Hazebuster Sunglasses

[flightlogic]

Two pairs of Hazebusters on the glare shield for several years now. I can break any brand and have. Oops. I like the performance. Customer support has been good. Slowly gone from 1.25 to 1.5. Time marches on. But the RV still goes like the wind. :-)

[smokyray]

Originally Posted by jetjok

Looks like a great product, Roger! My vision is still fair, but I have that dreaded "over 50" need for about a 1.25 magnification to read the charts. I did not notice any way to specify what magnification the purchaser desires, and wanted to know before ordering what your 408's are ground to? Thanks in advance!

Mark,
As far as bifocals go, once you go iPad, you'll never go back...

V/R
Smokey

PS: Haze-busters work well but as mentioned above, they excel in lower ambient lighting/hazy environments. In bright lighting they are less capable IMHO. However comma, with the exception of Wal-Mart variety cheap sunglasses, they are the "best bang for your shades buck"
PSS:I just wish these were a bit cheaper...
http://hazebuster.com/s/catalog/prod...85igh0uk4pfac0

[Ironflight]

I think I have about four or five identical pairs of clip-on Hazebusters now - one in each airplane, one in each jacket pocket - because bang-for-the-buck I haven't found anything better that works with my regular glasses. If I break or lose them, I buy another air at OSH or another show.

[rvsxer]

Originally Posted by RV10Man

I bought a clip-on at OSH. Good sunglasses.

Marshall Alexabder
RV10 N781DM

I did, also, because they are not polarized and won't cause problems viewing avionics displays. I am pleased with them, too.