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| So, need to break down and get rx sunglasses, our optometrist recommended Wiley X and they appear to be very durable and comfortable. I am to young to be wearing those giant slide on my grandpa wore and very excited to get a pair.
Prior to dumping a large amount of cash want to determine what is the best option for clarity in the water. The polarized lens come in a smoke grey, smoke green and bronze lens, any recommendations or experience to help lead me to a more informed decision.
Thanks!
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Location: Northern New Jersey | based on other lenses ive worn, id rule out grey for polarized lenses. right now i have "mossback green" lenses from solar bat and they are great. I have also used bronze colored lenses in the past and they offer good underwater clarity as well. |
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| Amber is great for dawn, dusk and overcast days prime fishing times. |
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| I use amber at all times. Perhaps out of your choices bronze would be closest to amber?
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| Tim, check this out on their lens colors:
http://www.wileyx.com/technology/technology.aspx?ActivityCode=CORP&...
The bronze is probably best all around fishing during sunny days, but they do have a goggle model (SG-1) that allows interchangeable prescription lenses.
Get your prescription from the eye doctor and you can probably order them online for quite a bit cheaper and more options than buying them from the optometrist.
http://www.opticsplanet.com/wileyx-rx-sunglasses.html
Got to be able to see those Lake of the Woods fish coming in...
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| I used amber lenses at all times for fishing. They are the most comfortable to my eyes and do just as well even the brightest days.
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Posts: 5874
| I knew an Amber once. Or twice. |
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