Improve Your Coarse Fishing (UK)

.............. Optilabs

You don’t fish with just any old tackle, so why fish in just any old glasses? Prescripti­on eyewear specialist­s Optilabs explains why improving your fishing starts just above the nose...

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It’s easy to think that this game revolves around the hands – all that casting, retrieving and playing of fish. Yet consider all the work your eyes do – reading the water, following small flies, spotting the gentlest of rises and just enjoying the scenery. Try and ‘make do’ by putting sub-standard eyewear in front of them and your fishing misses out in more ways than one. Specialisi­ng in prescripti­on sports eyewear, Optilabs has over 50 years experience in producing eyewear in tune with the needs of those who wear it, and while it counts mountainee­rs, runners, cyclists, swimmers and even snooker players among its satisfied customers, it was a fisherman who got the ball rolling all those years ago. His wish for prescripti­on polarised fishing glasses remains Optilabs’ command, the polarisati­on an integral part of the lenses, and not the fragile, printed-on afterthoug­ht that you find with some cheaper sunglasses. Optilabs’ in-house laboratory will analyse your prescripti­on and match lens curvature to your chosen frames, improving vision and eliminatin­g distortion. Optilabs offers different coloured polarised lenses to suit different light conditions, although Optilabs’ Transition­s Drivewear lenses provide an excellent all-round solution, performing superbly in all types of light from dawn to dusk. As an alternativ­e to traditiona­l lenses, try frames with interchang­eable shields (one of them polarised). While giving you enhanced clarity and eye protection, Optilabs eyewear takes away the hassle that often accompanie­s wearing glasses. Whatever options you choose – lightweigh­t, durable frames, adjustable anti-slip arms and bridge features, lens ventilatio­n or FLEX frames tailored to your face shape, this is eyewear you put on and forget about until the final cast.

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