turbosteve
Eagle Member
Oakley the famous brand of sunglasses recently sponsored the European Open. Does this make disc golfers more likely to support them? I would like to know if you want to wear them or not.
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I used to love Oakley, but having switched to Maui Jim I'll never look back. Maui gives me the customer service that Oakley used to, and the optics are superior to Oaks as well.
If you buy Oakley's marketing I suppose. I'm pretty picky about my sunglasses, and I've never had a better pair than my Maui's. Also, I have a good friend who is an ophthalmologist, and he'll sell Oakley products, but he recommends 2 brands, including Maui over them. In my case, I was using credit card points to buy the sunglasses I consulted with him on it wasn't like he was trying to steer me to a brand he would make more profit on (not that he'd do that anyway), it was just his opinion that MOST Oakley glasses are more about hype, style and slick marketing as opposed to top notch optics. Oakley makes a good product, but it's not truly great. Still, props to them for their sponsorship.Maui Jim is a great sunglass, but oakleys optics are far superior.
Never. If I spent $100+ on a pair of sunglasses that almost assures that those sunglasses will be either, scratched, shattered or otherwise broken within a week of purchase.