Sunglasses!

[dwos03]

If you wanted to go with cheap shades I would recommend Flying Fisherman brand. For right around $20 you get a pretty decent pair of polarized shades and you aren't too broken up if they do fall in the lake! The only downside is that the lenses do scratch pretty darn easy, but for $20 they are worth it IMO. I do also have a pair of Oakley's that I love too. But, unfortunately, I am one of those guys that tends to lose sunglasses often so the Oakley's don't make it on the boat very often!

 

[thriller1]

Heard anything with white frames is all the rage:::

 

[Davey Crockett]

Are any styles or brands better for air circulation ? I'm ok driving and lounging but when i'm working get sweat in my eyes and off they come

 

[DirtyMike]

Have a pair of costa José’s off for repair and ordered a pair of costa reeftons with 580G lenses. As always, Amber lens with green mirror. I can’t say enough about the glasses.

 

[SDMF]

Are any styles or brands better for air circulation ? I'm ok driving and lounging but when i'm working get sweat in my eyes and off they come

Tifosi has several models with vented lenses. Check in bike (pedal not motorcycle) shops as that is where that brand is popular.

 

[camoman]

Get polarized and get Smith. Frames are your choose. A copper or dark amber lens is the best all around lens for fishing everywhere. If don’t use your
glasses for fishing, you could just get black.

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I wear Fortress eyewear sunglasses. Relatively cheap but fairly good glasses and I can afford multiple different les colors. I like to see the fish I’m catching

 

[Fox Island Outfitter]

Costa glass...yup

 

[Auggie]

Ive had great luck with Native Dash XP.

 

[Bfishn]

Smith makes some great fishing specific glasses. I have glass and plastic lenses and I do like the clarity of glass a bit better, but they are heavier, so I find myself wearing plastic a bit more.

 

[The Mantis]

I liked my Oakley Polarized before I had to get prescription glasses. Now I just can't see crap fishing with my transitions lenses.

 

[watson]

The $10 rack at fleet farm

 

[Chas'n Tail]

I have a pair of Oakley crankshaft polarized. Spend about 150 more than I have ever spent on glasses with those but I think they’re worth it.

 

[Allen]

I've gotten polarized prescription (bifocal) shades through Walmart the past several years.

No complaints, other than I tend to lose a pair right before I need them for a lengthy trip.

With vision insurance, they are about $80, without I think they are nearer $250.

I was up at New Johns today and saw more fish (no sh!t) than we caught. A pike and a walleye in about 6 ft. Right off the edge of the south boat ramp even.

 

[Achucker]

I liked my Oakley Polarized before I had to get prescription glasses. Now I just can't see crap fishing with my transitions lenses.

Most of these companies will do prescription lenses

 

[Jigaman]

 

[Glass]

I use sunclouds, $50 a pair, typically last me 2 years a pair before I upgrade to a new pair. I wear them year round, best brand I have found for durability

 

[FishSticks]

Costa Rincon for me. I used to have Natives that I liked fairly well too. Either are good but I definitely have noticed the Costas are higher quality and fit much better.

 

[Mort]

If you got a 90k Ranger, you need $500 pair sunglasses....:boating:

 

[Lungdeflator]

If you got a 90k Ranger, you need $500 pair sunglasses....:boating:

I thought the 90k sparkles came with the white framed glasses standard? If they don't come with white framed glasses and camo Huk underwear, I'm out on the sparkles.

 

[DirtyMike]