Thread: Costa Polarized Sunglasses - Thoughts and reviews?

Any of you old farts like me have the need for a bi-focal? I'm looking for 1.5 or 2x so I can tie my hooks and jigs and read my text msgs if needed. LoL

Originally Posted by bfish

Polycarbonate Costas, the rubber nose pads have crumpled to pieces. Warranty won't cover it and there is no direct replacement piece to buy for it. My next pair will be something else. Leaning hard to Smith right now.

I have several pairs of Costas Saltbreak glasses. Really like the 580G lenses. However I will not buy another pair. I just found out that their warranty isn't worth the paper it's printed on. The rubber nose pads are crumbling and the rubber under the lenses has come loose. Won't repair under warranty. Really hate it. The Saltbreak frames fit me better than any other glasses I've had. Oh, well. That's progress, I guess.

OK, here is an idea why not try PICO Polarized Sunglasses? Save some money, support one of Crappie.com sponsors and look very stylish at same time! I keep mine in my truck and they go with me anywhere I'm outside or driving.

Polarized Sunglasses

I got my first pair of Costas last spring. I wish I would have gotten them sooner

Originally Posted by Pike

I got my first pair of Costas last spring. I wish I would have gotten them sooner

I got my first pair several years ago after I had eye surgery on both eyes. My surgeon recommended them. That first pair was replaced, no questions asked. Same for the second pair. However, now they won't repair the pair I have now. I also have a very expensive pair of Costa prescription glasses. When the rubber goes on them, I guess I'll be screwed.

I 2nd shady rays !!!! easy replacement if lost or damaged

Old thread that I would like brought back to life. I have costas with the green reflective lenses. Paid too much for them I know. But their costas. I like them except they fog up on me when I perspire. Need sunglasses, that wont fog, polarized, and are light and comfortable. My eyes are bothering me today after a full day of bright sunlight and glare from a day on the lake yesterday. What are you wearing that fit the bill? I want a good pair of glasses, and don't mind paying for quality lenses that won't fog up when I get hot.

They make anti fog treatments that can be put on glasses