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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Thanks James. I am looking at these as mainly fishing glasses so how they perform outside of that isn't a big issue.
    Your Smiths are photochromatic? or are you saying the ones you have are too dark? I see Spotter have a photochromatic lens option but I have never used that sort of lens before.
    https://www.completeangler.co.nz/spo...s-13046?page=3
    For fishing these cant be beaten https://smithoptics.co.nz/collection.../guides-choice

    Im getting these in black, blue mirror glass lens https://smithoptics.co.nz/collection...41548162826380

    Pretty lucky my mates gets them at a hell discount

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Thanks James. I am looking at these as mainly fishing glasses so how they perform outside of that isn't a big issue.
    Your Smiths are photochromatic? or are you saying the ones you have are too dark? I see Spotter have a photochromatic lens option but I have never used that sort of lens before.
    https://www.completeangler.co.nz/spo...s-13046?page=3
    Yes photochromic with Techlite Polarchromic lenses. Not a fan of the polycarbonate Chromapop.
    I'd probably buy Spotters again over the Smiths. I had a pair that were stolen. I bought my last pair of Spotters direct from Australia and the service was fantastic. Even threw in a free cap. The Smith's are maybe a little lighter. I've also some Ray Bans that are fantastic for every day wearing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Reviving an old thread here as after 3 years I still haven't decided what I want/need.
    A question for those that may know, How do the photochromatic ones stack up? They've gotta be a good idea eh?
    Very, very surprised you didn't go for Bunji's recommendation.

    Anyway, here's another recommendation for you: https://www.sungod.co/en-nz/shop/sunglasses/renegades

    A few different styles, but you can choose frame and lense colour to suit. The best thing is you can just order each part individually, e.g. scratched a lens, you can just buy the individual lens instead of a whole new pair. Great quality glasses and mine have taken a hammering.
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    Vuarnet sunglasses

    Made in France. Glass lenses. The best sunnies I’ve ever worn. The clarity is amazing. The price tag isn’t haha. Can be a little front heavy with the lenses they use.

    A cheaper option which I went to after mine got stolen are Otis. Glass lenses also. Thrashed a pair for the last 5 years and am my now up for a lense replacement because the little one pulled them off my head onto a tile floor and smashed one side.
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    I have gone away from Maui Jims, the support after purchase is a fn joke. Just ordered some Smiths
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    Nice. Shame I don't have a discount contact
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Nice. Shame I don't have a discount contact
    Got my last pair of smiths on the airpoints shop so just funny money.

    Guides choice, very happy with them

    Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
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    No shit in Australia blue water
    Maui Jim's, can give u model #
    In nz for trout tried 4 pairs
    Smiths chroma ignitors
    Any polarized will spot fish , lower light , ahit conditions , they work better than anything else , check my posts on trout thread
    I only post 1of 2 out of 10
    The difference is seeing em at low light
    I'm not availiated to them, paid full price

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    Smiths rulez

 

 

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