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![]() Costa Del Mar Fathom Polarized Sunglasses - Costa 400 Glass Lens By: Costa Del Mar Average Rating: 1.5 Total Reviews: 2 More Information Great Sunglasses Until You Drop Them Ive had 2 pairs of Costas with the 580 glass lenses. I loved them until....they fell off my head, to the ground, the lenses on both pairs of Costas shattered. Im not in the habit of dropping sunglasses with glass lenses but it does happen. Costa does not back their lenses from breakage and they told me it will cost $100 to repair one lens. Ive had a pair of glass lens Revos for 15 years, they dropped many times and the glass lenses never broke. Being that Costa markets to the sports fishermen you would think the lenses were more durable. With Costa, if it is not a known "manufacturer defect", they dont back it. Other brands of glasses with a similar price have better warrantees. You should steer clear of Costas if this is a concern of yours. Poor design I have owned 2 pair of fathoms. On both pairs, the rubber on the legs of the glasses comes off. I sent the first pair back and requested they replace the legs with solid plastic such as on the triple tail models, but they charged about $80 to replace the glasses and sent back the same pair, which shortly thereafter began shedding the rubber on the legs. The glass is great, but I would suggest checking out a different model. Bait 'n Switch? Item Not As Advertised I recently ordered a pair of these because the advertised price was great for a pair of Costa del Mar sunglasses with glass lens. However, the sunglasses did not come with Costa 400 Glass lens but with CR-39 (polycarbonate) lens. While Costas plastic lens are decent (Ive had a pair for over 5 years), the quality is not as good as glass. Backcountry (the vendor) offered full refund, but did not honor the advertised price for glass lens even though the packing list stated "Costa 400 Glass lens". I like Costa products, but will not buy from Backcountry again. Good as long as you don't need service These glasses are near the top for performance in the sun but their service department hoovers near the bottom. There is no correspondence and they cant give you specifics when you call. Evidently they use a lame sloth as a mail carrier and think 3 weeks is an acceptable delivery time. |
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