Question 1

What  size head will these fit?

Accepted Answer

Hmmm i think any size besides enormously big :))I have a fairly big head but dont have any probs. i used to wear them for kitesurfing and you cant comfortably pull them on/off bc the strap is tight (but adjustable) but still manageable.

Question 2

How well do the lenses hold up sea water splashing? Has anyone seen damage to the lenses with constant contact salt water?

Accepted Answer

I've used mine for the past 3 beach vacations, and it seems to hold up nicely. They don't get steamed up, they stay on your head, even if a wave "surprises" you. They are definitely polarized, but they're dark, so for me, it's really great for my photo-phobia. Salt water and sand doesn't seem to bother them at all, but I always rinse them off when I'm back at the hotel/rental house, just in case.

Question 3

are these Sea Specs glasses float on water?

Accepted Answer

I had used it with my JetSky, but I haven't try let it floating. This glasses are too small, are not comfortable.

Question 4

I keep losing lenses ( they fall out in big surf) .  I need help.  Suggestions?

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same thing happened to me once also.  Agree however with Tony and JeffJett that even after a "normal" fall lenses should stay in.  If they keep coming off examine the frame for cracks/breaks and check whether the lens is positioned well in the frame.  Maybe its not since it happens to you often?THe fact that lenses come off is, i think a problem of design.  After all..these are pretty cheap glasses.  Only thing I can think of is put some strong glue inside the frame (take out the lenses, apply glue, put them back).  Not sure this would work 100%, probably not.the issue is that when you crash it might be a really  strong impact and the design of the glasses is such, that the lenses are not integral part of the frame, hence they can come out.for smaller to normal falls, however, glue should help (especially if the lenses fell out before and the frame gets a bit "loose".btw -i lost the lenses only once and that was after a  MAJOR fall.  I had the glasses just around my neck at the time, maybe good, I suppose it would not be cool to have the lens hit my eye...?do you not worry that the lens hits you in the eye after one of those "better" wipeouts?  I am a kiteboarder.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	5.63 x 2.4 x 2.24 inches
Package Weight	0.05 Kilograms
Item Weight	0.11 Pounds
Brand Name	SeaSpecs
Model Name	Fba_seas-rdgry1
Color	Red
Material	Plastic
Suggested Users	unisex-adult, womens, mens
Number of Items	1
Manufacturer	SeaSpecs
Part Number	FBA_SEAS-RDGRY1
Style	Classic
Size	One
Sport Type	Wind Surfting, Kite Surfing, Snowboard

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