Polarised sunglasses.

[Alan Hammond]

Can anybody help me out? I bought a pair of polaroids about three months ago from a web based firm. The glasses are excellent and were very cheap. Now I want to buy another pair but for the life of me I cannot remember the exact name of the firm and all attempts at Google and Ask have proved negative. The firm had an odd name along the lines of The Tin Fish. Any help would be appreciated as their products really are good value and the service was excellent.

[Elton]

Hi Alan,

 

Can you remember how you paid? PayPal and your card statement should show something.

 

I just had a look at our article here, but the strangest name that one threw up was Sundog Sunglasses.

[Alan Hammond]

Thanks but I have just managed to find the site. It is in fact called The Rusty Fish. So my ancient brain is not as bad as I thought it was getting.

[Elton]

Thanks but I have just managed to find the site. It is in fact called The Rusty Fish. So my ancient brain is not as bad as I thought it was getting.

 

No, just a bit rusty

[Alan Hammond]

Yeh but at £16 for a realy good pair of polaroids, including free next day delivery, their prices are definitely not rusty. The site is worth checking out I can promise you.

[Guest Ferret1959]

http://www.therustyfish.co.uk/

[Ken L]

I just ordered a pair of glass lensed glasses by Orvis from Tacklebargains and was all set to recomend them - but they've already sold out.

 

Might just get myself a pair of those polycarbonate ones though for when I go go fishing on the pushbike.

Roads, gravel and glass eyeware are a dodgy combination and I've had quite enough eye sugery for the moment thank you.

Besides, some of the designs look a bit good.

[Guest Ferret1959]

fishing on the pushbike.

 

 

A man of many tallents.

 

Trolling I presume???????

[Ken L]

Trolling I presume???????

 

Nah. I come here for that

[Elton]

I'll be honest, and I've said this before, but I tend to use cheap sunglasses.

 

Reason? I don't need prescription ones and I break them all the time!

 

Had a pair of RayBan ones once - sat on them and broke one of the glass lenses. I think every pair since have been some kind of plastic.

 

The bonus is that I now have various pairs scattered about the place, so usually have one to hand if the sun actually does shine!