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\nUp to 2000-s I did not think about the necessity of any glasses on fishing, and I just did not like glasses from the sun. And I learned about the usefulness of polarizing glasses in fishing from some magazine article, I thought about it, but I was rather cool and skeptical about this information. But the fact that the faces of famous athletes and experts in the field of fishing and in particular spinning more and more often began to appear on the pages of various publications in such glasses, and on the Internet was the same picture, all this confirmed that it is probably worth to be concerned about buying such accessories. Using the recommendations of the already existing at that time methodicals, I went to choose my first polarizing (what a tricky word) glasses. The set of rules of their choice has not changed since then, in general, and it is reduced to four basic postulates:<\/p>\n
1. choose glasses specifically for fishing;<\/p>\n
2. choose glasses from a well-known manufacturer and, if possible, check their authenticity;<\/p>\n
3. choose a suitable color of lenses (filters) and check their work;<\/p>\n
4. try on the selected goggles.<\/p>\n
Why exactly for fishing? Simply because the market is full of such products, and glasses with polarization can be of different purposes.<\/strong><\/em> At any bazaar you can inexpensively buy all sorts of beautiful glasses with a sticker Polarized.<\/p>\nMany of these crafts even have polarization, and it seems that this is what you need, and cheap. But any thing serves exactly as long as it is paid for. There is no magic in technology. Most often it will be general-purpose glasses, and if they have any relation to the real manufacturer, then in their passport or at least on one of the stickers you can find a note like “Glare Protection”, i.e. for the beach. In other words, despite the presence of polarizing filters (if you are lucky), these glasses will have a minimum of everything, and this is low resistance to shocks and abrasive impact, and a small margin of overall strength of the design as a whole and its individual elements.<\/strong><\/em> In essence, such things are disposable products based on the cheapest and available for production of materials with a limited period of validity, in essence created for a single trip to the beach or on vacation to the resort, followed by their disposal there, painlessly enough for any purse. That’s why decent fishing equipment stores do not sell such glasses, but offer glasses designed specifically for fishing, that is, from durable materials, with elaborate protection from various natural factors, and all this from proven worthy manufacturers. Of course, the price for them will be somewhat higher, and in the case of expensive brands seriously higher, but the quality of their filters and durability is also incomparable with disposable products.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/fishproguide.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/d0bed187d0bad0b8-d0b4d0bbd18f-d180d18bd0b1d0bed0bbd0bed0b2d0b0-d0bad0b0d0ba-d0b7d0b0d189d0b8d182d0b8d182d18c-d0b7d180d0b5d0bdd0b8d0b5_66c9c54f548d6.jpeg\")
<\/span><\/p>\nGlasses for fishing should be resistant to abrasive impact<\/em><\/p>\n
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