[Mr_Bean]

Originally Posted by deepakchiniwal

Mr Bean, did you buy these here in India?

Please update

Deepak, this was purchased in Canada, I doubt if this is available in India.

[ruchirtnt]

mine is RB3025 and the model is 002/ 3F

i thought of even starting up a dedicated thread for the AVIATOR lovers, but the mods suggested me to continue here only

[11mahesh11]

I own a fast track bought from Titan showroom in Margao at Caro's.
I lost the first one with a black shade, the new one is brown.

[naveenvenkatesh]

2 X Fast track sun glasses
1 X Oakley Radar Range Red plus Yellow lens
1 X M Frame Heater to be added next week with 2 more lenses and 1 more for Radar!

[khan75]

Just bought an original FCUK aviator (model# FCU228) for about 3.5K. Looks stunning with the light purple tint and large-ish side arms.

[blackfire_9]

Mine is a Rayban Aviator (RB3025), with green glasses & golden frame. Got it 4 years back for about 2750/-

[vivekiny2k]

does anybody know what would the appoximate price of an authentic prescription sunglass from oakley. Here in US you can get a polarized and mirrored glass for around 300$, which usually retails for around 150$ non prescription. (sportrx.com).

is it about the same in india?

[_Vyenky]

Polaroid and FastTrack for rough usage

[echo77]

Rayban Sidestreet, bought in 2003, still in pretty good condition that I've not felt the need of buying another one.

[Gansan]

Originally Posted by vivekiny2k

does anybody know what would the appoximate price of an authentic prescription sunglass from oakley. Here in US you can get a polarized and mirrored glass for around 300$, which usually retails for around 150$ non prescription. (sportrx.com).

is it about the same in india?

A prescription sunglass from Ray-ban will cost approximately double that of an off the shelf one here, so it must hold good for oakley too, if it is available in prescription form.

[khoj]

Originally Posted by vivekiny2k

does anybody know what would the appoximate price of an authentic prescription sunglass from oakley. Here in US you can get a polarized and mirrored glass for around 300$, which usually retails for around 150$ non prescription. (sportrx.com).

is it about the same in india?

Sunglasses, prescription or otherwise are much cheaper to buy in the US compared to any other place including India. Same for frames and lenses.

[vivekiny2k]

thanks, I may be traveling to india and was wondering where to order it from. only glitch is they need a doctor's prescription here which would cost me extra.

[beejay]

Originally Posted by khoj

Sunglasses, prescription or otherwise are much cheaper to buy in the US compared to any other place including India. Same for frames and lenses.

I don't think so Khoj.

I don't know where you are located. If you are in the US compare the price for a normal single vision CR39 lens.

Or better still, find out how much Essilor Titus costs there. Here it costs 450 per pair.

[vivekiny2k]

how easy it is to get a mirrored coating or polarized lens in India. Here only these branded shops seem to offer it. Otherwise I have ordered 8$ glasses from chinese sites for regular use, but they triple or more for photochromatic, and no polarized/mirrored coating.

[beejay]

Originally Posted by vivekiny2k

how easy it is to get a mirrored coating or polarized lens in India. Here only these branded shops seem to offer it. Otherwise I have ordered 8$ glasses from chinese sites for regular use, but they triple or more for photochromatic, and no polarized/mirrored coating.

Try the Maui Jim range. They are kinda expensive.

Prescription polarized lenses are available from Essilor- Drivewear and Carl Zeiss- Skypol.

Should set you back by 3500 to 5000 a pair. Check with your optician.