Do You Have To Register Maui Jim Sunglasses

03-21-2006,04:05 PM

I have had a pair of maui jim for ten years...want to update the mode...are there any sunglass technologies amend than Maui Jim? Just want info on applied science not pricing...I really similar the "glare-reducing" qualities of maui jim...my eyes are sensitive, in fact if I walk outside on a normal sunny day my optics will usually begin to tear up without sunglasses...and then I really depend on them...thus cost is not much of a factor...I but want the ones that practise the all-time job!

Thank you, Richard Westward.

03-21-2006,04:36 PM

Quote Originally Posted by solinc

I have had a pair of maui jim for ten years...want to update the style...are in that location whatsoever sunglass technologies meliorate than Maui Jim? Only want info on technology not pricing...I actually similar the "glare-reducing" qualities of maui jim...my eyes are sensitive, in fact if I walk exterior on a normal sunny day my eyes volition unremarkably begin to tear up without sunglasses...so I actually depend on them...thus price is non much of a factor...I just desire the ones that practise the all-time job!

Thanks, Richard West.

Perhaps I am biased, but I don't think yous tin trounce them!!:)

03-21-2006,04:48 PM

i've been reading on the net for about six hours at present(today) and I have still to find any comparable lens coating technology that works like maui jim...I know their process is patented merely surely, someone has come up upward with something equal or better in ten years! don't become me wrong, i'k non knocking them...I simply can't believe something else hasn't come up into the marketplace...i did read that B&L makes their lenses...is that true? if and then do they (B&Fifty) apply the coatings besides?

Thanks, Richard West.

03-21-2006,04:59 PM

Quote Originally Posted by solinc

i've been reading on the net for about vi hours now(today) and I have yet to find whatsoever comparable lens blanket technology that works like maui jim...I know their procedure is patented only surely, someone has come up with something equal or better in 10 years! don't get me wrong, i'yard not knocking them...I only tin't believe something else hasn't come into the market place...i did read that B&L makes their lenses...is that true? if and so exercise they (B&L) apply the coatings as well?

Thanks, Richard W.

Maui Jim has a 7 layer lens, that is patented as you said. I don't know who makes the Rx lens now, merely the factory is in the Midwest. So far equally I know B & Fifty does non get in, but I could exist wrong on that. At one time they were made in Japan (the Rx ones), but now its the US. Anyhow, the mfr does the whole thing, whoever they are.

03-21-2006,05:47 PM

check out ice-tech sunglasses.

03-21-2006,07:06 PM

Maui Jim's provide the best that a sunglass lens can provide. They have glass lenses which provide improve optics and scratch less. They are all polarized and the mirror coatings and anti-reflective coating are bully. In my professional opinion, I agree with Lynn, you can't beat them!

Vicki

03-21-2006,07:11 PM

What do yous guys think about Serengetti's?

I similar the brown tint much better.

03-21-2006,07:35 PM

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03-21-2006,07:37 PM

I recollect at that place are many great options! Maui is one of the best but nigh polarized drinking glass lenses are great. The coatings are only a thing of option!

03-21-2006,07:58 PM

OKAY, to be a little more than precise...are there whatsoever other sunglass manufacturer's that coat and polarize their lenses so yous can actually see the TINT patterns in automobile windshields or other large pieces of tinted glass?

I knew when I starting time tried on maui jim's I could see this...practice any other glasses have this MUCH protection?

Thanks, Richard Westward.

03-21-2006,08:10 PM

Quote Originally Posted by solinc

OKAY, to be a little more precise...are there any other sunglass manufacturer'southward that coat and polarize their lenses so you lot tin can actually see the TINT patterns in automobile windshields or other large pieces of tinted drinking glass?

I knew when I first tried on maui jim's I could run into this...practice any other glasses have this MUCH protection?

Cheers, Richard W.

That is chosen polarization. Many sunwear are made with that

03-21-2006,08:23 PM

I have "polarized" ray-bans, vuarnet, sun-deject, revo... that won't bring out the tint like the maui jim's do......is at that place a different blazon of polarized lense or process? what other manufacturers have information technology...does ice-tech...i don't know...their website didn't actually impress me much...I would but really like to get some info before I have to purchase once again..

Richard W.

03-21-2006,09:03 PM

Quote Originally Posted by solinc

I accept "polarized" ray-bans, vuarnet, sun-cloud, revo... that won't bring out the tint like the maui jim'south practice......is in that location a dissimilar type of polarized lense or procedure? what other manufacturers have it...does ice-tech...i don't know...their website didn't really impress me much...I would just really like to get some info before I have to buy over again..

Richard W.

