The Spectacles Thread. - Part 2

noobzpro

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Just back from europe. Tried some buffalo titanium there and fell in love. Amazingly the prices here much more competitive then there. Also got poisoned by a dita statesman and I kind of need a spare glasses hmmm.
 

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Is it a true need or a want😏?

Just back from europe. Tried some buffalo titanium there and fell in love. Amazingly the prices here much more competitive then there. Also got poisoned by a dita statesman and I kind of need a spare glasses hmmm.
 

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Just back from europe. Tried some buffalo titanium there and fell in love. Amazingly the prices here much more competitive then there. Also got poisoned by a dita statesman and I kind of need a spare glasses hmmm.
I have been told that Lindberg makes their frames in Philippines and there are EU taxes levied on importing such goods.
 

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You mentioned earlier $270 to get a 1.67 eyezen. If it's the real thing then go for it. Very good discount already.

They only quote me a price range saying eyezen lenses are from $140+ onwards to $270+, but never say the index. If really $270, I confirm do it also. But i think the standard price for 1.67 should be @ $350.
 

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Haha very happy ordered lindberg horn titanium really cant wait. Was thinking whether to get unique horn but afraid dont like it at all.
 

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Haha very happy ordered lindberg horn titanium really cant wait. Was thinking whether to get unique horn but afraid dont like it at all.

Choice well-made! Congrats!


Haha i was in the same dilemma and I went with the safer choice.
 

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Hi

Does anyone have any experience in using a frame with straight temples instead of the usual curve down? Is it secure enough?

I see this style like getting very popular.
 

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Hi

Does anyone have any experience in using a frame with straight temples instead of the usual curve down? Is it secure enough?

I see this style like getting very popular.

Isn't that what Oakley frames had been doing all along?

In my opinion. Its just as secure but if sweaty may lose some grip
 

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Hi

Does anyone have any experience in using a frame with straight temples instead of the usual curve down? Is it secure enough?

I see this style like getting very popular.

Very common what.. even those frames with not straight temple u need to bend such that it curves yr skull... to me not much different but straight one is more comfortable..
 

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Very common what.. even those frames with not straight temple u need to bend such that it curves yr skull... to me not much different but straight one is more comfortable..



Thanks!
Been awhile since I last shopped for new frames.
I've tried straight temples design frames and yes it is comfortable but was paranoid about the specs sliding out due to no hook curve down the back of the ear.
 

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Haha very happy ordered lindberg horn titanium really cant wait. Was thinking whether to get unique horn but afraid dont like it at all.

brother that looks like an excellent frame, how much did it cost you frame and lens?
 
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