MGuns

<P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">I have a pair of Maui Jims that I have had for 10 years and they?re pretty good. The service on Maui Jims is excellent. One of the arms broke off last year and I sent them back with a check for $15 and they repaired them and sent them back in a new case with a new cleaning cloth no questions asked . Great service but I?ve heard nothing but how great Costas are so my next pair will be Costas.<U><?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o></U>

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Mike

MGySgt USMC (Retired)
2006 Everglades 243CC w/ Verado 250 (for sale)
1994 Nitro 800XLS w/ Merc 150

reelfinatical

The lensaredifferent. Check out this comparison: http://kaenon.com/sr91/KaenonComparison.html

I'm a 2x Kaenon wearer (i have copper lens in 1 pair, and gray in the other)and LOVE THEM. But whateversuch brandyou go with, they are gonna be pricey but they are worth it in the end becauseyou're not replacing them every couple monthslikeya would be with like the Sea Striker (for example)glasses problems (lens film, cheap pieces, paint popping off, stretched frame,etc). Get some that have warranty.

Brant Peacher

The Guidelined glass lensesare not much if any different than the costas. The only reason Costa is higher priced is simply because they are more of a name brand product and can afford to be high. Nothing isdifferent in the production of them. I personally fish with Guideline because Costas return policy sucks! If you breakCostas it is hell getting them replaced!

feelin' wright

I own a pair of wave killer 580s in green mirror and a pair of guidelines purchased from hotspots. I say guidelines hands down. Costas are great if you need to be part of the cool glasses club but their customer service sucks to say the least. Cost me 135 dollars to have the lenses replaced on the 580s.