Stan F.

[Lopaka KaMars]

Aloha and welcome to the Forum.

 

[kmbijit]

Welcome on board! I'm in a similar conundrum w.r.t. the Pasque. It's marketed as a womens' frame but I love the wrap and the aviator-like shape. Still not able to take a call.

 

[aWintersTale]

Besides vintage Oakleys, I trend towards either safety glasses or framed, semi-wrap plastic framed shooting glasses and worn with either clear lense or blue tint. I neither work in an environment that requires safety glasses, nor do i shoot (I ride mountain bikes), but the look, like "Sashoe" in Bullitt is timeless. This may sound morbid and macabre, but has nothing to do with the person's act or character, only what he was wearing. Remember that mass shooter in Orange County, Ca, who shot up at a hair salon? He was pictured wearing a framed wrap with clear lense after his arrest. The look, not the person or act, is what I think I like. I'm interested if anyone else wears a wrap with clear, prescription lense, in full frame plastic, for everyday wear.

 

[aWintersTale]

Welcome on board! I'm in a similar conundrum w.r.t. the Pasque. It's marketed as a womens' frame but I love the wrap and the aviator-like shape. Still not able to take a call.
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That's a sweet frame. You should be able to easily pull it off, figuratively speaking.

 

[aWintersTale]

Two words.... Lavender Fate....
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Just scored a Fate in polished black! Sent an email to the on line eyeglass company, Lens Factory, to see if they can fill this. Last month I sent them an Oakley Straight Jacket, but due to my "prism" requirement in my prescription and the extreme wrap of the frame, they said they could not fill it.