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Get the cheapo polarized "fishermans" sunglasses at Big 5 or the like for
under $10 on sale...I have 2 or 3 pair in the kayak bag at any time....they
get too scratched to see? Toss'em! They do allow you to see through the
water surface, and haze.....I go through 2 pair a year....I have their
locations as waypoints on my GPS.....
Kayaking San Diego
http://www.sdaccess.net/~jonhartz

"X-Addict" wrote in message
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What do you all use for sunglasses/shades when paddling around here and

there?
I went out yesterday in one of the local harbors and while taking a

picture
(stupid me) dumped my sunglasses which sank rather quickly to the bottom
and for the life of me I couldn't find them... Needless to say they

weren't
a type that floats (nor were they a type specifically for boating).

So... I'm now looking for a new pair of glasses that the following

attributes
(in order of importance)

o floats one way or another (whether by the glasses or croakie like strap)
o Polarized
o Won't fog up (a "feature" that my now-sunk pair suffered from) after a

while
of use.
o Won't fall off easily
o Cost $100 preferably.. My last MIA pair was $40

Any comments are appreciated..

P.S. While I did lose my sun glasses, I did bring home a boogie board and

a
(rather beat up) Kayak paddle that we found while playing around in

the
harbor...