Does any one have Dragon Fame's?

lol if you like them then buy them. Who cares what others think.

also, Gear Talk n00b.

I have those exact ones pictured and love them to DEATH! Fit perfectly on my face and block out the perfect amount of light.
if you have a small head at all though i recommend not getting them. they are BIG

and yes...
the ladies love them

By like them I meant if the owner was satisfied with them.

@J-Evs, I have a big head so that won't be a problem. I had the Wormser's last year and they felt a bit too small. I've tried these glasses on a few times but not long enough to get a good feel for them.

"Do you get compliments while wearing them"

Add question mark to the end. My mistake.

They sorta look like my poo.

Hahaha Im literlayly too drunk to read the Ope, but I saw it wasby y kangbang, so FUCl YOU. hahhaaha oh lawdzzz. btw i don't have those glasses.


pss. buy oakley

Found the galsese you should get instead::





taht'll be a miracle if i embed correctly

I would buy Holbrooks, but they don't have the colour way I want. I had Oakley before.

i have these. they are nice

does anyone else think the frame looks like 3D glasses?

http://tinyurl.com/3tof26e

I've had Dragon sunglasses, on two occassions.

I will NEVER buy another Dragon product again. I will find my review post about them and link to it once I do. It's too much to retype.

I had a pair of dragons before and the lenses were horseshit. I couldn't even stand looking through them.

I can't find the post, so I'll retype my story...

I bought a pair of Dragons for casual use as well as XC mountain biking. they fit well and were comfortable. First impressions weren't too bad at the time.

About 8 months later, the frame cracked above one of the lens. I chalked it up to something I did. I ordered another pair since I knew they fit my face, and I thought they broke because of something I had done.

New pair, 2 months later, the frame had fractured in about 10 different places. This was not the result of impact, or being sat on, this happened from NORMAL wear and usage, on my face. They never fell, hit the ground, or were abused. The frame material was total garbage and would just fracture and spiderweb until total failure. They were falling apart so badly that I couldn't even attempt to glue them back together.

At this point, I recognized that there was an obvious issue with the frame material and that the first frame's failure was more than likely not my fault, but the fault of shitty materials.

And this is where I learned about the non-existant customer support of Dragon. All attempts at contacting someone went unanswered. As a result, I wrote them off as a company, and moved on. I'm alright that they didn't give me a warranty replacement as the replacement likely would've failed anyways.

This was about 3 years ago, so things may have changed recently, but I am not willing to take the risk of spending $100 on a pair of sunglasses that will self-destruct in mere months of use. There are better brands out there that have a much better track record.

Moved on to Smith Optics and have not looked back. In hindsight, the materials of the Dragons even FEEL inferior and cheap compared to my Smiths, and the optics are not even close to comparable.

Also worth noting that these are my PERSONAL OPINIONS, and are in no way a reflection of Newschoolers.com's opinion.

Kangbang, one moar post and you have 12000

spy kubriks are sick on sale on seshday

ahahahaha

I don't have those, but I have a pair of dragon aviators, and Dragon Chromes. When I was biking I fell off my bike and threw the Chromes a solid 5 or 10ft. They stood up like a boss.

They make good stuff.

Just copped a pair 2 days ago!

get some proofs

I already bought them if you didn't read the post above you...