| User | Comment |
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| Biggles |
I bought some (for about $18) for when I went to India a few years ago and never wore them. If I didn't wear them then when it was really bright, I can't imagine that I'd ever wear them. I gave the ones I had to my little brother and I don't intend to buy any more. |
Galomorro   |
I wouldn't buy sunglasses. I like lots of light. |
LindaH     |
$50 or $100. I wouldn't pay for a label, though. For $100.00, they would have to have special things about them to make them worth it. High quality, scratch resistance, some kind of anti 'side angle glare' lenses. There would just have to have practical reasons to be worth it. |
| dab |
I have paid $100. Currently I'm using $20 sunglasses and I'm planning on replacing them with the same type when it's time. |
| Crayons |
Under 5 bucks, The last ones I had were 3 buck Spongebob ones. Well now I have prescription ones. |
bill  |
$10? I wouldn't want to pay much because I don't want to have to worry about scratching or breaking them. I want to be able to just throw them around. |
| thecomic22 |
I'd only pay $5-$10 |
Melf  |
I wouldn't, I have to contend with normal glasses, too. Meh. |
| ausfox |
A couple hundred |
| they |
10 tops. I'll have to post a picture of my newest pair.
To me and my SO, the bigger and tackier, the better. |
| they |
Some of you must be kidding. |
paulyw  | | posted 5-Apr-2008 11:23pm |
My regular glasses turns into sunglasses when I step outside. |
| Zang |
I'm used to spending around $20 or $25. I buy new ones every year or two. Sunglasses are like cell phones, you don't want to be seen with a style from a few years back, you have to keep up to date. Besides, they're too easy to lose. |
| Gomezy3k |
Other..I need to buy corrective lense sun glasses so depends on the place I am buying them from...usually expensive... |
| icurok |
I wear glasses anyway, so I usually go to an opticians that has a 'buy one get one free offer' on frames and get one normal pair and one pair of prescription sunglasses. The sunglasses half comes to $100. |
| RGirl |
Ten bucks. I very rarely use them. |
| Irene007 |
$250 - anything else would have to be hot 'cause I wouldn't beyond that price for a freakin' pair of glasses! |
| llamamama | | posted 6-Apr-2008 10:34pm |
Hm, I think mine were 200 something..but then, they double as glasses..sooo...I have to wear clip-ons if I wear sunglasses..so, probably no more than $10. |
| LJD |
$5.00....I'm not into labels. If it's just for looks, $5.00. If there are other good points to a pair of glasses, such as clarity, I'd pay more. |
| Iseult |
I'd pay up to $400, maybe $600. My current pair is $450/ |
| cloudhugger |
$50 I guess. The sunglasses I buy would have to be prescription. Actually, they would probably be more like $75. |
| cerealkiller | | posted 8-Apr-2008 12:56pm |
I just paid $200 for a pair of Chanel sunglasses for my wife. They retail for $549 at the eye doctor and stores but I got a good deal on eBay. |
| Enigma | | posted 9-Apr-2008 10:42pm |
Yeah, I got stupid one day and bought a pair of "Ray Ban" or whatever the frick they were called from a guy I worked with. They were lost/stolen within about three days. I prefer to pay less. |
| moviesnob | | posted 11-Apr-2008 12:35pm |
Probably $25. I don't care much about sunglasses. |
| kcthedog | | posted 12-Apr-2008 12:03am |
$1,000,000,000 US dollars if I could afford it.But they better be pretty cool glasses at that price like a pair worn my John Lennon! |
| kcthedog | | (reply to they) posted 12-Apr-2008 12:06am |
> Some of you must be kidding.
Your Ying and Yang are winking! |
| they | | (reply to kcthedog) posted 12-Apr-2008 12:11am |
Heh..... You must have been staring!  |
| kcthedog | | (reply to they) posted 12-Apr-2008 12:15am |
They couldn't be missed by a keen observer!  right back at you! |
| Enheduanna | | posted 18-Apr-2008 3:42pm |
Not more than $250. Since I need prescription sunglasses, they cost more. My insurance covers part of the cost, but not all of it. |
