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I have lost a few pair over-board, and that gets expensive. I have to use those croakies floating neophrene sunglass things. They make me look like a nerd (which isn't hard) but I retain more money that can be spent on fishing beers.

fuck 'em. croakies are dank.

I like the optics of Reptlles and Maui Jims.

Reptiles also happen to be super durable, and fit my misshapen head.

all of the old golfers at the country club i once worked at wore maui jim's

Captain, if you need a good pair of binoculars for the boat you could ask Phillies bullpen coach Mick Billmeyer which ones he prefers...

last year i bought my first pair, cheap ass berkley's from walmart for like 8 bucks. this year i went with Edge Eyewear version that the company i work for sells. These fuggers are bad ass. great price, and they're rated as safety glasses too. i prefer the xenon in blue on cloudy days and black on sunny days...i can get these for about 15 bucks a pair, and they're KILLER polarized

Ill put in another vote for the Maui Jim's. I have been wearing them for a long time and i have liked them more then anything i have ever tried. What i really like is they coat the inside of the lens with anti glare stuff so you don't get any reflection off the back of the lens. I have had others too like costa del mars and oakley's but i still like the maui's the best.

I got me a pair of Smith "guides" and native somethings that have really got polarizing. Things is they are well...a little to brown...fuck wish I didn't have to say it. How can anything be too brown. Anyway, next time I'm gonna try out the gray lense instead.