Update: This popular deal is still available.
Eyedictive has select
Serengeti Polarized Photochromic Sunglasses on sale listed below
from $69 when you apply $50 off discount code
T4X3K4H50 during checkout.
Shipping is free.
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Serengeti Masten wrap sunglasses stand out for their glass lenses, polarized photochromic driving lens, and made in Italy build at a steep discount. The lenses are praised for looking great, handling late-day glare, and staying fairly light and comfortable compared with older Serengeti pairs. Eyedictive is described as a legitimate source for authentic overstock and past-season models. The main cautions are that the photochromic effect can be subtle or seem absent, some pairs feel heavy or leave nose marks, and a few reports raise durability concerns with hinges, coating wear, or frame creaks.
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According to Co-Pilot: 🧐 Is Eyedictive legit?
From the page:
- "100% authentic and sourced directly from authorized distributors"
- 70,000+ verified reviews
- Top Quality Store on Google
Eyedictive is a well‑known flash‑sale eyewear retailer. They specialize in overstock and past‑season models, which is why prices are so low.They are not an unauthorized gray‑market seller—they're reputable in the eyewear community.
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I was waiting forever for another sale for anything from Serengeti with real glass. Just got Masten Drivers.
Carrara and Persol mcqueen are my favorites.
After reading this thread (thank you, everyone!), I'm going to give the Masten Drivers a go.
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That being said, glass lenses to pose an inherent risk as driving glasses due to glass lenses. In the deployment of an airbag, there is a higher chance of the lense breaking and ending up in your eye. I still wear mine though, and know I'm taking the risk into my own hands.
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