FortisEyewear Wraps Polarised Fishing Sunglasses with UV Protection, Anti-Glare

These are great sunglasses for general use and driving. The addition of the side panels make them very good for stray light coming in from the sides. They are light weight and very comfortable.However the description is a little confusing. Just be aware that the frames for the Amber and Brown lenses are Black.The Black has Amber lenses for low light and the Brown has surprisingly Brown lenses but also Black frames. The description would have been better if it contained the lens colour. I ended up with the wrong lens colour but have now also bought the correct version for me as they are really good sunglasses.

I purchased two pairs of these glasses for myself and my son to take with us on a week long fly fishing holiday and although I wasn’t 100% convinced that they were going to be any good after reading some of the reviews but I can honestly say that both my son and myself were 100% impressed by them. They eliminated all glare off the water and you could see the fish in the river probably helped that we were fishing in Scotland and the water was extremely clear and even after wearing for many hours both of us agreed they were very comfortable. Both of us would highly recommend these glasses for fishing and the price was reasonable too and were delivered very quickly 👍🏻

I already had the fortis essentials with amber lens so had some comfy in this brand. These are very slightly larger and have brown lenses and ‘side lenses’ which probably give better eye protection. The bifocal part of the lens works well and make it much easier to attach flies (I’d started struggling with my near vision but it’s much easier with these). Distance viewing is quite clear and the polarisation enables me to see fish tail swatting dry flies and aborting rises which is a particularly useful clue that something needs tweaking with the fly or leader.. I have a larger than average head so these could be improved with a slightly longer arm so they could sit a smidge further away from the eyes, and I’d perhaps raise the height of the bifocal section a little so that I wasn’t having to look at quite such a sharp downward angle to the knot. All in all though these are comfortable and effective.

There are some expensive polarised glasses on the market but I didn't want to spend the earth. For the money these are great value. I've tested them out and you can see through the water and spot fish. You also get a bonus case and cleaning cloth to protect them, for me this is important because I'm always breaking things when I'm fishing. They are a good fit for the average person but if they have an above average head (Harry Maguire) then I would avoid them. Good protection and value for money

I do a lot of lure fishing and soon came to realise that you can miss fish you didn't even know we're following the lure. With these, under the right conditions, you see loads more under the water. I will often see a pike follow, then turn away. But then after a couple more casts I get it. If I hadn't seen it I would probably have moved on to another spot and missed it. You might get better ones for a more money, but I'm not paying silly money for glasses that get broken or lost easily. For the money these are easily the best of the cheap ones. These are my 2nd pair after I lost the first pair. After looking for them for weeks I bought this pair. Then the other pair turned up literally as these were dispatched. But they are so good I've kept them as a spare pair.

I have used the for a while and I am very happy with them. They work really well when looking into the water, they are comfortable and wrap around to provide a great line of sight.

I’m pretty rough with all my fishing stuff so didn’t want to spend a fortune on glass so theses are just the job

I can see a lot clearer when fishing. Only down side is that they hurt my ears after a few hours. I just tuck the arms into my hat and they’re fine then.