Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Other Gear => Topic started by: thecord on August 20, 2012, 11:03:54 AM
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I have never really been much of a sunglasses wearer and have never worn them for sport but with the recent Boucher injury I feel it is something I need to be looking at as a wicketkeeper. It also gives me an excuse to buy more kit which is always a good thing!
Can anyone offer any advice on what I should be looking for in terms of lenses and any brands/models that they can recommend? Also where is the best place to buy from?
Thanks in advance
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Buy a pair as cheaply as possible that are UV protected. That way it doesn't matter if they get scratched or if you leave them in an away changing room.
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If you can afford some Oakley's then go for these. I have 2 pairs of radar paths. One set with polarized lenses, and the other pair with g26 lenses. They really are worth the money.
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G26 is a decent shout for Oakley lens, Iv got a pair of Flak Jackets with gold polarised lens that are good, also got a pair of Adidas with the pinkish lenes that are very good for cricket.
I find the polarized lenses that are in my juliettes too dark when trying to watch the game wearing them though
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Left my Oakleys in our changing room but love them. Well worth it
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I'd agree with regards to Oakleys. I have a pair of jawbones with prescription lenses in. Clear for batting and fire iridium for medium to bright conditions. The optic quality of Oakleys are amazing and well worth the money
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the cord pmed you!
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Cheers for the advice boys. My birthday in a couple of weeks so might put some oakleys on my wish list
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Oakley radars, the best out there.
Fire iridium lenses are the ones I want to get on mine and have heard good things about them.
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If you can get Jade Iridium lens' then be sure to have that! Really clear
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only Oakley's as they are simply the best so don't bother with anything else unless your on a budget.
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I'll have to weigh it up I think as I'd want a couple of sets of lenses by the looks of things and the Oakley route seems to end up very expensive...
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Balance optics I found were really cheap and offered a load!
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All I would say is that if you are going to splash the cash on Oakleys you should get polarised lenses...
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All I would say is that if you are going to splash the cash on Oakleys you should get polarised lenses...
Can't back this up enough.
Worth the extra expense