[reel cowboy]

Originally Posted by shortbus

As soon as I buy 300 dollar pair of sunglasses, I will scratch the lens, drop them, step on them, or set them down and leave them. It happens every time.

That is a nonissue, with the high level of service you get. My wife broke a set of frames and in 5 days she had a new pair of glasses, it cost us $65.00 w/ shipping. I scratched a lense and they sent me a new pair for free.
Buy some on Ebay, they are still covered under their lifetime warranty.
I don't mean to brow beat you about it but you will not catch fish you can not see.

[shortbus]

You convinced me and I tried to buy a pair of Costa Del Mar Fluid Sunglasses with two pair of lenses for 96.00 on Ebay but it wouldn't let me. It kept saying item is unavailable or has been sold already. It said they had two in stock (buy it now) but wouldn't let me.

I'm gonna try it again when I get home tomorrow.

[Stan Wright]

Well, what ever you do... please bring some kind of polorized sunglasses. Nothing drives me crazy as my friends trying to spot the fish while site fishing... and not wanting to wear polorized glasses. Drives me crazy.

[Coach Duff]

I am a Smith Optics guy all the way. I believe in glass and do not believe in plastics or polycarbonates at all. One mistake anglers make when buying sunglasses is buying them on someone else's recommendation. Everyone's eyes are different. One angler may like copper, another brown and a third grey for the same conditions. I think it is a good idea to go to a shop and try on the sunglasses and then look outside in bright light conditions at the very least, checking the clarity of the greens before you buy them. What works for me may not work for you and vice versa. Just a thought. Captain Duff

[oucorry]

Good point Coach Duff!