Fishing season has arrived and to help you spy a good catch we have the top polarised glasses for you to wear, to optimise your performance as well as protect your eyes from UV rays. Spending the day by the water in the sun can do some serious damage to your eyes: it is found people who spend a lot of time by the water and sun are more prone to cataracts early on. As you have the added reflection of sunlight off the water as well as the UV rays directly from the sun, having a pair of good quality sunglasses is a must! 

As well as protecting your eyes from sunlight, wearing glasses as a fisherman is good to protect your eyes from other potential hazards too - you don’t want any fishing hooks or sharp objects to come flying at your eyes damaging your sight! So think of wearing sunglasses as a

Polarised Sunglasses

Polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare, specifically, glare reflected on surfaces such as water, snow and glass. Glare can hinder your ability to see and can be dangerous when doing certain activities like driving. The glare can also distort objects and their true colour which can make them hard to distinguish. This is why we recommend you wear polarised sunglasses when driving or taking part in certain sports activities. 

So how do Polarised lenses work?

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Our guide to polarised sunglasses:

The internet is filled with a truckload of information, most of it conflicting at times. You’re probably looking to buy a nice pair of sunglasses with good quality lenses that will help you feel stylish and keep your eyes healthy. You’re also wondering whether or not you should pay extra for the polarised sunglasses and if the polarised lenses will make any difference at all. This guide will answer these