I bought my third pair of Bolle sunglasses approximately 1 year ago and paid retail price. Unfortunately, unlike all the other pairs of Bolle sunglasses I have owned, I have had trouble with these. Currently, the nose piece protective rubber pad has come unglued on one side, and I cannot find anyone locally willing to repair them. They all have referred me back to the manufacturer. A local Sunglass Hut gave me a phone number which referred me to this site. Can you help please?

If under warranty and you have receipt, it should be ok for replacement/repair. Without that the retailer can make life a bit difficult. P O purchase is very important.

Bolle certainly sells prescription sunglasses for your style of frame. You would have to check with the company you want to get prescription lenses from if they can manufacture the lenses to fit your frames. They should be able to. Otherwise, you will have to go to Bolle to have them done. The other issue you may run into is that an outside lens manufacturer may not be able to get certain features in the lens Bolle may be able to offer. It will also probably void any warranty for the frames from Bolle you may have. I have found other online sites that offer prescription lenses for your frames, www.opticsplanet.com

contact the seller and ask why the correct glasses and lens were not provided as advertised in the product description
you are within your rights to return at the sellers cost for a full refund of the price you paid as the item is--- not as advertised

I bought these for the style, polarization and cost reasons. Wish I had tried on a pair first. I opened them, tried them on and put them in my vehicle till I needed them. A few weeks later (Washington ya know) I put them on before driving and everything was blurry. Not real bad but enough to distort my vision. I kept raising and lowering them hoping it was just an optical illusion. No such luck. They are very lightweight and quite comfortable but that hardly offsets the blur issue. I would send them back but I tossed the packaging. Wish I still had my Maui Jim's. I can't recommend these.

I was searching for just the perfect sunglasses. I had two pair of Bolle for years but didn't want to spend the money again for something that always eventually breaks or gets broken. Well, the Sunbelt Neptune are really great sunglasses. They look great and fit great. They don't feel weird on my face and they're a good weight. I'm very pleased with them, especially for the price. I like them so much that I am ordering another pair in a different color.

Bolle sunglasses, along with Bolle goggles and prescription sunglasses, are manufactured by Bushnell Outdoor Products, located in Overland Park, Kansas. Bushnell produces 11 different brands and has been in business since 1948.

I needed new sunglasses because my old glasses had gotten pretty scratched up. A few trips to various stores in my town to find something that was polarized and decent looking did not result in anything fruitful. So, I decided to take a chance and see what I could find online.
Usually, I'm VERY picky on sunglass purchases when it comes to proper fit (doesn't squeeze your head or nose or let in a lot of light), quality construction and style. Plus, I always like to wear the ones that have "grabbers" at the end to keep your sunglasses from falling off your head every time you bend down or rock your head back.
I decided to get these sunglasses after looking at a picture online (without seeing them in person), judging the fit (without having worn them) and reading the reviews. Without any experience with them in person, they just seemed like they would work out well in short.
GREAT PURCHASE! They fit me like a glove and I think have found the perfect pair of sunglasses for me. I think I will end up buying another pair just to have as a backup! After about two weeks of wearing them I am still a very big fan.

Here are some important features: 1.Competivision is a term created by Bolle Eyewear, one of the best manufacturers of sports sunglasses. Competivision is the first lens technology created specifically for tennis. The concept behind this type of lens technology is simple muting all light except optic yellow allows the ball to pop out of the background so you can see it more clearly. This is a must-have feature for all tennis players. 2.Polycarbonate Lenses-Tennis sunglasses, like other types of sports sunglasses, require polycarbonate lenses for impact and scratch resistance. Tennis players need these types of lenses more for impact and shatter resistance than anything else. 3.Polarized Lenses-Polarized lenses are extremely important in most sports - tennis is no exception. This type of lens technology is important to reduce glare. Glare from the rackets, the net or the court can hinder your performance so its important to choose sunglasses with polarized lenses. 4.Tight-Fitting-You're going to want to choose a pair of sunglasses that fit snug to your face. A huge part of your performance as a tennis player is agility. You can't stop between every hit to stabilize your sunglasses or pick them up if theyve fallen off. You need a pair that's going to move with you, fitting tight and comfortably on your face.
5. UV Protection-UV protection is a very important element in any outdoor sport. It's not enough to simply have UV protection anymore, you have to make sure the sunglasses you choose provide 100 percent UVA, UVB and UVC protection.

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