Sunglass's over glasses

[fullcreel]

I'm thinking of buy some sunglasses that go over the normal specs, wondering if nayones tried these, or got any esperiences.
http://www.sportfish.co.uk/product/s...h-fish-finders

[NICK R]

I use these mate

fantastic for the money
And half price

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rod-hutchinson...item3a58a8954e

[barbel master]

they look good. you could buy some prescription sunglasses but there abit expensive,

or wear contact lenses like me

[fullcreel]

I have pescription poloroids, dammed expensive, was looking for something on alnyard that I can take on and off, and still have normal specs on. Too sqeamish for contacts.

[JustMark]

I was looking at some over specs polarisers the other day on Ebay. They are around £7. However, found some clip-on polarisers at Trago for £2.99.

These are probably better for me because looking through the camera with two sets of polarising is wierd to say the least

[barbelblanker]

I got a pair of fox overglasses for around £30. In three weeks I won't be needing them as I am going under the laser after too many years of double glazing. The fox glasses were great but the sweating meant that everything was just steaming up.

[fullcreel]

Thats an interesting point, steaming up. I like the side panals on the sportfish ones.
Will have to think about this.

[NICK R]

Originally Posted by barbelblanker

I got a pair of fox overglasses for around £30. In three weeks I won't be needing them as I am going under the laser after too many years of double glazing. The fox glasses were great but the sweating meant that everything was just steaming up.

Never had that problem

[barbelblanker]

I just found that the glasses pushed my normal ones too close to my face and they were prone to steaming up. That and the fact that I was probably too hot:) Once they are not steamed up they were really good.