Hi Russ, I have a pair of Revo's that I really like, comfortable to wear, helps see through water etc. My only complaint is that I prefer sunglasses that have fairly large lenses in order to help protect from the wind when traveling at higher speeds. I have not found Revo's that meet this criteria. If that's not a concern, give them a try, there are local dealers.

Smith Optics Fishbones are what I use. They are really light nd block out alot of light around the edges

Russ, Wally World has em all for less than 15 bucks.

Carlos

I too am looking for prescription polarized sunglassess that may have exchangeable lenses so I can obtain two different colors....Any ideas?

Chuck

I got a pair of Bolle about 5 yrs ago and have gotten use to them.  I like them quite a bit, but also want to purchase a pair just for fishing.  I wish stores allowed you to take them out on the water to test them.  Committing the amount of $$ for some of these glasses, when you are not sure about knowing how well they cut glare makes me feel uneasy.


Jon

Russ,  Try Cabela's in Lacey if they are open.  They are a Solar Bat distributor but not sure what they have in stock.

CP

I have my Costa Del Mar bi-focal prescription sunglasses custom made by an optician, C-Sports,  in St. Louis.  The Eliminator model which I currently wear,  fits like a glove and lets in no wind at high speed, or side light that causes glare, and the vermilion lens color is fantastic in bright as well as hazy light conditions.   The color allows for very defined contrast between colors under water.  I got the tip  on the lens color years ago from a pretty well known sight fisherman on the BASS circuit.

Smitty