Polarized and nonpolarized sunglasses and lenses

Choosing sunglasss can be a tough decision, because of the many different styles and lens types. Look through the following brands of sunglasses to see which ones suit you. Remember to keep in mind the factors described in the posts below.

Useful Information on Sunglasses and Polarization

Prescription Sunglasses

Being nearsighted can be a real pain. When I am wearing glasses (vision glasses), I can't wear my sunglasses, which makes life difficult when I am driving in my car. Although my glasses are transitions, they don't work in the car since the car windows block out the UV light that activates the tint on the transition lense. The sun shines down in my... [Read more of this review]

Smith Optics Prophet sunglasses

The Prophet sunglass by Smith Optics offers a new alternative to the Method sunglasses. These sunglasses can be worn by both men and women, and stay in place very well due to the Megol temple accents. If you like sunglasses with good coverage, these sunglasses are a good choice. These sunglasses have become very popular, and provide a very unique... [Read more of this review]

Oakley Jawbone Transition sunglasses

I recently have been looking into the Oakley Jawbone Transition sunglasses as a good sunglass to purchase.  The thing I like the most about it is the ease of lens swapping.  It is specifically engineered to make lens changing simple, since the lower part of  the frame opens.  This is good for when I change from amber fishing lenses, to casual... [Read more of this review]

Cleaning your sunglasses, what is safe and unsafe to use

Sunglasses can be a precious investment when you buy a high quality pair that is good quality and has good aesthetic value.  Because most of us value our sunglasses, and decent ones tend to be more expensive (I discussed this issue in an earlier post) it is important to take good care of your sunglasses.  It is important to have a good case if you... [Read more of this review]

What color lens should I buy for my polarized sunglasses? (ie gray or amber)

Choosing the color of the lens is about more than just aesthetics.   Knowing how each color will affect your vision is important for optimizing its utility for your specific purpose.  For example, I personally like to use amber lenses because it enhances contrast and detail when I am fishing.  There is naturally something called "blue haze" that... [Read more of this review]