Looking for a pair of polerized glasses... But don't
Want to spend a fortune... Recommendations please

In reply to Post #1
I have Fortis Bays Switch, works for me. £35 and lens adjusts to light level.

I just picked up a set of O'Neil polarised glasses from M&M direct for about £20 delivered. The frames feel a little flimsy but the polarisation is noticeably better than my previous fox glasses.

In reply to Post #1
Flying Fisherman from Amazon.
I have two pairs of THESE and I'm very happy with them

Flying Fisherman Polarized Sunglasses are one of the best selling glasses in fly fishing shops
for a good reason

In reply to Post #1
Try Eyelevel sunglasses:
eyelevel sunhlasses link

I'm still trying to decide on sunglasses but for definite I want wraps, undecided on side glass or large solid side.

Has anyone used/got/offer a opinion on, the Flying Fisherman Cape Horn or the Scierra Tac by any chance?

Default was the Fortis switch for flexibility but my original wraps are prone to fogging.

In reply to Post #4

I bought the Scierra Tacs in the end, the standard none vented are fine as is for me. I also bought the vented in brown and yellow thinking it might be the same frame but it's not, it has a tighter wrap angle. A few minutes with a hairdryer set to hot and the frame was bent out to a shallower wrap angle and jobs a gooden. The vented were on offer at Gerrys at £14, can't grumble with that.

I'm not sure I'd buy mail order again for glasses. I have a large fit head and a lot of the info you need to see if they're likely to fit isn't listed and you have to ask for it. I'd also like a pair of photochromatic/switch at some point.

Reasonably priced is subjective lol

A lot of sailors swear by these
Never used them myself

https://gb.gillmarine.com/accessories/sunglasses/

Or these
https://www.piratescave.co.uk/search/barz/

In reply to Post #1
Fortis wraps cant be beaten for money.

In reply to Post #11
Been using the clear spot apex for a few weeks now, I can't recommend them enough as they're super light and comfortable, the lenses are superb, absolutely no distortion that i can see and they seem very well made, come supplied with a decent case and bits, lovely little company to deal with too

In reply to Post #1
I got a pair of the Gardner glasses a few months back for silly cheap and they have been absolutely fine

I've used the Fortis isolators for the last year, there the best polarised glasses I've used so far.

In reply to Post #1
Just in case you're tempted by the cheap Savage Gear ones (like I was) - they are terrible, when I compared them to my mates Nash ones, I could see the bottom miles further out with his.