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Helpful truths on surfboard Zipper Pulls

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mini-mal-surfboard Helpful truths on surfboard Zipper Pulls

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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{ 1 comment }

Freeman March 27, 2010 at 1:12 am

It should be Papa “J” for junk.

I’ve had a pair of VZ Papa G sunglasses (black frame,grey lens) for about six weeks now that I purchased locally and the lens coating that they had put on the inside part of the lens is already starting to rub/peel off badly. I take very good care of my sunglasses and this should not happen.

I’ve never owned a pair of Von Zipper sunglasses before this and I can tell you that I doubt I’ll be buying one of these cheaply made sunglasses ever again.

I do like the way these sunglasses look and the tint is very easy on the eyes, but if I wanted to buy junk, I could go down to my local drugstore and get a cheap pair of sunglasses for twelve bucks instead of the hundred or so dollars that VZ sunglasses sell for.

Stick with Maui Jim or Revo and, for the money, RayBan is excellent as well.

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