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Learn more ›Take the benefits of polarized lenses and add reading magnification to them to get an outstanding pair of sun readers! The Bridgewater Polarized Bifocal Sun Reader features glare blocking polarized lenses as well as sun protection. The bifocal portions at the bottom of each lens has the magnification of your choosing while the rest of the lens is unmagnified.
Like the durability of the glasses but wasn't aware of the bifocal part being on the outside of the lens, plus the thickness. They look like surgery glasses.
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These are perfect for me. I work in a Control Tower and am constantly looking out into sunlit sky but then down to read flightstrip data and radar information. The tinted reading panels are too dark for that rapid transition . The same is true to a lesser extent, for Bass fishing when referring to electronics, then back to driving the boat and to operating motor vehicles, etc. These small clear reader lenses are perfect for those applications, as well as tiring fishing knots, etc. Much better than if the lens were all across the bottom and tinted.
Bought a pair of these to use while fishing.. I needed the maginification to tie my hooks (I really think it's not my eyes but the fact that they are making the fishing line smaller. ha ha) .. Anyway, I like the look and the tint is just right. rnrnGreat specs!
Love them. After cataract surgery, perfect. Really like that the reader lense has no tint, so easy to read. Fit, quality, look is first class. I have bought many of their product. I'm not usually kind to glasses. I have never had a scratch. I have managed to destroy a couple of pair, but at this price, I just buy more.
Bought because I ride a motorcycle. It is now very easy to read the GPS. I especially like how the bifocal isn't Polarized. Polerized lens make it hard to read a GPS. I'll buy another pair if I see them in my size or maybe another style.
I think these polarized sunglasses are just as good as the $40.00 Fishing sunglasses that I bought.rnI could not decide how I would be able to see the hooks. This was the answer.
I 0have tried many different pair of bi-focal sunglasses for my job as a building inspector. Sunglasses with a separate non tinted magnifying lens are the only glasses I have found to meet my needs for both indoor and outdoor uses. I drive with these glasses on all day, as long as you sit up properly while driving the magnification lenses are below the eye line. The only disadvantage I found with bi-focal sunglasses is the loss of some depth perception at my feet and therefore I remove the glasses when using ladders or walking on uneven ground.
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