Polarizied is polarized! There is only 1 way to do information technology!

Why would yous desire to see that pattern anyhow.

You tin become inexpensive polarized and they will do the same!

Polarized glass grey lens with a back AR are the best!

Coatings are more often than not just a thing of gustatory modality!

03-21-2006,09:04 PM

www.rudyproject.com . I have no affiliation with this company other than I wear their product. It offers me the most flexability off 1 chassis. I ride motorcycle so I might want grey polaroid or the new racing red polariod for the ride up. Mayhap clear or high dissimilarity yellow for the ride back. If I'm wearing contacts I put the Rx carrier in the case. I don't wear contacts I pop the carrier in. I use a Ketyum chassis. I have three sets of polaroid lenses (grey, dark-brown and the new racing red) and 2 others (clear & yellow). two Rx carriers (ane with a progressive and 1 with an round 22 upside downwards. At that place is no visual condition I feel unprepared for.

Yous might also take a expect at Costa del Mar. They've got some cool lenses besides!

Awtech, you folks going to be at Vegas?? I really want to check your lenses out!

03-21-2006,09:04 PM

If y'all similar the Maui's become buy them!

03-21-2006,09:51 PM

Quote Originally Posted by solinc

I take "polarized" ray-bans, vuarnet, sun-cloud, revo... that won't bring out the tint like the maui jim'south exercise......is there a dissimilar type of polarized lense or process? what other manufacturers have information technology...does ice-tech...i don't know...their website didn't actually print me much...I would just really similar to become some info earlier I have to purchase once more..

Richard W.

Richard,

Click to our website www.uni-prune.com and go to the LifeStyle lens session and you lot'll see what kind of sun lens designs are available, what kind of coatings they have, and what function does each coating work on your vision. Nosotros don't sell sunglasses just many vendors accept similar lenses. Hope this is helpful to you.

We specifically design this lens page on our website to brainwash patients and help ECP's to present functional sunlenses. Allow me know your comment if yous like the style they are presented.

A final discussion. Maui Jim, Costa Del Mar or any other big brand sunglasses are great but they are not the only vendors having the all-time lenses. But they are surely good at communicating their lens features via marketing and hence the premium prices. Sunday lens applied science has improved a smashing deal in the by 10 years. They are no longer just colored lenses only many take multiple layers to deliver multiple functions to enhance patients' vision. Consult your ECP and they should be able to explain to you peculiarly when you wanted a high grade functional sunglasses.

Have fun shopping.

Lak Cheong
Vigil Optical USA, Inc.
world wide web.uni-clip.com

03-21-2006,10:09 PM

Quote Originally Posted past Mikef

Polarizied is polarized! There is but one way to do it!

Why would you lot want to see that pattern anyway.

You can get cheap polarized and they will do the same!

Polarized glass grey lens with a back AR are the best!

Coatings are by and large just a matter of taste!

*Polarized glass brown lens with backside AR is the all-time.

That is why I prefer the Serengetti

03-21-2006,x:15 PM

Let me preface this past saying that I am not an employee of Maui Jim.

Maui Jim lenses in glass--and this new "Development" material that I'one thousand trying to find out more about--have a proprietary colour enhancing layer in the lens. There's a bunch of rare-world-element fooferah in the big catalog that accounts get--any shop that carries Mauis should have one you tin poke through. Specifically, the grey lens brings out more than browns and "warm" tones than an ordinary grayness lens, the brown brings out the reds, and the rose does the same with greens. I don't know if at that place's something special and magical that they do with the lens, or if it'southward merely catchy tinting, but it'due south very nice.

I in one case put a pair of Mauis on a Costa Del Mar rep who was selling me hard on how their lens is so much meliorate than Maui's, and he actually stopped mid-pitch equally he put them on and said (and I quote), "Whoa." Which was pretty funny to me. He took them off and continued slamming them, so it was a adept recovery, at least. I don't accept a whole lot of personal experience with Costa Del Mar as a line, but they didn't make a great impression on me. Great array of different tints, merely similar Serengeti, the profusion (ane style+three sizes+four frame colors+three lenses=confusingly infinite choices) gets to be a little much.

03-21-2006,ten:17 PM

Maui Jim, Serengetti, and Rudy Project...they are all top notch. Information technology's a matter of preference. Rudy projects are a little more "task specific" in that they are designed for sports or "high activity" like riding a motorcycle or skiing.

Personally, I prefer an amber lens.

03-21-2006,ten:48 PM

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Awtech, you folks going to exist at Vegas?? I really want to cheque your lenses out!

