Sunglasses are one of the most important items that anglers can use to help them find the fish, and a good quality pair of polarised ones are essential.
For Korda, the most important aspect of a pair of polarised sunglasses is allowing you to better see what is going on under the surface, helping you to spot carp or even clear areas to fish on, and using them will help you to catch more fish.
But we also want you to look good as well whilst wearing them out on the bank, or anywhere else away from fishing, as they won’t look out of place down the pub, on the beach on holiday, or sat around the hotel pool.
Wide range of different styles
The Korda range of sunglasses has been designed so that there is something for everyone, no matter what your personal preference, or the shape of your face/head.
There will be a model which not only fits comfortably and feels good, but also looks great as well when you are wearing them.
The range includes everything from the aptly named Classics, Aviators and Wraps, that really need no introduction and have been around for years, in terms of their shape and style, through to more modern designs such as The Ronnie and Shoreditch glasses.
Many of the models come with a choice of different coloured lenses – each will react slightly differently to differing levels of available light and the amount if visibility through the water that they provide, and for instance, the yellow lens is good in low light and allows you to see more. They also have different coloured frames, whether you prefer something like a tortoiseshell design, or a plain black frame.
Some of the models even come in a frame-only version which means that any of you who wear prescription lenses – including Korda’s Danny Fairbrass and Neil Spooner – can have these fitted to their choice of Korda frame.
Special price on fishing sunglasses
All of these sunglasses offer great value compared to their performance, with the polarised lenses filtering out surface glare and increasing contrast as you look down through the water, and making it easier to spot carp.
They’ve also been built to last, with scratch resistant lenses and frames that have been designed to stand up to the rigors of constant outdoor use. Plus they all come with a protective case or cloth bag.
But currently they are even cheaper than normal, with up to 50% off of the RRP if you buy them directly through the Korda Clothing website, and making them affordable to anybody – given they are arguably one of the most important angling items that you use, and are now available for less than the price of a couple of kilos of boilies!
Two different models are on offer as part of this special deal, meaning that both the Aviator and The Ronnie, are each available for less than £20!
The Aviator is now just £17.49 instead of £34.99, and The Ronnie is £19.99 instead of £34.99, and this includes all frame and lens varieties, whilst stocks last.
Korda Aviator polarised sunglasses
This is one of the most classic styles of sunglasses around and also one which has been popular for decades, going back to the days when they were – and still are – favoured by many pilots.
They have the teardrop shape that everyone associates with this style of sunglasses, and with a thin frame and large lenses, which give great coverage for your eyes, as well as being lightweight to wear, and fitting well on the bridge of your nose.
The Aviator is also a style which is popular with some of our Korda anglers, including Tom Dove, who can often be seen wearing them.
There is a choice of tortoiseshell frames with brown polarised lenses, which are a great all-rounder and will work well in most light conditions; or matt black frames with polarised grey lenses, which are brilliant on very bright days, when there is lots of glare and shimmer off of the surface of the lake.
Korda The Ronnie polarised sunglasses
When it comes to fashion and style, you won’t find anything that fits the bill better than The Ronnie model from the Korda range, where plenty of attention has been paid to make sure they look great and are a bit different to other fishing sunglasses.
The frame is a bit different, in that the bottom half of each lens is encased in a just a very thin frame for a bit of a different look.
The arms are made from wood, for a premium feel and also very good durability, as well as being more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
They’re also very practical and perform well, with the very thin rim at the lower edge of the lens aiding with greater visibility, and there is a choice of tortoiseshell frames with brown lens, or a matt black frame with grey lenses. They come supplied in a protective micro fibre bag, which also doubles up as a cleaning cloth.