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Old March 10th, 2007, 08:40 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Rodney Long
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johnval1 wrote:

What color lenses did you get?


Well I got two, one is light blue, the other is a dark amber, the light
ones have been awesome for cloudy days, letting me see under the water,
but they are a bit light for me in bright sunny days, although they
still let you see under water fine, just things are too bright. I think
I should have gotten the dark blue for sunny days, but I have gotten
used to the ambers now, they sure make the surface of the water
disappear. I'm just used to dark blue or green sun glasses.

These sure are better than the H3O's I was wearing.

As far as cost, they cost what a good pair of prescription glasses would
cost, I think my eyes and my fishing, are worth that much :-)

They also offer them in prescription by the way.




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