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Sheepy
post Sep 21 2004, 03:26 PM
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After having great fun this summer fishing floating baits I have come to the conclusion that a pair of polarising sun glasses would be a worthwhile investment (or at least try to convince the wife she would like to get me a pressie). So has anyone got any recomendations? 30 quid is about the upper limit of what i can afford, also are lens's rated in any manner? Finaly what colour is the best for all round usage, im thinking probably grey but not sure.
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post Sep 21 2004, 03:40 PM
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you dont need to spend 30 quid, i got some fox ones off ebay for a tenner, amber lenses, which i prefer for most days (though other people probably like different ones!)

you want a wraparound style to minimise light getting in around the edges
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post Sep 21 2004, 03:43 PM
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Shakespeare to 3 or 4 different ones starting at around £10. I've got two pair - they float too. I get mine from Mullarkeys Direct when ordering something else.
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post Sep 21 2004, 04:31 PM
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Was just saying that 30 quid is my upper limit, just in case the cheaper ones are a bag off sh**e.
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post Sep 21 2004, 05:39 PM
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Optix Cormorants,Amber for low light and Grey for general use.
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post Sep 21 2004, 05:39 PM
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I've got a pair of the shakespear ones, paid about £10 for them, I'm not going to win any fashion awards in them, but they do the job just fine!


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post Sep 21 2004, 05:41 PM
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If it's a name brand you want go to:
tackleshop.co.uk/searchresults/...2c-f80aa2550255
or :
http://www.tacklebargains.co.uk/cgi-bin/at.cgi?a=232715
If not find a 'yottie' shop, loads of cool styles at good prices (& a mirror to preen in front of) & get a 'lanyard' / 'snood' to stop them falling in the drink, you might look like that grayson p@@f but at least you know where they are!
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post Sep 21 2004, 07:02 PM
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I use grey one's and must say in low light I have to take them off cause I cant see paid £20 for mine cant remember who made them though. I'll have a look and let you know!


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post Sep 21 2004, 07:49 PM
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Having had a look around the Fox 300 series look ok and 20 quid doesnt seem bad.
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post Sep 21 2004, 08:12 PM
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I'm just an old cheapskate that wears glasses, so when I saw Poundland selling polarised clip-ons for a quid, I bought five. You have to cut them to suit your own glasses and are a sort of browny tan colour. I could not fish without them these days!


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