Walmart has
Ozark Trail Full Frame Sports Polarized Fishing Sunglasses on sale for
$4.94.
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Features:- Polarized lenses for reduced glare, ideal for fishing and outdoor activities.
- Provides 100% UV sun protection, shielding your eyes from harmful rays.
- Full-rim lenses with wide temples offer sufficient coverage from sun and wind.
- Sports-wrap frames prevent sunglasses from sliding off during active use.
- Made of lightweight yet durable material, suitable for various outdoor adventures.
- Suitable for fishing, driving, hiking, boating, and everyday wear.
- Fits adults with medium to large head sizes.
- Includes holes on frame tips to insert a sunglasses holder string for added convenience.
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These sunglasses will work if I decide I might like to go fishing today, otherwise I will allow the sunlight to penetrate and burn my retinas without them.
But obviously they seem like a great value for polarized sunglasses that you don't need to worry about if losing or breaking or lending to someone.
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These sunglasses will work if I decide I might like to go fishing today, otherwise I will allow the sunlight to penetrate and burn my retinas without them.
These sunglasses will work if I decide I might like to go fishing today, otherwise I will allow the sunlight to penetrate and burn my retinasn
But obviously they seem like a great value for polarized sunglasses that you don't need to worry about if losing or breaking or lending to someone.
been going for <$5 for years. have a few
These sunglasses will work if I decide I might like to go fishing today, otherwise I will allow the sunlight to penetrate and burn my retinas without them.
I stock up on these things and they're everywhere -- backpacks, gym bags, garage, my truck, my wife's car, my son's car -- everywhere.
If I lose or break them, it is to be expected and and I don't worry about it now.
But obviously they seem like a great value for polarized sunglasses that you don't need to worry about if losing or breaking or lending to someone.
Love polarized for fishing or even just being on the water. Went on a canoe trip last year with cheap Amazon polarized glasses, could see right down to the bottom, saw every fish clearly. 25+ years of glare off the water fishing and simple sunglasses fixed it.
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These sunglasses will work if I decide I might like to go fishing today, otherwise I will allow the sunlight to penetrate and burn my retinasn
Quote from Shin0bi [IMG]https://slickdeals.net/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
"fishing sunglasses" It's going to be right out today bring your sunglasses shit I'm not going fishing I guess I'm going to have to raw dog it
The point is they are polarized sunglasses for under $5. when fishing polarized lets you see through the glare on the water surface better.
But obviously they seem like a great value for polarized sunglasses that you don't need to worry about if losing or breaking or lending to someone.
1: It will allow you to see "under the water" better because it removes a lot of the glare
2. It prevents literally burning your retinas. Water reflects sunlight, which drastically increases the amount of light entering your eyes. I've known people who literally sun-burned their eyes because they spent too much time staring at the water(which is literally what you have to do while fishing)
3. Sunglasses work really well as eye protection from flying objects like lures and such. Its not a hugely common issue, but since you are wearing them already for the other two reasons, might as well wear them for this reason too
I stock up on these things and they're everywhere -- backpacks, gym bags, garage, my truck, my wife's car, my son's car -- everywhere.
If I lose or break them, it is to be expected and and I don't worry about it now.
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