I started to wear my new FF sunglasses on Friday you gave them to me and have not put them down (except of my bed). They are great!!! I have seen so much fish in rivers, lakes and a dam in the Czech Republic I couldn't believe it (I looked with glasses, without, with again and what a difference). Fishing has been double pleasure since. I caught my best carp on Sunday with your sunglasses

“I was most impressed with the product overall, especially their lightweight quality. This is important to me because spending a whole day on the water is tough enough on the body without the added pressure of weight on the bridge of my nose or the tops of my ears. Eliminating this added stress that my old pair of glasses, (now retired) was such a relief. If it wasn’t for fact they were polarized glasses, I wouldn’t have known I had them on. I know the better I see the better I fish and Flying Fisherman did just that for me when I sight fished.”

I just received my first pair of Flying Fisherman sunglasses and had the chance to field test them over a 4 day period of fishing. Let me start by saying t hey retail for $15.95. I have had two pairs of H2Optix, both $60+. I will use these as comparisons. First off, comfort goes hands down to the Flying Fisherman's. Polarization- both are very good. Clarity- flying fisherman. Another category important to me is how much wind is kept out-again flying fisherman. Lastly, I can buy 4 pairs at the retail price for what one pair of the others would cost

I noticed a difference immediately on the water in the Keys and the same difference here at home in Jacksonville. Just wanted to put them through some testing of my own. I am already a very good fisherman and had Ocean waves and Costa's but I swear I am seeing more fish with your product. I always have more room for more trophies and think maybe good glasses can really make that much more a difference. I was a Blind man not any more.”

Just wanted to drop a line in appreciation of your product. I purchased some glasses from your company over 40 years ago, real glass polarized lenses, and they are still going strong. Just purchased a set of Buchanan gray/copper glasses with modern lenses for everyday use, and I am anxious to enjoy the same quality as my originals.