Avid Distortion Active-Lined Dark-Camo Chest Waders
Kit for the angler as well as the swim, from polarised sunglasses that cut the glare off the water to clothing and footwear for long sessions in all weathers. The price shown on each item is the lowest one found at reputable online tackle shops that have it in stock.
One range serves every discipline, because the same glasses, jackets and boots are worn on carp lakes, commercials, rivers, the coast and trout waters.
Each listing also shows how many reputable online tackle shops have it in stock.
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Fishing clothing has to cope with cold dawns, rain, mud and long hours sitting still. Layering, waterproofing and grip underfoot matter far more on the bank than they do in everyday wear.
Polarised sunglasses are the first range here, with frames and lens tints suited to carp, coarse, predator, sea and fly fishing alike.
A polarised lens removes the reflected glare from the water surface, so fish, weed beds and features below the surface are far easier to see. Lens tint decides how well a pair copes with bright sun, flat light or coloured water.
Our guide to the best polarised sunglasses for fishing compares the leading pairs and explains the tint options.
Polarised lenses cut surface glare, which makes fish and features easier to see and protects the eyes from hooks and leads on the cast.
Brown and copper tints lift contrast in coloured water and flat light, while grey tints suit bright sun on open water.
Yes. A polarised pair helps when spotting carp, watching a float, following a lure, reading the surf or sight fishing for trout.
The lowest price comes from reputable online tackle shops with the item in stock, and each product page lists every one of them.