They say is you need something like a nose peace to pound sand and buy a new set of frames.
Is this acceptable????
Is this acceptable????
Tomorrow morning try to get spare parts and report back.I'm gunna guess there is more to this story.
I have no idea what transpired between the two of you.I will certainly spend my money elsewhere!!!
Can you clarify, are we talking plastic nose pads or the adjustable nose bridge, or a nose pad arm off a Ranger classic... what's worn out or broken and how old are the frames?They say is you need something like a nose peace to pound sand and buy a new set of frames.
Is this acceptable????
My frames are #67Directly from my rep….Dealers can purchase them for their customers. Those are listed at the bottom of the order form.
However, there are some frames, more on the sporting glasses side, that the nose pads are not interchangeable and if it breaks a new frame would need to be purchased.
I can guarantee that Ranger will want you to send them your glasses. I expect all your lenses as well. To be sure the issue can be resolved fully!!! I talked to a Ranger rep 2 months ago with a broken left Temple!!! I decided to send my frames to Tom. At L&M lenses. I will now be a steady customer with Tom. He treated me right, so I feel I should do him right, on this thread. What goes around, comes around. break em all JeffThey may want you to send your frame to them for service, rather than sending you the parts.
Ranger classic nose pads.Can you clarify, are we talking plastic nose pads or the adjustable nose bridge, or a nose pad arm off a Ranger classic... what's worn out or broken and how old are the frames?