Fox Collection Polarised Shades
5 Things To Know
- Wraparound polarised glasses where the main choice is lens colour for your light conditions.
- Brown lifts contrast in variable light, while grey stays neutral in bright sun.
- CAT 3, UV400 lenses give full high-sun protection through long sessions.
- The wraparound frame blocks side light and the TAC lenses cut glare for clearer water vision.
- It is featured in our best polarised sunglasses for fishing guide as a wraparound option.
Fox Collection Polarised Shades Review
How well is it built?
The Fox Wraps feel reassuringly solid in hand, with a chunky frame that offers more coverage than most in this price range. The black and green (or orange) two-tone design adds some visual flair, but it’s not just about looks.
These are clearly made to take a bit of use, with impact-resistant TAC lenses and a sturdy bridge that doesn’t feel flimsy or fragile. Hinges feel snug and hold their position well without rattling loose.
You also get a proper EVA hardcase and a cloth, which puts them ahead of most at this price point. The arms don’t flex as much as others, but the structure feels well-finished and built to last a few seasons.
Clarity
The polarised lenses (brown or grey depending on variant) cut through surface glare really well, particularly in brighter conditions. The visual contrast is strong and depth perception feels improved, especially when scanning margins or spotting features.
I found the brown lens especially good in medium to bright conditions, while the grey feels more neutral in high-sun environments. Both reduce eye strain nicely and help pick out detail in the water.
They’re not overly tinted, so you don’t lose detail in the shadows, and the coating feels clean and distortion-free. For glasses under £25, that’s a real plus.
Comfort & Fit
These have a classic wrap fit that hugs around the sides and blocks out light from almost all angles. The arms grip without digging in, and the nose bridge sits well even if you’re wearing them for hours.
They’re a little bulkier than slimmer-frame designs, but the extra coverage does improve both comfort and light control. Once on, they stay put with minimal adjustment needed.
The included hardcase makes it easy to keep them protected when stashed in a bag, and the weight is balanced enough to avoid pressure points.
Is it good value for money?
At just over £20, these are one of the best bang-for-buck options on the market. You’re getting proper glare-cutting performance, certified UV protection and extras like a case and cloth.
They don’t have interchangeable lenses or high-end coatings, but the essentials are there and they’re well executed. CE verification and CAT 3 rating also give added reassurance for full sun protection.
If you want reliable fishing sunglasses that tick all the right boxes without spending £50+, these are a very safe choice.
Pros
- Wraparound frame blocks light from all sides
- Choice of brown or grey polarised lenses
- Certified UV400 and CAT 3 sun protection
- Supplied with hardcase and cleaning cloth
- Sturdy feel with impact-resistant lens material
Cons
- Frame feels a little rigid for narrow heads
- No adaptive tint or specialist lens coating
Features and Specifications
| Feature | What this means |
|---|---|
| Wraparound Frame Design | Provides full side coverage and blocks peripheral light for clearer vision |
| Polarised TAC Lenses | Impact-resistant lenses that cut surface glare and improve underwater visibility |
| Brown or Grey Lens Options | Brown improves contrast in variable light, grey offers neutral tone in bright sun |
| UV400 Protection | Blocks 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays during long sessions in strong sun |
| CAT 3 Rated | Lens darkness suitable for high sun, offering full outdoor protection |
| CE Verified | Meets European safety and optical clarity standards |
| EVA Hardcase & Cleaning Cloth | Protects your sunglasses in transit and makes lens cleaning easy on the bank |
How It Compares
See how the Fox Collection Polarised Shades compares with other coarse fishing tackle on overall score and current price.
| Name | Price | Overall Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Fox Collection Polarised Shades | £21.99 | |
| Daiwa Whisker Spinning Rod | £152.99 | |
| Westin W2 Deadbait Boat ST | £81.71 | |
| Daiwa 20 GS BR LT Reel | £89.99 | |
| Abu Garcia Max X Spinning Black Ops Fixed Spool Combo | £64.99 | |
| Westin W2 Deadbait Easy Travel Tele | £89.99 | |
| Daiwa D Start 6’6 Combo Rod & Reel | £24.99 | |
| Avid Carp Revolve FS Reel | £50.39 | |
| Mitchell Mx1 Fs Reel Pre-Spooled | £29.39 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Fox Collection Polarised Shades best used for?
It is a coarse fishing tackle, chosen for the situations that style of fishing calls for.
What is the Wraparound Frame Design on the Fox Collection Polarised Shades?
Provides full side coverage and blocks peripheral light for clearer vision.
What is the Polarised TAC Lenses on the Fox Collection Polarised Shades?
Impact-resistant lenses that cut surface glare and improve underwater visibility.
What is the Brown or Grey Lens Options on the Fox Collection Polarised Shades?
Brown improves contrast in variable light, grey offers neutral tone in bright sun.
What is the UV400 Protection on the Fox Collection Polarised Shades?
Blocks 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays during long sessions in strong sun.
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