Yes nosotros will exist in Las Vegas for Vision Expo W, whether we exhibit or not has not been decided. If we do not nosotros will be available for a personal viewing of our line. I have rooms reserved at the Venitian Hotel, which is fastened to the convention hall and it is easy for me to fix upwards meetings.

Please contact me by private bulletin to set up an engagement with ICE-TECH.

solinc Quote:

I accept "polarized" ray-bans, vuarnet, dominicus-cloud, revo... that won't bring out the tint like the maui jim's practice......is there a dissimilar type of polarized lense or process? what other manufacturers have information technology...does ice-tech...i don't know...their website didn't really impress me much...I would simply really like to get some info before I take to purchase again..

For you the good news is that the concern of Water ice-TECH is nearly lens technology and not web sites. There are many types and methods of making polarized lenses. Each chemical element of a polarized lens adds or subtracts from its ultimate role.
The quality of the polarized moving picture used?
The method this polarized film is formed to match the bend of the lens material.
The type of bonding agent used and its optical clarity.
The anti cogitating treatments practical to the dorsum surface of the lens.
The type and quality of any mirror coating applied to the front.
The blazon and quality of the hydrophobic outer layer and how it is bonded to the surface of the lens.
These are some of the areas polarized lenses are different, and I have not fifty-fifty mentioned the lens material itself, which could be some type of glass, polycarbonate, CR-39 or the ICE-TECH Armor lens material.

03-22-2006,06:37 AM

Quote Originally Posted by For-Life

*Polarized glass dark-brown lens with backside AR is the best.

That is why I prefer the Serengetti

I similar the brown lens better too. It's a happy lens

The just reason I said grey was the best is because that is the only color that does not modify the colour of the things you are looking at. Greyness only makes everything darker.

Either fashion its not that large a deal.

Serengetti, Maui Revo etc. Buy what u like best! They are all dandy!

03-22-2006,09:40 AM

Hmmm...at present i'grand getting some info I can apply...thanks for the input everybody!...I already own Maui Jim's...just wondered if anything better was on the market...the reason I mentioned the "see the tint" matter is I really, really ,really like the glare reduction....I often fish off shore, I bulldoze 100+ miles daily, I alive in the "sunny" south and bask the outdoors...sooo, I actually depend on my "shades"....
My sunglasses, as we speak, are at maui jim for repair on the jump hinge...afterward ten years one side only couldn't take it anymore and gave in to metallic fatigue...I hope they tin gear up them...but since they are former i'm call up i'chiliad probably going to go a call that i will have to replace them...and then i'1000 merely trying to prepare for a new purchase....

...I think spartus understands...he said the sales person said "whoa"...that happened to me when i beginning put on a pair of maui jim's...information technology really got my attending...I was standing exterior on the embankment in the South Carolina (myrtle-beach)and the optician was wanting to show me the difference betwixt a number of upper-stop proper name brands...and Maui Jim trounce them hands down...only that was 1995...so I was wondering who had improved this applied science in the last 10 years...and with everybody'southward input I believe I am getting closer to an reply...Thanks Anybody...bang-up board!...please keep the response coming...I need the educational activity!...
Cheers, Richard W.

03-22-2006,09:54 AM

[QUOTE=AWTECH]Reply to this Quote:

Please contact me by private message to fix an appointment with ICE-TECH.

solinc Quote:
For you lot the skilful news is that the business concern of ICE-TECH is about lens technology and not spider web sites.

ICE-TECH, Sad about the website annotate. I only had a hard fourth dimension finding what i needed...the site just didn't "flow"...just none the less I read nearly the tecnology used and then went to await up cost on the titanium models and in that location were no prices...the link didn't piece of work(merely for the titanium models, all of the other links worked)... sorry, maybe it'due south just me...anyway, I definitely want to read more about the technical aspects more pricing...also I would like to try some on and compare...do you have any dealers in the atlanta ga area?

Thanks, Richard W.

03-22-2006,x:05 AM

Quote Originally Posted by Uni-Clip

Richard,

Click to our website www.uni-clip.com and go to the LifeStyle lens session and you lot'll meet what kind of dominicus lens designs are available
Accept fun shopping.

Lak Cheong
Acuity Optical USA, Inc.
world wide web.uni-clip.com

Thank you!...I'm going to check out your info...i appreciate the info...and YES!, i like the way you said it...I want a pair of "high class functional sunglasses"...that'south it!

-Richard Westward.

03-22-2006,ten:44 AM

how many PVA movie manufacturers there are currently? My sources say less than ten. Non sure if that is correct?

My opinion is MJ lenses are no better than any other highend polarized lenses.

I would similar to see an dominance on the subject area chinkle in.

James

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