High Dollar Sunglasses - Are They Worth It?

High dollar sunglasses - they are about like the connector cables for your new HD TV surround sound system. You need to spend enough on quality cables, but not as much as some of the high dollar cables cost. The sunglass market can be similar. You need to spend more than $100, but not as much as some of the most expensive sunglasses can cost.

Several manufactures make high quality sunglasses and some get way on up there in price. One company provides advantages while keeping the cost down - Solar Bat. These sunglasses are performance tools that provide eye protection from the weather and elements while being on the low to medium end in regards to pricing, without compromising the quality of the product.

Solar Bat lenses are made of polycarbonate - not glass. This gives Dr. Nesty, an Optometrist and founder of Solar Bat, the capability to build lighter weight, almost fog free sunglasses that include many different tints not available in glass.

In the past most of us spent a LOT of money on expensive amber lenses to find the bedding fish in the spring. Try the Mossback Green from Solar Bat and you probably will let your partner use your Amber lenses. Another tint not available in glass is the Mossback Gradient lenses. These lenses give you a combination of Mossback Green on the top 60% of your lenses and a brighter Hi-Con Yellow on the bottom 40%. What the new Mossback Gradient does is it give you good Mossback darkness when looking straight ahead or into the sun and also brightens your view when looking down to tie a knot or find that weigh-point name. This is an unbelievable combination!

When you visit www.solarbat.com, you will see a wide variety of frames for all different face shapes and desires. Ask about Solar Bat the next time you are in your favorite tackle store.

By Rob Jasper
Pro-Staff Coordinator Solar Bat - Texas
www.JASPERFISHING.com