Sunglasses poliaroid "Bajio" Vega glass lenses

Sunglasses poliaroid "Bajio" Vega glass lenses 

Named for Alejandro, Vega Cruz, AKA “Sandflea,” the Grandfather of fly fishing on the Yucatan’s Isla Holbox. The large frame Vega can help you spot giant 200-pound tarpon rolling in by the hundreds all day without weighing you down thanks to the strong yet lightweight bio-based frames.

Offering a bold, squared, high coverage 8-base wrap design with wide temples to block sidelight and protect eyes from the sun. Vega puts you in a veritable cocoon ready to laser focus on the task at hand. Bajío’s polarized, color-enhancing lenses with proprietary blue light-blocking LAPIS technology cut through glare for better fish-spotting, while reducing eye strain and fatigue. 

• Coverage: High Coverage
• Base Curve: Full, 8-base wrap design for light-blocking performance
• Frame Material: Durable bio-based nylon
• Nose Pads: Proprietary non-slip rubber nose pads
• Temple Tips: Rubber temple tips for no-slip fit
• Hinge: Flex hinge
• -Lens: Polarized, color-enhancing, high def lenses with proprietary blue light-blocking LAPIS™ technology
• -Lens Coating: Scratch resistant and oleophobic coatings protect lenses and allow for easy cleaning of salt, sweat and sunscreen
• Lens Material: glass

VLT: Blue lenses - 10%, green 12%, cooper and silver 14%, rose 16%, violet 20%, yellow 40%  

Care:

To take the best care of your fly fishing sunglasses, follow these tips:

• Clean Regularly: Use a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner to remove water spots, smudges, or dirt. Avoid using clothing or paper towels, as they can scratch the lenses.
• Rinse After Use: After fishing, rinse your sunglasses with fresh water to remove salt, dirt, or debris. Pat them dry with a soft cloth.
• Store Properly: Keep your sunglasses in a protective hard case when not in use to prevent scratches or damage.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not expose the lenses to bug spray, sunscreen, or household cleaners, as these can degrade lens coatings.
• Use a Retainer Strap: Attach a retainer strap to prevent dropping your sunglasses in the water while fishing.
• Inspect Often: Check for loose screws or wear on hinges and get them repaired if needed to ensure longevity.
• Proper care will keep your sunglasses performing well and protect your eyes during fishing adventures.