Sign up Closed: Sundogs Eyewear

2 minutes ago, Wheelieb said:

I second this question. They do look like sunglasses I would wear, but if they don't offer prescription that would be a bummer.

 

The options are those that are offered from their site. 

https://sundogeyewear.com/collections/trueblue-men

8 minutes ago, MEstep said:

I’ve been a sunglass snob for quite some time. I have only owned Oakleys and would be hard to sell on something other than them. Currently have two pair that I rotate depending on the light I will experience or if I’m playing golf. Red lenses help me see the red ball I play. Lens quality and build quality of the frames have been hard to match. Maybe Sundogs can have something close. 

I could not agree with you more. 

Good luck to all on this one. I use their sunglasses for baseball as an outfielder and love them. Be cool to test them on the course.

I have a pair of Sundogs and they are great. Good luck to those who apply.

Very interested in this. Have used Costa del Mar glasses for fishing for years but found golf balls harder to find with them. Found some Oakley glasses last year non polarized that are much better. Wondering if it is the tint or the polarization that makes a difference. After lasic surgery I am more sensitive to very bright light so sunglasses are a must. Good luck to all. 

Have been using Sundog Prime TrueBlue Sunglasses (non polarized )for 2 years now. Love them, crystal clear, sometimes forget I am wearing them. Would love to compare them with the polarized glasses

I'm a little hesitant to sign up as I feel like a heel due to my last test failure. I feel I let this entire forum down, The mods know the story. If chosen, that will never happen again, If not I totally understand. 

I wear sunglasses almost everyday as I drive a lot for work, and I always have a pair when I golf. I tend to go thru a couple pairs a year for one reason or another. I drop and scratch them, loose them or forget them in my bag and they break. 

For me it's tough to find good wearing, durable sunglasses for golf. I've been using the Shaydon glasses and they are pretty good. I'm the guy who takes his glasses off to putt. Shaydon says keep them on. It all depends on the day for me. 

 

Good Luck to all those who are chosen. I am looking forward to your reviews. 

Good luck to all. 

This one intrigues me, I almost cannot play without sunglasses unless it’s a super overcast day. Will definitely be following along!

Most of my golf happens when the sun is setting for the night. My eyes are quite sensitive to sunlight so I need to wear sunglasses when I play. I currently have a pair of polarized oakleys that need to be upgraded. Many of the tees in our mens league are staring right into the sun so these would be great to test and see the vision difference a high quality brand of polarized sunglasses can make. 

I used to wear Maui Jim sunglasses but recently tried Sundogs lately and for the money they are the best. Good luck to all.

 

In fact, I just got both eyes cataract treated in December.  I'm looking into several sunglass solutions as I no longer wear any Transitions spectacles.  These are really nicely priced.  I'm amazed at how much one is expected to pay for sunglasses.

I need high quality sunglasses to protect my eyes and to slow down the progress of Macular Degeneration.  I look forward to being selected to try out this highly touted eyeware.

Just had cataract surgery and really need sunglasses!  I spend some of the early spring in LasVegas where my daughter lives and the other time in Kansas.  Dr. recommended sunglasses!  The Billy 83 would be perfect.  Couldn’t find the Genius the web site, so I don’t know the style.  Anyway Billy 83, would be my choice.

4 hours ago, "Mr. 72" said:

I bought a pair of Sundogs MANY years ago. Loved them! Great value. Less glare than the several pairs of Oakleys that I own. They just don't hug the hat like Oakleys do.  ...Unfortunately, none of them are any good to me. My old eyes need prescription lenses.

Would love to test them, but I also wear prescription bifocal lenses and they include transition lenses in grey. which are fantastic.  The VA does a good job ensuring my eyes are well protected from the sun rays.    

I currently wear Oakleys out and about, occasionally on the course in weather conditions (windy, high sunlight, soggy ground where divots could splash into eyes, etc).

Happy trails,  Michael

Always need to have glasses on sunny days. Awesome product to test 

Great sunglasses and nice opportunity. Good luck to all who apply!

Good luck to all, I have to wear prescription sunglasses, but I would have definitely signed up if I didn’t. 

I'm definitely in on this one. I've used Sundog sunglasses for at least the last 7 years. Never had a bad style and they seem to last pretty well. Never pulled the trigger on a True-blue style though, so I'm hoping I get a chance to try the Stack model. 

Please include me in the testing.  

 

I hope to be selected! I have had a pterygium removed in my left eye twice several years ago.

 I also have Keratoconus in both eyes, and I have to wear expensive Scleral contact lens.

I always wear sunglasses

Great opportunity. I've been looking for a good quality pair of sunglasses. Hope these are the ones. Thanks

I have been looking to switch from oakleys for my playing sunglasses and these seem awesome! Hoping for an opportunity to give them a try. 

Good luck to all.  I bought some Oakley's with "golf" lenses a few years ago and did notice some difference, but not enough to overly impress.  And they weren't polarized.  Some have said that polarization can cause the eye to mis-perceive shadows and light gradations, and hence not appropriate for a golf sunglass.  Be interesting to find out if the "True Blue" takes care of this possible issue.