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Location: Oconomowoc, WI | Lost a pair of 580G Costas this past season in the drink, and I don't want to have it happen again. What do you guys suggest? Looking for something that is comfortable and maybe floats.
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Location: Twin Cities | Costa C-line . Doesn't get hung up on your shirt when you turn your head which really bothered me. |
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| Was just looking on computer for some. |
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Location: The desert | Chums |
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Location: Indiana | Cablz. They make the costa version and have many options/colors. I have them and they are great. |
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Location: West Metro, MN | Costa C-line are my favorite. Like the fact that they don't lay on your neck/shirt during long days. Also pretty cheap. One tip is to put a small dab of super glue where the cord connects with the rubber thing that connects to your sunglasses. No big deal, but I had the cord pull out of the rubber one time. |
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Location: Manitowish Waters WI | Try out Pilot Fish retainers. I ordered a pair off amazon for my coasta blackfins. They work great. |
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| Pull a length of braid off a reel, I prefer MasterBraid myself, cut and then tie to each end of your glasses...Done... |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Vexan just came out with new sunglasses. Since we do not advertise with million$ or pay out high bonuses we have them priced at $80. The lenses are as good pr better vs other top brands.
Check them out:
http://outdoorswithjake.com/vexan-fishing/vexan-fishing-sunglasses/...
James
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