EyeDictive has select Maui Jim Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors) on sale from $109 listed below after applying discount code P6Y5K5V50 (apply at checkout). Shipping is free.
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EyeDictive has select Maui Jim Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors) on sale from $109 listed below after applying discount code P6Y5K5V50 (apply at checkout). Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff f12_26 for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart for savings to apply
Example Style(s) - Discount below reflect discount savings
Must apply the listed discount code in cart for savings to apply
Every frame is guaranteed brand new and 100% authentic
Offer valid while discount savings/supplies last
Additional Details
Product is eligible for return within 30 days from the date of delivery (frames must be in unused conditions w/ all accessories and original packaging)
Staff posted deal, so will make a FP regardless of its worthiness. I'll add my .02c anyways, though it will likely gets TD'd to oblivion...
Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
Quote "Anything in particular you dislike about them? I find their lens much better than Raybans for example. "
He is referring to the eyedictive storefront not Maui Jim. I purchased from eyedictive before... the website can seem a bit dated and iffy. But their purchase and return policy was painless and simple. I purchased from them 3 times in the past and had 2 returns (improper fit). Never had an issue.
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Staff posted deal, so will make a FP regardless of its worthiness. I'll add my .02c anyways, though it will likely gets TD'd to oblivion...
Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
Costco usually has a wide selection of these glasses: https://www.costco.com/s?keyword=maui%20jim. If you end up finding them in store, they are usually $10 cheaper and often go on sale for under $100. Good luck
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As noted above, I've purchased several things from them in the past and I've had no problems at all. They've all been great and I did have to deal with one return due to the glasses not fitting my wife and it was painless.
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I was not impressed when I bought from their website. Even this price is not worth it.
Same. The seller is fine imo but the frames are weak sauce compared to before MJ was bought by Kering Eyewear. Lenses appear to be unchanged as far as I could tell. The pair I bought from Kering/MJ broke within a few months of very careful wear- they were not abused in any way and one day they cracked and the lens fell out pffft. Customer service is nothing like it was before either.
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Staff posted deal, so will make a FP regardless of its worthiness. I'll add my .02c anyways, though it will likely gets TD'd to oblivion...Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
Costco usually has a wide selection of these glasses: https://www.costco.com/s?keyword=maui%20jim. If you end up finding them in store, they are usually $10 cheaper and often go on sale for under $100. Good luck
This was a much better post than I was going to leave,but I did exactly what you did -- buy and try at Costco.
I ended up with a MJ glass-lens pair, and a RayBan glass-lens. The extra weight was worth the beautiful optics. Driving with these glasses is undescribably easier on my eyes than the Sunclouds and other cheap glasses I used the past 30 years.
I hate paying $110 for a pair of glasses, but it was totally worth it.
I'd be nervous of buying and trying from Eyesdirective (vs Costco), and those Nuu MJ green glasses are tempting. But I'll stick with my 2 pairs and call it a day for now
Staff posted deal, so will make a FP regardless of its worthiness. I'll add my .02c anyways, though it will likely gets TD'd to oblivion...
Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
Costco usually has a wide selection of these glasses: https://www.costco.com/s?keyword=maui%20jim. If you end up finding them in store, they are usually $10 cheaper and often go on sale for under $100. Good luck
Ugh that is so unfortunate. I have an old pair of Maui Jims that I had for a few years and they were awesome but have recently been lost. Was looking forward to buying a new pair. I guess the enshittification of anything good continues. 😪
Just got back from my beach trip. I had purchased these Maui's from eyedictive 2 months ago. They were fantastic for bright days. The polarization allowed me to see jellyfish in the water that would have been invisible without it. Great purchase. However I did sit on the aviators and bent them so I'm a little upset at that but hardly their fault.
Bought a pair of the Walaka's last time these were on sale, and didn't like the weird lens transition on the fancy red lenses. I already have a pair of Walaka's with the plain neutral grey lenses, so I bought those now.
Keep a pair in each car
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Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
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He is referring to the eyedictive storefront not Maui Jim. I purchased from eyedictive before... the website can seem a bit dated and iffy. But their purchase and return policy was painless and simple. I purchased from them 3 times in the past and had 2 returns (improper fit). Never had an issue.
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Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
- https://www.costco.com/p/-/maui-j...?langId=-1
- https://www.costco.com/p/-/sereng...400040
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- https://www.costco.com/p/-/maui-j...?langId=-1
- https://www.costco.com/p/-/sereng...400040
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Costco usually has a wide selection of these glasses: https://www.costco.com/s?keyword=maui%I ended up with a MJ glass-lens pair, and a RayBan glass-lens. The extra weight was worth the beautiful optics. Driving with these glasses is undescribably easier on my eyes than the Sunclouds and other cheap glasses I used the past 30 years.
I hate paying $110 for a pair of glasses, but it was totally worth it.
I'd be nervous of buying and trying from Eyesdirective (vs Costco), and those Nuu MJ green glasses are tempting. But I'll stick with my 2 pairs and call it a day for now
Eyedictive is not a bad vendor. I purchased a couple of glasses from them in the past. Shipping is kind of slow but it's free, so no complains there. The items were exactly as described, and this alone is an achievemnt these days.
On the Maui Jim selection there... After breaking a couple of pairs of sunglasses in a row recently, I went on buy and try spree with Costco online selection. I tried 9 different pairs of MJ and 3 pairs of Serengeti and ended up with 1 Serengeti and 1 MJ. In the process I found was that most newer MJ models, especially those Made in Italy, are not nearly as good and premium as original MJ ever were. The newer models added to the lineup after MJ was purchased by Kering in 2022 have very little to do with MJ legacy; are built cheaper (just check those nose pieces) and with cheaper materials, both a frame and a glass. The glass often miss fingerprint resistant coating, for example a pair I got for my wife in 2025 attracts fingerprints like crazy. The frame material is usually cheap plastic, comparing to older MJ. If you are lucky to find a model that was made in Japan - that is usually a safer bet. I ended up getting Serengeti Tulsa (similar to the one below, only with brown tint) and MJ Beaches. Serengeti is short of amazing, always clean and super-clear glass. And MJ Beaches is Made in Japan, titanium frame, very light with amazing glass, same tint as Tulsa
- https://www.costco.com/p/-/maui-j...?langId=-1
- https://www.costco.com/p/-/sereng...400040
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