stylish practical surfing sunglasses?

[TheRedSea]

I'm looking to get a good pair of water sport sunglasses and a harness with the following traits. My budget is $100-$200ish:

Sunglasses:

--look cool

--durable frame and lenses, designed to get wet, floats at surface

--floats

--polarized lenses

--firm but comfortable hold on head that takes more than a decent wave to push off


Harness:

--looks are not a priority

--floats at surface

--will keep sunglasses on head during surfing and sailing

--Preferably detachable from sunglasses

--compatible with selected sunglasses

Can any of you point me in the right direction?

thanks!

[billie_morini]

Please search this forum. There are discussions about this every few months. A brief one occurred last week. Some extensive ones occurred in the past.

[TheRedSea]

Please search this forum. There are discussions about this every few months. A brief one occurred last week. Some extensive ones occurred in the past.

I did, thank you.

Do you have recommendations for sport sunglasses that don't have a built in strap? I already have an attachable floating harness.

[pmcaero]

I use SeaSpecs, mainly because they are extremely cheap. So far no complaints, but I only used them a few times, when the surf was small.

[jaffa1949]

Sports Sunglasses come with a modern and superior technology that not only protect our eyes, but also protect from harmful rays of the sun. There are a number of brands available on the internet like Oakley, Ray Ban etc. are selling sunglasses in bulk. I think your budget is good enough to buy sports accessories. In this budget instead of buying a single pair of sunglass, you can purchase wholesale sunglasses in bulk, buying bulk quantity of sunglasses will give you more choice.

[MistyJhones]

Look a good pair of sunglasses. Also, lenses are great, select the brand of some not too bad ones that can be a benefit of inexpensive. Additionally, their undifferentiated lens shape is the best out there.