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Posted by: Acipenser Posted on: Oct 7^th, 2022 at 4:37pm	Quote
This is a great idea. Thanks for posting.

Posted by: solotripper
Posted on: Oct 2^nd, 2022 at 5:29am

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I use my tinted cheaters as fishing glasses. There not polarized but I've compared them with polarized fishing glasses and I didn't see that big of difference?

If you want to go the polarized route, you could do this?

Buy these polarized fishing glasses AND the cheater stick-on. Together your looking at about $35 which isn't very much. They have other polarized sunglasses you could do the same with but these are the cheapest.

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Posted by: arnesr
Posted on: Oct 2^nd, 2022 at 3:21am

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When you get up in the morning and the light it hurts your head
The first thing you do when you get up out of bed
Is hit that streets a-runnin' and try to beat the masses
And go get yourself some cheap sunglasses! Cheesy

These look like a great idea. I wonder if you can get them with polarized lenses for fishing. Ever since I had Lasik a few years ago I have struggled seeing up close, but have been putting off getting cheaters. I might have to check these out.

Posted by: solotripper
Posted on: Sep 30^th, 2022 at 7:58pm

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Those tinted bi-focal safety glasses work well for fishing too. I've had many people comment on them.
They see the adjustable temples/silicon no-slip nose piece and they think I paid big bucks for them. Grin

I let the try them on and when I tell them they were about $15 they can't believe it. At that price you can bring a couple on a canoe trip, keep a pair in every vehicle. I like the Radian brand but there are others about the same price but I can't personally vouch for them.

Posted by: portage dog Posted on: Sep 30^th, 2022 at 7:04pm	Quote
Bi-Golly that's pretty cool ST! pd

Posted by: solotripper
Posted on: Sep 30^th, 2022 at 5:47pm

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I need to wear reading glasses. I don't wear your standard sun glasses. I wear Bi-Focal Tinted Safety glasses. Something like this. Rugged and if you lose/break a pair its not a big deal. 99.9% UV protection.

Sometimes you want/need reader lenses but you want them for glasses you already have. I bought these to adapt my target shooting tinted glasses.
Nice to have options.

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