I totally disagree with you on the Polarized lenses. I have currently purchased 3 pairs already and had to return them because the glare is so bad I just can’t wear them. When I did wear them I had to wear a baseball cap which I hate to prevent the glare! Any suggestions?
Hi, I'm surprised to hear that, I find that they do help, compared to not wearing them. They may not totally eliminate all glare, but it does seem better to me. I'm not discounting your experiences, I'll try to do some more testing with mine, and concentrate more on the glare reduction. Thanks for posting.
Some maui jim sunglasses are 200 dollars and some are 4-500 dollars. I balled out and I bought the flowing seas for 450 bucks. But I can't help but wonder how much better the flowing seas are compared to the 200 dollar maui jim sunglasses
Didn’t think I could tell until i got a pair of Vuarnet mineral glass lenses… Maui brilliant is a decent polycarbonate but to have a lens that never scratches and is never going to not give you great clarity is valuable. 1 scratch permanently distorts your vision. Also you can wipe glass lenses with any thing it doesn’t have to be micro fiber as again it won’t scratch.
There is no such thing as scratch proof lenses. Any glass lens will be scratch resistant and yes you should still take care of them with a microfiber cloth. I've worked in the Sunglass industry for years.
I totally disagree with you on the Polarized lenses. I have currently purchased 3 pairs already and had to return them because the glare is so bad I just can’t wear them. When I did wear them I had to wear a baseball cap which I hate to prevent the glare! Any suggestions?
Hi, I'm surprised to hear that, I find that they do help, compared to not wearing them. They may not totally eliminate all glare, but it does seem better to me. I'm not discounting your experiences, I'll try to do some more testing with mine, and concentrate more on the glare reduction. Thanks for posting.
Fantastic video! Thank you so much! 🙏
Thank you for watching. I hope that it helped you.🙂
Some maui jim sunglasses are 200 dollars and some are 4-500 dollars. I balled out and I bought the flowing seas for 450 bucks. But I can't help but wonder how much better the flowing seas are compared to the 200 dollar maui jim sunglasses
After watching the video, I'd guess it's a diffrence in the lens?
Didn’t think I could tell until i got a pair of Vuarnet mineral glass lenses… Maui brilliant is a decent polycarbonate but to have a lens that never scratches and is never going to not give you great clarity is valuable. 1 scratch permanently distorts your vision. Also you can wipe glass lenses with any thing it doesn’t have to be micro fiber as again it won’t scratch.
Thank you for your input, I looked at their website. I am happy to learn more about their glasses.
There is no such thing as scratch proof lenses. Any glass lens will be scratch resistant and yes you should still take care of them with a microfiber cloth. I've worked in the Sunglass industry for years.