Want the Best Polarized Fishing Sunglasses?
Simply Avoid this Lens Color Flaw

For a long time I was confused myself.

But after scouring through countless articles and videos on fishing sunglasses, I finally discovered...

Why choosing the right fishing sunglasses is so frustrating (and what to do about it).

It's because of an embarrassing limitation all lens colors have:

Lens colors are completely unable to adapt to light changes.

Not big a deal? Far from it.

In fact, many anglers waste weeks on Google and YouTube, desperately looking for the 'best' lens color...

Until They Realize This...

All fishing sunglasses are limited to either low-light (amber, rose, yellow) or sunny conditions (brown, copper, gray).

Why is this a problem?

Because...

Even in sunny California and Australia, light conditions change over the course of the day.

Let alone places like the UK and Northern Europe, where the weather changes faster than the weather forecast. 

In other words: 

Spending your hard-earned money on fishing sunglasses that only work half the day is a bad idea.

This is why my team and set out to develop a new color lens that would eliminate this limitation once and for all.

So what is the secret?

I'm talking about polarized fishing sunglasses that select the right lens tint for you.

This FluidTint lens technology is a game-changer because...

You simply can't go wrong.

In other words...

You'll always have the best lens tint—even if you don't know anything about lens colors.

Let me explain.

Here’s the deal:

Only amber and copper can supercharge polarization.

Why is that?

Because amber and copper prevent 100% of the sun's high-energy blue light from entering your eyes.

You see...

Blue light tends to scatter inside the eye, making it difficult to focus.

The result?

Our eyes' ciliary muscle have to constantly work overtime, causing headaches and blurred vision.

But...

Thanks to Amber and Copper...

Everything appears sharper, crisper, and more defined. Colors pop and fish have no way to hide.

Imagine, the moment you put on your Sanofans:

All glare vanishes from the water surface, fish stand out from the ground, and your eyes feel comfortable and relaxed.

What's best: 

You never have to worry about lens colors anymore, because Sanofans always choose the best tint for you.

Let me tell you a little-known fact:

Other lens colors (including gray) are uncapable of supercharging polarization.

Why?

Because they allow blur-inducing blue light to hit your eyes completely unfiltered.

The only exception is a yellow lens tint.

Unfortunately, yellow lenses have a rather large drawback:

Yellow lenses are good at increasing contrast, but poor at removing glare.

How’s that?

All polarization filters make lenses darker, which is unacceptable for very light lenses. 

As a workaround, yellow lenses often come with a weaker form of polarization that is less dark but leaks reflective light rays.

What About Mirror Coatings?

First off, a mirror coating in silver, blue, or green is not a lens color, but just a thin layer on top of the actual lens. 

Their main purpose is to cut out even more sunlight, which makes them uncomfortable to wear in low-light situations like dawn, dusk, and on overcast days.

Also, shiny mirror coatings are naturally prone to scratches.

This is why pro anglers swear by amber and copper lenses…

Fly fishing legend, book author and podcast host Tom Rosenbauer doesn't beat around the bush:

The good folks at Orvis agree: