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[QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 1451028, member: 39020"]
Good vs bad/cheap has nothing to do with how dark they are. I have 2 pairs of Reflective/mirrored Oakleys. One is black iridium and shuts out something like 90% light. The other is gold iridium, and shuts only something closer to 20% light. They are almost equally expensive. I bought the black iridiums for skiing on sunny days. Wore them after an eye exam, and was able to stare right at sun after having my pupils dilated. They are not for indoors including casinos. I'd recommend the grey or fire iridiums - the fire is very nice looking.

There are many quality mirrored sunglasses that you'd to fine with. My chest ones are the Oakleys, followed by Raybans, followed by around 10 pairs of Vintage Revos. Revos are now made very cheaply. If you can vintage on Ebay, they are worth the $. But they can go for [B]lots[/B] of $. Personally, I can't wear cheap sunglasses, they bug the hell outta me. You can probably get a decent pair of Oakleys for around $80 - $125. Sometimes, you can get a deal on Ebay. Look at their website to find out how much light each lens lets in, and go with the light one....

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