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Polarized sunglasses #7428156 04/18/12 05:48 PM
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Bank fishers which color lense do you prefer blue or black.


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blue. looks cool




Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7428556 04/18/12 07:22 PM
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Having own many pairs of sunglasses over the years, polarized brown lens is the best IMO.


Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7428808 04/18/12 08:07 PM
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I just got a new pair of black after breaking my brown. I noticed that I can see the shimmer on the water. It cuts the glare but not the shimmer. Has anyone ever notice that? Don't know if I like it.


Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7428814 04/18/12 08:07 PM
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Black, looks best but if your not just wearing them to look cool, and you actually use them to block the sun, red is the best by far. Those red reflective lenses work wonders, even more so when the sun is rising up over the water in the morning. Other than I don't think the color of the lens matters much, in the ways of clarity, and visibility into deeper water. For that you'll need a high polarization




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Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7428898 04/18/12 08:24 PM
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Blue shades reflect the glare much better , Costas is the way to go IMHO


Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7429022 04/18/12 08:51 PM
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amber with green mirror has the best effect for seeing deeper for me...if you just wanna look cool, either black or blue look sharp




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Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7429175 04/18/12 09:30 PM
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amber stringer costa del mars are top quality. have a lightly used pair for sale looks new $70. regular 150
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Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7429185 04/18/12 09:30 PM
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I like a blue green so I look like a fly... Jk. I have some black ray bans that work ok I still get the shimmer off the water. I need a pare of super polarized ones..


Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: O.C.A.] #7429884 04/19/12 12:38 AM
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Blue costas! Good general purpose for overcast or bright sunny days.


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Blue Costas for freshwater...if you wear them and compare it to other brands you can tell a big difference. The blue Costa lenses makes the yellow, reds, and browns pop out more allowing you to see the bottom and what hiding in vegetation



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Originally Posted By: iamquockie
Blue Costas for freshwater...if you wear them and compare it to other brands you can tell a big difference. The blue Costa lenses makes the yellow, reds, and browns pop out more allowing you to see the bottom and what hiding in vegetation


Agree


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Green mirror for area lakes, blue mirror for offshore. Ive had just about every type of polarized lenses/sunglasses and currently I wear my blue mirror tripletail costas with the 580G lenses.

I prefer my green mirror costas for fishing lakes but theyre currently sitting in the bay in west palm beach FL...


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I like the amber color. To me it makes things a little bit brighter. Helps a lot on overcast days.






Re: Polarized sunglasses [Re: R E N] #7433872 04/19/12 08:37 PM
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Having own many pairs of sunglasses over the years, polarized brown lens is the best IMO.


^This^

Some producers call it "copper" color.


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