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EyeDictive has select
Maui Jim Unisex Polarized Sunglasses (Various) on sale with some examples listed below from $159 - $50 when you apply discount code
VFPRMTP50 at checkout =
from $109.
Shipping is free.
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Example Deals (prices after applying code above):
Product Details ('Akau):
- 'Akau from Maui Jim was designed with performance in mind.
- Sleek, ultra lightweight rimless shape features temple tip pads have been minimized, and the nose pads have been designed for advanced airflow technology to allow better grip.
- Fitted with MauiPure LT polarized mirrored lenses - Maui Jim's thinnest and most lightweight lens material ever.
- Finished with signature script atop temples and upper right lens.
- Made in Japan
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Maui Jim sunglasses are praised for standout optical quality, with glass lenses that stay sharp and polarized, and the sport frames add grip for active wear. The deal source also gets repeated authenticity checks, with pairs matching older Maui Jim models and packaging in several cases. The main cautions are that this seller is not listed as an authorized retailer, so warranty coverage may differ, and the glasses are not especially tough for hard use or impact. One shipment also arrived with packaging that looked opened and resealed, so condition on arrival may matter.
Common Questions (5)
The pairs discussed from this dealer were reported as identical to known Maui Jim pairs in packaging and build quality, and some buyers said their orders were 100% legit. One caveat is that at least one order arrived with packaging that had been opened and resealed, so condition on arrival may vary.
Maui Jim is known for excellent optical quality, but these are not especially tough hard-use sunglasses. Glass-lens models can scratch less easily, yet they can chip or crack on impact and some front-heavy frames may fall off more easily during movement.
EyeDictive is not listed on Maui Jim's authorized retailer list, so it appears to be a gray-market reseller rather than an authorized dealer. That can mean authentic stock at lower prices, but manufacturer warranty coverage may differ from buying through an authorized retailer.
Yes, the code 87WFKRC50 reportedly still works. If it fails, the issue may be a typo rather than the code being dead.
A reported recent price was $93.50 on Ashford.com. That gives a useful comparison point against this deal's $109 price.
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Take them to Costco, they charge $25 if you bring your own frames
Im a bit of a glasses noob (but also kind of snob cuz i wear them religiously...think uneducated but snob requirements) and I had gotten some ray bans, but they took some damage on their first fall. I have this random chinese brand I got for $60 that has basically been immortal, but you can't buy them anymore.
Any guidance or opinions on these would be appreciated, but im looking to only pay $100+ for stuff that can withstand damage and still look okay/not show up from basic falls/drops.
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Where would a grey market retailer be getting bulk quantities of authentic goods?
Im a bit of a glasses noob (but also kind of snob cuz i wear them religiously...think uneducated but snob requirements) and I had gotten some ray bans, but they took some damage on their first fall. I have this random chinese brand I got for $60 that has basically been immortal, but you can't buy them anymore.
Any guidance or opinions on these would be appreciated, but im looking to only pay $100+ for stuff that can withstand damage and still look okay/not show up from basic falls/drops.
Costco charges $25 if you bring your own frames, after that you get (and pay) for whatever lenses they sell. The actual lenses will be still plastic- pollycarbonate, trivex, etc.
Yes, Maui Jim develops its own proprietary prescription lens design called MauiPassport for both single-vision and progressive lenses, but its just the coatings, the actual blanks still come from from one of the handfull suppliers- EssilorLuxottica, HOYA, ZEISS-75%of the market, and a bunch of smaller ones.
When the sunglasses arrived, the plastic sleeve holding the sunglasses had already been cut open, and the cardboard box containing the Maui Jim case was torn open and resealed with clear tape. The packaging clearly did not appear to be factory sealed.
I'm disappointed because I expected to receive a brand-new product. I've contacted Eyedictive and am waiting to see how they resolve the issue. Has anyone else had a similar experience ordering from them?
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