      Yes, if you buy from any designer brand, Randolph , Ray-Ban, Oakley, a Oliver, Peoples, American optical, DITA, etc

  • @Dzus1k
    @Dzus1k Před rokem +1

    Any clue where HCL Bronze from Maui Jim fits?

    • @chrisadan7895
      @chrisadan7895 Před rokem

      Pretty sure all Maui Jim lenses are a category 3 with the exception of their HT Green lens, think that one should be a category 2

    • @attilab.2818
      @attilab.2818 Před rokem +2

      ​@chrisadan7895
      No. HCL Bronze is category 2. Maui Rose is also category 2.

    • @jeffu.8053
      @jeffu.8053 Před rokem +1

      The light transmission of the HCL Bronze lens varies slightly depending on the lens material. For their glass lenses it is 14%, so category 3.

    • @attilab.2818
      @attilab.2818 Před rokem

      @jeffu.8053
      No. We have just ordered a HCL Bronze Glory Glory, SuperThin Glass and category 2.
      Mariposa with Maui Rose SuperThin Glass lenses also category 2.

    • @jeffu.8053
      @jeffu.8053 Před rokem

      I'm not sure where you got your information from but both of those lenses are definitely category 3. I owned a pair with the bronze lenses so I know from experience how dark they are.

  • @bc6790
    @bc6790 Před rokem +1

    Nice guy 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

  • @youreview6485
    @youreview6485 Před rokem +1

    I thought the most important thing was to look good oh yeah!

  • @NotVerifiedNani
    @NotVerifiedNani Před rokem

    RAYBAN WEB IS REALLY BAD