Orvis Superlight Sunglasses Tailout Polarized glasses
Orvis' Superlight series includes a collection of frames with shatter-resistant, polarized lenses made from Polycarbonat. They offer 100% protection from UVA-, UVB- and UVC light. They effectively block both visible light and the light reflected from water surface reducing the aligned, partially polarized glare. These polarized plastic lenses have all the optical qualities needed for fishing. They are also very light, so you can wear theses sunglasses all day long and focus on what's really important: the fishing. All models are delivered with a soft case which can be used to clean the lenses.
The Superlight Tailout with its stylish tortoise frame is suitable in addition to fishing also for various sports activities. For most fishermen amber colored lenses are the best allround choice, for running waters as well as for lakes. They can be used on most days until the last light fades and enhance contrasts, helping you to spot the fish and read the water better.
Details:
- Lightweight polarised sunglasses
- Shatter-resistant lenses
- Lenses: amber
- Frame: tortoise
- 100% UV-protection
- Lens width: 65 mm
- Lens height: 40 mm
- Bridge width: 15 mm
- Temple length: 125 mm
On adh-world we explain how polarized sunglasses work and what to keep in mind when purchasing a new pair.
„Polarized sunglasses play an important role in fly fishing. They not just protect the eye from erred flies or streamers and dangerous uv-radiation, but also reduce glare from the surface and help you spotting fish and reading the water more effectively.“
One of the most traditional brands in the world of fly fishing is undoubtedly Orivs. Founded in 1856 by Charles F. Orvis in Vermont, the American company is one of the most influential and trusted in the scene. From fly rods and reels, to lines, accessories and to apparel, Orvis has the right gear for every situation. We especially like Orvis' commitment to conservation. The company has already donated over $20 million to conservation efforts over the past 25 years - an important contribution to preserving the nature we all love.
