What are your preferred sunglasses when in your tacoma?

Prescription glasses with Transition lenses. I avoid having to "swap glasses" when I walk inside.

 

Just got some Oakley Double Edge. Really happy with the fit and style.

 

Costa Man O War polarized

 

As a fisherman I can tell you that no other high dollar polarized lens Ive tried is as good as Costas. Copper tint with green reflective for inshore, grey tint with blue reflective for nearshore/offshore.

 

Love Costa however, I loose or break sunglasses every week so I buy as cheap as possible.

 

HeatWaveVisual Lazer Face

 

Smith Lowdown Slim with Chromapop lenses. Have a pair that live in the truck and have a pair that is does not.

 

I got the $30 pair of Pumas from Costco. Comes with a case and a cloth. Had them 2 years now and they are great.

 

I also have a pair of Kirkland sunglasses from Costco. They are pretty darn good.

 

Gotta go for polarized down here in Florida

 

I liked Oakleys but recently have been buying Peppers Trigger and really like them . Plus I’m not afraid if I lose or break them.
Pepper's Trigger Polarized Sport Sunglasses

Peppers unisex adult Trigger Sunglasses, Matte Grey, One Size US

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C4US21I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MQpfFb6NSQJZ1

 

Oakley

 

Prescription Raybans with anti glare and polarized.

 

I have a clip on my visor and my Polarized Oakley Gascans are on them. I use Amazon safety glasses if I'm working outside. Easy to replace those and if they get scratched I just replace those.

 

Stihl safety glasses in yellow. At 75 I find the yellow to be most helpful after a cataract surgery. Twelve bucks and they do double duty when using a chain saw or a weed eater.

 

Nothing but polarized for me. I've had Oakley and currently have a pair of Costa's and Maui Jim glasses. They are good, and if you choose the higher end stuff you're guaranteed quality glass. BUT... there are a lot of sunglasses out there in the $30-$50 range that are every bit as good. When my high end glasses wear out I won't be going back to that stuff any more. I won't be buying any of the $4.99 Walmart specials either. You just have to try different ones to see how they work for you.

These have become my go-to glasses lately.

$50 Aloha Eyewear Creekside Wrap-Around Polarized Bifocal Sport Safety Reading Sunglasses for Youthful, Active Men and Women (Black/Amber +2.00)

https://www.amazon.com/Creekside®-S...1&sr=1-2-791c2399-d602-4248-afbb-8a79de2d236f

My distance vision beyond arms length is still 20/20 but I need readers for up close stuff. Having the bi-focal readers built in is a huge asset for me. I can see to tie on a hook when fishing, or read a text without changing to readers.

 

Costa Del Mar

 

Blenders ice lime

 

I like my Costas. I like the frames on my Maui Jims more. Both Costa and Maui have incredible lenses. As long as they are glass and polarized I'm good.

 

What are people use as far as a good repair kit? Mainly the small screw drivers, phillips and flat head.

Looked through probably 30 kits on Amazon and most all had bad reviews