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 Re: Polarized Eyewear
[Re: Texomasooner]
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01/24/15 11:11 PM
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mikey6345
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Get some Costas or Maui Jims in Amber lens color and you will be just fine. I do a lot of sight fishing for reds and both of these brands are just fine. They are a bit speedy but you get what you pay for. I definitely like the Amber lenses for all around but I haven't really tried blue or green. I would think they would be better for deep sea applications but I have used amber for that too and they were fine.
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Re: Polarized Eyewear
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01/26/15 11:22 PM
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ZzzKing
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Amber tends to increase contrast which always helps me spot fish. They make the world a more beautiful place as well. 
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Re: Polarized Eyewear
[Re: Texomasooner]
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01/27/15 03:57 PM
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Brad Bessett
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FYI, The Polarchromic Copper Mirror lens I have been preaching about is an amber lens.
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Re: Polarized Eyewear
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01/28/15 04:41 AM
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TexasForever
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I've used many glasses and Costas are my top choice. I love the lifetime warranty. I would recommend the glass lenses just for the scratch protection.
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