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If they are local, why not go there and try out a pair?
I've used nothing else since they hit the market and were reviewed in Soaring back in the mid-80s. They can even do tri-focals! You can probably find Serengetis locally, also. Try them both before you decide. At 17:18 14 September 2007, wrote: I have heard from time-to-time that Sun Tiger sunglasses work well for soaring. Since I fly within 30 miles of the 1/10th busiest airport in the world, anything that will increase my chances of seeing another aircraft is something I want to take advantage of. It also turns out that Sun Tigers are local, and not particularly expensive. Opinions either pro or con are welcomed. Thanks, Jim |
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