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Learn more ›The benefits of TAC polarized lenses are increased with the Skipper and its magnified reading bifocal lenses. Now, not only can you reduce glare from the sun, but you can read clearly outdoors. Rubberized ear and nosepieces offer comfort.
Great inexpensive polarized readers. Easy to see the fish in the water with the polarized lens and easy to tie fish hooks with the readers. If they droop overboard you are not out $100. excellent purchase
I drive a hundred miles one way to work and fish in Bass Tournaments when I can. The smoke pair I own have become INDISPENSABLE on the road and are a big help on the lake. You're constantly transitioning between road or lake to Instrument's, GPS or whatever. I agree wholeheartedly with another reviewer, that these do NOT look geaky or whatever. My kids and grandkids didn't know I had clear reader until I took them off. That's when it becomes apparent. I've attached a pic and just ordered an Amber pair for the road/lake for those cloudy days but with high brightness. rn
The bifocal area is in sharp contrast to the rest of lens. They make for a very unattractive look when wearing.
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Don't let the product picture put you off. The picture makes it look like the clear part of the glasses will stand out like headlights. I suspect the photo reflects taking the picture against a light, flat background.rnrnWhen worn on your face, your face covered by the glasses is in shadow. The contrast between the clear and dark areas is low. The glasses look a lot less geeky than the photo.rnrnI also note that the clear inserts allow *approximately* 1 inch of width for each inch from the lens. Depending on the material and distance, you may have to move your head side to side where you might not with other bifocals having wider lenses. I think I might find them uncomfortable reading for an hour but reading for a short time might be just fine.
I read by a pool, where the glare is fierce; these are great. They are very lightweight, so one con is that they aren't the sturdiest. But I like the weight, so it's worth being extra careful with them.
As a fisherman two things I need is amber polarized sunglasses and a magnifying lenz tof tie onot tin flys. Well here ya go. These do the job nicely and for under 20 bucks. The polarization is much better than my very expensive prescription glasses with Transitions Vantage (R) with variable polarization which do poorly with cutting the glare on the water. My old fishing buds are going to love these. I hope Readers stocks more styles in these.
When I read the other ratings they were mostly about fishing. However I went ahead and bought these anyway because they seemed to be something I had been looking.rnThis pair of sunglasses with the magnification on the bifocal is really nice. The tint is perfect for driving and when you need to read it is so easy and clear just to her drop your eyes naturally and read what you need to. I will definitely order another pair of these when the time comes to replace.
Wasn't sure how I would like the clear bifocal. But the clarity is amazing . Took them to the beach to read but used them to find shells too.
I would never call these stylish. However, beauty is as beauty does and these things really work well. They are my go to pair for long range driving.
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