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From my experience, communication with the store can tell you a lot. The main things I look at for glasses are frame weight, hinge quality and lens coating. Each material has advantages and disadvantages depending on season and activity. 4 W/ ?1 S8 `# t7 R7 I9 D
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If anyone is interested in real user experiences, I sometimes write short notes about the shops I test.
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Each material has advantages and disadvantages depending on season and activity. Many times I avoided a bad purchase just by reading a few careful comments. Good stitching usually means the item will not fall apart after one or two washes. If a deal looks too good to be true, it usually has some kind of catch. Personally I like a mix of design, comfort and realistic pricing. Sometimes I do not mind waiting longer if the price is fair and the quality is solid. - F; Z2 w6 ], W6 t
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