I have been wearing a pair of Scheyden Revelstoke hybrids for the past several weeks. They are lightweight and comfortable to wear, and they don't have me seemingly wandering around in the dark, as so many polarized products do. They are good on the green and in the car - loss of light is minimal. True, they don't have that ability to turn the view into HD as some other brands do, but I really like them and figure they are well worth the investment.
From Scheyden:
"Scheyden Precision Eyewear is handcrafted from the finest materials in the world. Our tolerances and specifications rival that of the aerospace industry. Lightweight yet powerfully strong, Scheyden is quickly becoming the first choice for discerning professionals.
"Scheyden Precision Eyewear is a favorite of Military, Commercial, Private and Aerobatic Pilots alike. Due to the demand of high quality eye protection, our customers also include many PGA, LPGA, Champions Tour & Mini-Tour Golfers.
"Scheyden offers superb sun protection for all outdoor activities along with the ability to adapt effortlessly in changing light conditions.
"Scheyden Precision Sun Eyewear provides 100% UVA and UVB protection at 405 Nm and surpasses the highest ANSI standards..., and is available with either "nine layer" non-polarized lenses. Note: polarization virtually eliminates glare and is ideal for yachting, but not recommended for aviation or golf."
You can purchase your Scheyden sunglasses online at the Scheyden Precision Eyewear website.
Okay, so what should you know before you spend all that money? As we all know, a good quality pair of sun glasses is not cheap. You should regard your purchase as an investment, and you'd better get it right. Need a little help? Read my Four Tips for Buying a Pair of Sunglasses.
Disclosure: Scheyden Precision Eyewear supplied a sample of their products to the writer.


