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Free inviting guideline for Vintage surfboard

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longboard-surfboard Free inviting guideline for Vintage surfboard

I bought these in black with black polarized lenses for my husband.

He’s got a wider head than your usual Joe, and other sunglasses squeeze his head and give him migraines. These don’t do that. He originally had same cut non-polarized, so I knew they would fit. These polarized were $100 cheaper than the Oakleys that were the only others we could find that fit.

I jokingly put these on, and they slide right off my head so I wouldn’t pick these up unless average sunglasses run a little small on you. Pay the extra for the polarized, it makes a world of difference and yes, no replacement lenses so be careful.

I still would buy them over the Oakleys, they are WAY cheaper so long as you don’t go destroying them ;)

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