Serengeti Sunglass Parts

[RST Engineering]

As luck would have it, I tore the right paddle from its mount on my
Serengeti glasses while loading the airplane for departure. Not a chance I
can get them fixed by tomorrow morning, but when I get back does anybody
know of a good place to get repair parts for Serengetis?

Jim

[Ron Natalie]

RST Engineering wrote:
> As luck would have it, I tore the right paddle from its mount on my
> Serengeti glasses while loading the airplane for departure. Not a chance I
> can get them fixed by tomorrow morning, but when I get back does anybody
> know of a good place to get repair parts for Serengetis?
>
> Jim
>
>
When I busted the temple on my Serengeti I just went to the Lenscrafters
(the local One Hour optical place where I ordered the thing originally).
They dug through the random parts bin until they came up with one that
was approximately the right size and color.

[Alan Gerber]

RST Engineering > wrote:
> As luck would have it, I tore the right paddle from its mount on my
> Serengeti glasses while loading the airplane for departure. Not a chance I
> can get them fixed by tomorrow morning, but when I get back does anybody
> know of a good place to get repair parts for Serengetis?

I sent mine back to the factory when I got a chip in one of the lenses.
It was pretty quick, and didn't cost too much.

.... Alan
--
Alan Gerber
gerber AT panix DOT com

[Ross Richardson]

I did a google and found the company. They sent me a pair of temple
pieces and I installed my self. Still $$$


Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP
KSWI


RST Engineering wrote:
> As luck would have it, I tore the right paddle from its mount on my
> Serengeti glasses while loading the airplane for departure. Not a chance I
> can get them fixed by tomorrow morning, but when I get back does anybody
> know of a good place to get repair parts for Serengetis?
>
> Jim
>
>

[Bushleague]

Interesting they said that they could not help me with the temples on
my circa 1990 "Driver's" with the Corning vermillion lens since there
have been design changes. Most comfotable pair on a bright day,
leaving you with rods left for night time.

Bush

On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 14:34:53 -0700, "RST Engineering"
> wrote:

>As luck would have it, I tore the right paddle from its mount on my
>Serengeti glasses while loading the airplane for departure. Not a chance I
>can get them fixed by tomorrow morning, but when I get back does anybody
>know of a good place to get repair parts for Serengetis?
>
>Jim
>