What Sunglasses are Best for Sailing or Fishing
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Good quality sunglasses are essential on the water. In this video we cover the 3 things that you need to get the best sunglasses for sailing or fishing.
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Great video Rob packed full of great advice.A sports series is a great idea as I find it fascinating how different lenses are required for different sports.
Yeah I need to find time to follow up on this series!
Love this info also the “fall in the water” sunglasses, polarized lens rock, I didn’t know if these…. Prevalence of blue light and mirrored lenses… That’s lots of information!
Hey Jason, glad you learned something and hope all is good with you
sunglass sinking happens all the time !!! you are absolutly right
Your videos are amazing. I like the details. You never mention of Lindberg in your videos? You don’t recommend them?
They are great but just slightly overrated in my opinion. Same with Silhouette.
Would it be possible to have glasses that are
1. Floatable
2. Adaptive polarized/ brown lense
3. Blue mirrored?
are polaraized lenses waterproof 100%?
Are there any good options for eyewear at a waterpark? i.e. it will get wet, MAY be submerged with the wearer, can accommodate any Zeiss prescription lenses (let's take Photofusion Polarized as an example).
I'd like to take my family to a water park and participate, but there's no way I can function without sunglasses on a sunny day (if I had to pick between prescription and tint, I would pick a tint).
Definitely polarised adaptive sun lenses. It's obviously not good to submerge any glasses but my recommendation would possibly be a Reykjavik Eyes frame as they are titanium so won't corrode (I took mine in the Blue Lagoon in Iceland). Or look at the Dragon H2O series as they are designed for water and float.
Interesting vid. I so remember when my fave sunglasses got knocked off my face when I was sailing, and plopped into the water, never to be seen again. Would you say that glasses best for sailing would be the same as those for skiing?
Hi Gill, yes, usually there is a crossover between the two. Other than goggles which help more with the wind, sunglasses like I described in this video would probably be best for Skiing.
I Will work as a captain for three smaller passenger ships/ferrys in april. I have one more preferenser… I would like to find glasses that is not a mirror. To build trust among passengers I would like them to be able to see my eyes. Is that possible?
Yeah! Adaptive Sun Polarised would be your best bet - super dark and protective outside in bright sun, but if you step inside the ship, or if the sun goes away, they will lighten up and you can still see. If you'd like a pair, email us hello@thespectaclefactory.com
What glasses were you recommending in this video, that includes all your recommendations?
Ready made? Or custom with prescription?
@@thespectaclefactory either, but preferably without a prescription. I have a prescription, but I can also wear contacts. Progressive prescription in sunglasses can be a bit disorienting because the lens are typically shaped. In addition to sailing I would like to wear them for tennis and paddle unless inappropriate. What make and model were you recommending in the vide that had a combination of progressive brown polarized lens with a blue reflective coating? It sounds like you were saying, Julbo, correct? But what model? Also, ideally also with a hydrophobic coating.
@@JohnHennessey The Waterman by Maui Jim configured with Blue Hawaii lens is pretty amazing - www.mauijim.com/GB/en_GB/shop/sunglasses/wrap/waterman?variantCode=H410-26M but all that is missing is the photochromic. I do think the best option would be to configure a Julbo (or alternative) frame with Zeiss Adaptive Sun Polarised + Blue mirror. Cost would be around £350 and they would be perfect. Would you like me to help you select a frame? If so please email me via rob@thespectaclefactory.com
What was the sunglasses you had there with you. I can’t hear the name you were saying
Sounds like your saying duel boss?
Julbo
Why don’t you have information on the sunglasses in your video?
What information do you need?
I don’t understand his accent. He says “These mumble sunglasses are a fantastic example of a good pair of fishing or sailing sunglasses”. Does anyone know what he is saying? Is he telling us the brand of glasses cause I’m super curious?
The accent is from the northern part of the UK. he sounds to me. .
Sorry for bullying you 😥
Don't worry about it Mel haha