HD Floating Fishing Sunglasses for Men/Women

Recommended use: Fishing, kayking, boating, beach,driving and leisure.

How do Polarized Lenses Work?

Polarized lenses are built with a vertical transmission filter that allows vertical light waves (direct light) while blocking horizontally oriented waves (reflected light). The reflected light waves are what fishermen call glare. Glare drastically reduces your ability to see into the water.

Fishing Benefits of Polarized Lenses

See Below the Water Surface Better – When the glare coming off the water is reduced, an angler's ability to see what's below is improved and becomes an important tool. Being able to see rocks, vegetation, and even fish is a huge advantage to have. Sight fishing especially is aided by polarized sunglasses. In most fishing situations though, gaining information on what's below simply makes for a more productive angler.

Reduce Eye Strain – Eyes can become fatigued over a long day on the water. When the sun's glare coming off the water is reduced, the eyes don't have to work as hard. The amount of squinting and angler has to do is cut down while trying to see objects in the water. It's not much fun making along drive home with tired eyes.

Block Harmful UV Rays – The same UVA and UVB rays emitted from the sun pummeling your skin can also cause harm to your eyes in the long term. Too much UV exposure over many years can lead to cataracts and damage to the retina.