Maui Jim Stingray Sunglasses | 
| Brand: Maui Jim
Category: Apparel
Department: Unisex-adult
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 179696
ASIN: B000LYSYIU
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Product Description
Reel in the big one wearing the Maui Jim Stingray Sunglasses. These stylish, wrap-around shades are saltwater safe and feature super thin polarized lenses that eliminate glare and block harmful UV rays to give you outstanding visual clarity on the water. These glass lenses are available in neutral gray (black frame) for bright light conditions or in HCL bronze (tortoise frame) for hazy, foggy, and overcast days. Whatever the weather, spring hinges and adjustable nose pads mean you get a custom fit on and off the boat.
Product Features- Frame: Nylon
- Hinge Type: Spring
- Lens: Super thin glass
- Interchangeable Lens: No
- Polarized: Yes
- Face Size: Medium, round; [eye size/bridge/temple(mm)] 55/21/120
- Case Type: Hard
- Nose Pads: Adjustable
- Warranty:1 Year
- Recommended Use: Casual, fishing, salt water adventures
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Maui Jim Stingray Sunglasses February 23, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I have always been one to buy only Ray Ban sunglasses. We were recently stuck in Newark International Airport and decided to look at a couple of pair of sunglasses. As usual, I asked the sales rep what they think are the best pair of sunglasses. And yet again, the reply was Maui Jim. I had found a pair of Ray Bans but decided to try on a pair of Maui Jims. I immediatetly could tell the extra $40 would be well spent. First, the frame is well made; the lenses are polarized and made from glass; and the arms of the sunglasses are designed to expand slightly so to get around my big head then adjusted to fit nicely. I actually felt guilty at considering buying them at $199 since I was already committed to buying my wife the same pair in brown. When the sales rep told me they are made in Hawaii - I was sold. I did note the frames were made in Italy but I nonetheless was happy since they were not made in China. If anything, just try any Maui Jim pair of sunglasses and see the difference.
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