QUAKEnSHAKE
Oakley Beginner
Yesterday planned to find Pit Bulls that fit and finally did after visiting three Sunglass Huts and trying on 8 of them. One thing I noticed on a few of these (at least one at each store) was the right stem was a bit loose with slight up/down movement. The ones I bought the movement not there. I bought Pit Bull - Black with Black Iridium Polarized lens. They fit quite well with just a very slight snugness. This should be helpful in the heat/humidity to prevent slipping, will see. They give complete coverage up over my brows and nice seal on corners at least an inch from my eyes which is good so no light gets in. I have a thin nose but yet the nose-pads touched fine. There is just a sight opening inside corners where nose meet cheeks.
These will serve a dual purpose everyday use and for fishing 3-4 times a week. I went fishing this morning and they performed as I though they would GREAT! I was out for four hours and never once did they slip or even move a millimeter, they just stayed put. The polarization worked as it should. I was spotting fish seeing submerged tree limbs and underwater weed growth very well. The first fish I caught, not a big one, was about 40 feet away under a fallen tree limb. I spotted the fish tossed the lure right to it and saw the fish turn grab the lure and FISH ON! What impressed me even more, as you see in the picture with the fish, it was an overcast day and these B.I.P. lens get dark but still allowed great visual under the water. It will be “OFF THE HOOK” on a sunny day with this lakes clear water and PIT BULL sunglasses.
Here are a few pics and a pic next to my Wardens
These will serve a dual purpose everyday use and for fishing 3-4 times a week. I went fishing this morning and they performed as I though they would GREAT! I was out for four hours and never once did they slip or even move a millimeter, they just stayed put. The polarization worked as it should. I was spotting fish seeing submerged tree limbs and underwater weed growth very well. The first fish I caught, not a big one, was about 40 feet away under a fallen tree limb. I spotted the fish tossed the lure right to it and saw the fish turn grab the lure and FISH ON! What impressed me even more, as you see in the picture with the fish, it was an overcast day and these B.I.P. lens get dark but still allowed great visual under the water. It will be “OFF THE HOOK” on a sunny day with this lakes clear water and PIT BULL sunglasses.
Here are a few pics and a pic next to my Wardens
