JiMarti JM22 Triad TR90 Frame Sunglasses with 3 Sets Interchangeable Lens (Silver Pearl) Review
| Product Code | B0032ODDF0 |
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| Price | $49.95 |
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Product Details
- Size: unisex
- Color: Silver Pearl
- Brand: JiMarti
- Dimensions: 1.63" h x
5.50" w x
6.50" l,
.4 pounds
Features
- JiMarti Triad Model with three (3) sets of Interchangeable lenses for varying conditions.
- TR90 Frame for Super light weight yet Phenominal Strength
- Padded Nose and Ear Pieces for all day Comfort
- Complete with JiMarti logo Zip Case, extra lenses
- Lifetime Breakage Warranty
- JiMarti Triad Model with three (3) sets of Interchangeable lenses for varying conditions.
- TR90 Frame for Super light weight yet Phenominal Strength
- Padded Nose and Ear Pieces for all day Comfort
- Complete with JiMarti logo Zip Case, extra lenses
- Lifetime Breakage Warranty
Product Description
JiMarti Triad Frames are made of the space-age material TR90 for remarkable strength-to-weight ratio. Frames and lens carry Lifetime Breakage Warranty, yet the Frame with lenses only weighs .60 ounce. Lens colors included are Smoke Mirror, Revo Mirror Orange, and Revo Mirror Blue. Unbreakable frame with rimless half jacket design make the Triad the perfect sunglasses for all sports including Cycling, Golf, Kayaking and Baseball. They fit perfectly, or you get your money back! 30 Day Money Back Guarantee and Lifetime Breakage Warranty. Complete instructions for easy lens exchange is included with your Sunglasses.
Customer Reviews
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By K. Kane
I'm an avid mountain biker and I have owed a lot of sunglasses. I have owned $200 pairs from Oakley and other high-end brands. I bought these after I trashed an expensive pair during a wipeout on a trail. They had good reviews but I wasn't expecting much because they were so cheap.Boy was I wrong. These are AMAZING for such a low price. I actually like these as much as my Oakley's and they were nearly 10x the price of these. The lenses are all great for different conditions of light and the frames are tough and feather weight. I couldn't be happier with these. You couldn't find a better pair at this price.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Hoagie
WOW...ordered these sunglasses one day received them the next. Great service and excellent value for money. Glasses seem in Oakley class at a fraction of the cost. Glasses are very comfortable and stay in position no matter what activity you are engaged in. I've worn the expensive versions and they don't have a thing on these shades. True, there was no instruction booklet or warranty card in the box but how much instruction does one need for sunglasses. If you want to change lens you pull out the one that you don't want and stick in the lens that you like...put them on your face. Bingo....you are a sunglass expert.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By TW Flash
I've had my JiMarti JM22 Triad shades for a month or two and I'm real happy with them. As indicated in other reviews, the product literature is lacking insofar as the lens changing instructions are concerned. You just need to pinch the nose bridge with one hand, and with the other hand grab the lens you want to extricate at the corner nearest the bridge. Then summon up your courage and give the lens an "insistent" pull down and away from the bridge. It'll snap out easily enough. To reinstall a lens, just stab it into the corner farthest from the bridge and push the other end into its corner near the bridge. After you've done it once or twice, you'll be able to trust that you're not going to break them in the process and it becomes a simple task.Obviously, the fact that you get three pairs of lenses (and a nice little case) is a big plus. The flash yellow and flash blue lenses are really nice and visual acuity thru those lenses is superb. I took out the plain grey lenses on day one and haven't used them since.The TR90 frame is very flexible, and sturdy into the bargain. I get the feeling it can take a beating. We'll see about that.My only knock on these shades is that the lenses aren't polarized. Nevertheless, after doing a lot of research into sunglasses in the Zero to $150 price range, for my money it boiled down to these (at $40), Rec Specs (polarized) at $125 and Wiley X Blink (polarized) at $90. I decided on the Wiley X Blinks, but returned them because were just a skoshi bit large for my small to medium sized face. I tried the Rec Specs on at my local Walmart vision center and didn't like the way they fit either (they wear like goggles). So, I finally ordered these "cheapies", and I'm certainly glad I did.At bottom: if you have a smallish face (and a smallish budget), try these on. You'll probably like them as well as I do.
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