The Futures So Bright
Believe it or not, there is a big difference between those cheap sunglasses you're probably used to wearing, and the kind that require a more substantial investment.
February 1, 2002
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Believe it or not, there is a big difference between those cheap sunglasses you're probably
used to wearing, and the kind that require a more substantial investment. Oakley's new Square Wire
2.0 polarized sunglasses ($210) are definitely worth checking out. The high-tech polarization
reduces the glare without impairing clarity, and the lenses are tough, so they can withstand the
occasional knocks and bumps on your boat without shattering. This means they're a great choice for
all your on-the-water activities.
- Rebecca Hendren
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