Flying Fisherman Sand Bank Polarized Sunglasses – UV Protection for Fishing, Boating & Outdoor Sports

Very well built. Great polarization. Good fit and comfort

I liked these glasses so much I bought a second pair. Walked into Target and took them off to read something, walked away and realized I didn’t have them. Went back less than 2 minutes later and they were gone. Ran around the store trying to see if someone was wearing them so I could yell at them but no luck. Bought another pair cause i liked them so much. Guess someone else did too.

Had a pair for a month now.For $22.00 you can’t go wrong. They are no $300 shades, but are much better than most of the inexpensive polarized shades I have tried.I fish Florida surf and wear these as soon as I get I the car. I clean them daily to get sand and salt spray off. No scratches so far, I am impressed. I am careful when cleaning though, always rinse them with water first. The lenses are not really in there solid. They will rattle as you clean them, but they have not fallen out yet.Frames have held up very well. Solid design.I was impressed enough and purchased two more pair as backups.EDIT: One year reviewBeen about a year now. I am impressed with the durability of these sunglasses. The amber are my daily wear and in southern Florida, they are used all day every day. Using a microfiber cloth to wipe them, there is not a visible scratch on them. Hard for me to believe as I fish the jetty, beach or boat just about every day. Always wiping salt spray and wind blown sand off them. Granted, I am pretty careful about cleaning the lenses, but still, no scratches!No issues with the lenses falling out or frames showing signs of wear. The polarization works fine for me to spot the same fish the Costa wearing guys spot. I bought another pair of blue and green to replace ones I have lost in the past year. At $22 they are much easier to replace than expensive glasses!Overall extremely happy and would and do recommend to friends.

I love these sunglasses. Cheap enough that I can get a couple of pairs and not feel extravagant about it; and cheap enough that I would not feel terrible if I were to lose a pair. But they don’t look or feel cheap—they stand up to daily use very well, and the pair that rattles around in my car in case I need one there has held up well too. And they do a great job of cutting solar glare and protecting my eyes from the sun. I’m a lot happier walking around with a pair of these than an expensive mall-brand of sunglasses, that’s for sure!

After stepping on my really nice Costa sunglasses, and seeing the eye popping prices of a new pair, I decided to give these cheap glasses a try. Honestly I can’t tell the difference between these and Costas. The polarization works great for inland freshwater fishing . They are comfortable, and get the job done. If I step on them by accident or lose them, no big deal. I’ll just buy another pair. I wouldn’t wear these as a fashion statement but they are great for fishing.

Plus too dark for fishing woodland strems--- I returned.

One picture is without the glasses, one is with the glasses. Definitely shows that polarization is a must!

I replaced a pair I had for several years. These are simply the best value fishing glasses on the market. They give great protection, very light and comfortable, no backside glare and surprisingly good optics for the price - I'd say comparable to $150 range sunglasses. Amber lens is perfect for SoCal waters.