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Spotters Sunglasses Buying Guide
Find the perfect pair of fishing sunglasses for your fishing adventures with our comprehensive guide of Spotters sunglasses. From understanding different lenses to exploring frame shapes, explore our guide on finding the ideal pair of Spotters sunglasses for comfort, fit and style.
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Welcome to the ultimate fit guide for Spotters sunglasses where we help guide you through different shapes, fits and lens categories to enhance your fishing adventures. Renowned for their exceptional designs and cutting-edge technology, Spotters have continued to dominate the adventure market with their technologically advanced materials and engineering to create the perfect pair of sunglasses that ensure the rigours of Australia's toughest environments. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore various lens types and categories as well as different fits and shapes to suit your unique preferences.
Lens & Categories
Australia has some of the harshest UV radiation in the world, that’s why Spotters have created the most exceptional lens technology that includes 100% polarisation to ensure full glare reduction as well as protection from UVA and UVB radiation. Fishing usually involves spending extended periods in bright and reflective environments, so optimal eye protection is essential to enhance your fishing experience. Quality fishing sunglasses will enhance your ability to see beneath the water's surface and spot fish whilst allowing you to stay focused and increase your fishing success.
This comes down to different lens colours and technologies that will improve visibility whilst caring for your eye health. Spotters specialises in a range of performance lens colours that range from photochromic glass lenses to mirrored and solid-coloured glass lenses that are scratch-resistant, to maximise your fishing experience to its full potential. All Spotters frames are fitted with polarised lenses. So, whether you’re a casual fisherman or an experienced angler, we’ll take you through the different types of lenses and benefits so you can enjoy your day on the water with optical clarity.
Photochromic Lenses
Halide, Penetrator, Carbon and Xtreme Lenses
Photochromic lenses will automatically adjust to different light conditions based on your surroundings. As well as providing optimal UV coverage, photochromic sunglasses with brown or amber tints enhance colour and contrast for increased depth perception. Spotters have created an exclusive range of photochromic lenses that have been triple-activated by a combination of general light, UV and temperature for a truly exceptional visual experience.
Halide Lenses
For amazing depth perception and increased colour contrast, brown-tinted lenses deliver sharper and clearer vision that makes it easy to spot changes in the water, whilst protecting your eyes from harsh surface glare. Spotters have created two revolutionary photochromic glass lenses that are ideal for those with extreme sensitivities to high-glare situations or bright lights.
The Halide glass lenses were crafted as the world’s darkest photochromic glass lens that offers a high contrast copper tint that makes everything much clearer and distortion-free, whilst adjusting to different light settings. This lens was specifically crafted to withstand Australia’s harshest conditions and deliver exceptional depth perception of the water for a truly outstanding visual experience.
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