Sunglasses Korda

Polarising sunglasses are perhaps the most important item of tackle that you can own, as they cut down glare to allow you to see your quarry as they move around below the surface. The Classics, as more→you would expect, are a traditional design which has stood the tests of time and is still regarded as being fashionable, as well as being very functional with large lens and very comfortable to wear. They feature a stylish tortoiseshell frame and with our 0.75 brown lenses – these are a slightly thinner lens than is found on the original Classics and is reflected in the lower price. These glasses offer great performance but at a very affordable price. They come supplied in a drawstring bag wh…

Polarising sunglasses are perhaps the most important item of tackle that you can own, as they cut down glare to allow you to see your quarry as they move around below the surface.  The Ronnies, hav more→e taken the visual aspect a little further by reducing the size of the frame at the bottom of the lens to maximise vision when looking down.  As with all Korda sunglasses they must still look good as well as being very functional and comfortable to wear and these Ronnies tick all the boxes. The arms are constructed from wood, giving them a premium look and feel, whilst increasing strength and sustainability. To finish them off a subtle Korda logo is printed on the end of the arms. There ar…

Polarising sunglasses are perhaps the most important item of tackle that you can own, as they cut down glare to allow you to see your quarry as they move around below the surface.  The Ronnies, hav more→e taken the visual aspect a little further by reducing the size of the frame at the bottom of the lens to maximise vision when looking down.  As with all Korda sunglasses they must still look good as well as being very functional and comfortable to wear and these Ronnies tick all the boxes. The arms are constructed from wood, giving them a premium look and feel, whilst increasing strength and sustainability. To finish them off a subtle Korda logo is printed on the end of the arms. There ar…