In reply to Post #15
I looked at so many sites I cant find the original one
I did find one American fishing page that found Deet based insect repellent is also a highly effective fish repellent
I looked at so many sites I cant find the original one
I did find one American fishing page that found Deet based insect repellent is also a highly effective fish repellent
In reply to Post #17
In reply to Post #16
Done well in France absolutely caked in deet so it hasn't repelled fish for me .Also I have some mauriJim's and the only difference is they are super light and great to wear and look good i only have them because they were free .Polarised is polarised IE reflected glare eliminated so to say mirrored increases that is bollox and a sales pitch .I manufacture lenses and the constant chite spoke about lenses is amusing .For fishing just get a cheap polarised wrap to suit light conditions grey for when bright brown or amber for low light .Some wraps if really tight to your face don't need a fancy back surface ar coat .Opticians generally don't know much about lenses but have plenty of sales knowledge .Half the time when I do lenses for them I find myself having to do their job properly for them by changing the dispense .Every single day I have to query orders and advise .I must have 20 pairs of glasses and sunglasses even my varifocals are polarised but I would say my mauri,s are my favourite purely because I don't know I have them on and nothing else but I wouldnt pay £200 for them out of my own pocket .
Done well in France absolutely caked in deet so it hasn't repelled fish for me .Also I have some mauriJim's and the only difference is they are super light and great to wear and look good i only have them because they were free .Polarised is polarised IE reflected glare eliminated so to say mirrored increases that is bollox and a sales pitch .I manufacture lenses and the constant chite spoke about lenses is amusing .For fishing just get a cheap polarised wrap to suit light conditions grey for when bright brown or amber for low light .Some wraps if really tight to your face don't need a fancy back surface ar coat .Opticians generally don't know much about lenses but have plenty of sales knowledge .Half the time when I do lenses for them I find myself having to do their job properly for them by changing the dispense .Every single day I have to query orders and advise .I must have 20 pairs of glasses and sunglasses even my varifocals are polarised but I would say my mauri,s are my favourite purely because I don't know I have them on and nothing else but I wouldnt pay £200 for them out of my own pocket .
In reply to Post #1
Currently using Precision Angling Wensum over glasses. they have performed very well.
I did have an issue with a newer pair of the above where the lens was slightly dented and made me feel as if I'd been on the Stella!
Currently using Precision Angling Wensum over glasses. they have performed very well.
I did have an issue with a newer pair of the above where the lens was slightly dented and made me feel as if I'd been on the Stella!
In reply to Post #19
Where do you stand on lens colours? Do you think there's an advantage in having multiple colours or is it just tint levels that make the difference?
Where do you stand on lens colours? Do you think there's an advantage in having multiple colours or is it just tint levels that make the difference?
In reply to Post #21
Ehm, I think it actually depends on many other factors. I'm the person that pays more attention to the tint levels. I mean, that's what really matters to me. I mentioned that getting multiple colors doesn't always work for me, especially when I'm driving. Actually, when I have multiple color lenses while driving on a sunny day, they don't help me at all! And to be honest, that's pretty terrible. Mostly I buy all of my glasses from mojo glasses as they have a lot of great options, and you can even get prescription glasses from them.
Ehm, I think it actually depends on many other factors. I'm the person that pays more attention to the tint levels. I mean, that's what really matters to me. I mentioned that getting multiple colors doesn't always work for me, especially when I'm driving. Actually, when I have multiple color lenses while driving on a sunny day, they don't help me at all! And to be honest, that's pretty terrible. Mostly I buy all of my glasses from mojo glasses as they have a lot of great options, and you can even get prescription glasses from them.