FishGillz™ fishing sunglasses float without the use of any straps, cords or pads which can restrict your vision. Our fishing sunglasses have ultra-light frames that only weigh 1/2 of an ounce, which makes them the most comfortable polarized sunglasses on the market today.
View Our Frame Styles Floating Frame Technology
FishGillz™ fishing sunglasses float without the use of any straps, cords or bulky pads which can restrict your vision, and the ultra-light frames are the most comfortable on the market today.
Our salt water, fade resistant frames are tough and durable, and at 1/2 ounce, provide maximum comfort when spending long hours out in the sun.
Fishgillz ™ were originally created for water related sports, but because of their light weight, wrap around frames and distortion free lenses, they can be used for any and all other types of sporting activities.
Best of all they're affordable. From under $50.00 per pair and a full, no questions asked MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
Fishing Sunglasses
FishGillz polarized fishing sunglasses are the ultimate pair of sunglasses. Our polarized sunglasses are crafted with rugged frame construction and can withstand the most extreme impact absorption and the toughest everyday use. FishGillz polarized sunglasses have American Made, 3M lenses which provide amazing visual clarity and ultimate glare reduction, which makes them idea for site fishing or viewing underwater structure. FishGillz polarized fishing sunglasses weigh an incredibly light 1/2 of an ounce, which makes them the most comfortable pair of polarized sunglasses available on the market today. Our floating, fishing sunglasses have a sleek, wrap around sports frame, that completely protects the corners of your eyes from damaging UV rays and intense sunlight. When choosing fishing sunglasses, polarized lenses are a must have for your fishing trip. FishGillz uses a multi-layer, scratch resistant polarized lens. Our polarized sunglasses have a high performance, non-slip sports frame which insures your floating sunglasses will not slip or slide off your face during extreme activity. FishGillz " Gator Grip " temple locks insure a snug comfortable fit while fishing or participating in your favorite sporting activity. Our polarized sunglasses have front loading polarized lenses that will not be forced back onto your eyes in case of impact. Our frame styling ensures that the frame will hit the ground before the lens, which dramatically reduces the chances of scratching.
Quality sunglasses that refuse to sink. Fishgillz™ are tough on the sun and easy on the wallet! BUY HERE
Enter Our Free Prize Drawing and win a pair of FishGillz sunglasses and a FishGillz T-Shirt!
($115.00 Value)
We respect your privacy, your email address is used to notify you if you win our drawing for a pair of free fishing sunglasses and for occasional updates on FishGillz floating sunglasses products. You can unsubscribe easily at any time.
Fishing Sunglasses -What to Look For
Everyone knows that polarized lenses are important for fishing. What other features should I look for when choosing a pair of Fishing Sunglasses?
Comfort
When choosing your pair of polarized sunglasses, consider getting a very light weight frame that does not put pressure points on the side of your temples or bridge of your nose. Since fishermen spend long hours in the sun, sometimes from sun-up to sundown, comfort is a very important factor to consider. Bulky, uncomfortable sunglasses can be annoying when wearing polarized sunglasses for six hours or more at a time. Heavy frames that do not fit properly can also leave red, irritating marks on the bridge of your nose.
Fishing Sunglasses -Non -Slip Frames
Another factor to consider when choosing your polarized sunglasses is choosing a pair of non-slip frames that will not slip or slide off your face. This can be very annoying when you have to constantly be adjusting or pushing your polarized sunglasses back onto your face. When choosing your polarized sunglasses, try to find a pair that has a curvature that conforms to the shape of your face, or has the flexibilty in the frames where they can be adjusted for a perfect fit.
Fishing Sunglasses - Peripheral Vision
It's important to be able to see easily in all directions when wearing your polarized sunglasses. A lot of fishermen today have high powered fishing or bass boats that can travel at speeds of 70 MPH or more. When traveling at these high speeds, it's very important to have 100% peripheral vision to see other boats coming from all directions. Polarized sunglasses that have limited vision can be dangerous when traveling at high speeds. Also, good peripheral vision is important when searching for schools of fish or dolphin when ocean fishing. When choosing your polarized sunglasses, make sure you get a pair that has a wrap around type frame that provides 100% peripheral vision.
Durability
Another factor that fishermen tend to ignore when choosing fishing sunglasses is durability of the frames, especially the finish. A good pair of polarized sunglasses should have a UV resistant coating on the frames, which will protect them from the intense sunlight that they are exposed to every day. Moreover, a good pair of polarized sunglasses should have a salt-water fade resistant barrier. Around water your polarized sunglasses can be exposed to these elements, especially abrasive salt water, so having a durable finish is important.
Floating Feature
Most boaters and anglers have dropped expensive polarized sunglasses overboard only to watch them sink to the bottom, so having a pair of polarized sunglasses with a floating feature is another important benefit. There are various floating polarized sunglasses on the market, but look for a pair that float without the use of foam pads or other types of attached floatation devices. Pads that are glued to the insides of the frames can be bulky or cumbersome and at times can restrict vision. Also over time, the foam pads that are glued to the inside of the frames can peel or fall off after being exposed to water too many times. Good quality polarized sunglasses will have an actual floating frame, that does not need any additional floatation devices to make them float in the event that they get dropped in the water.
Cost
Sunglasses today can be very costly, especially if buying some of the more well known name brands. If you have a tendency to lose things, or tend not to put your fishing sunglasses in their case, you may want to consider buying a lower priced pair of fishing sunglasses. Some of the more expensive pair of polarized sunglasses can cost between $200-$300 per pair or even more, so cost is another factor to consider when choosing your fishing sunglasses.
