VS Eyewear

Believe it or not, summer is almost here. That means you'll want to spend as much time on the water a possible. The more time you spend out there, the better chance you have of landing the big one.

Protecting your eyes from UV rays reflecting back at you from sand, snow, water or pavement is important, but too many times people forego protecting their eyes because of some inconvenience like interference with prescription glasses.

Why bother carrying around two different pairs of glasses? It's a hassle. It's also expensive. That's why we offer Visionaries polarized clip ons.

If you wear prescription glasses, chances are you haven't thought much about stylish sunglasses, as, with the need to see, this has always limited your options with either functionality or style.

UV exposure is inevitable, especially when you're on the water fishing. Whether you're jigging from a bass boat on Lake Okeechobee, spot fishing for bonefish, or drifting a hopper along the banks of the Big Hole River, sunglasses are essential.

Novice fishermen want to know, "Why do I need to wear sunglasses when I fish?" The first answer is, to protect your eyes. The second answer is, to reduce glare and help you see through the water better.

This type of clip-on sunglasses is held in place by the tension from the spring-bridge and four small, plastic coated clips, two on either side of each lens.

VISIONARIES is our superior brand of luxury polarized clip on sunglasses. We offer over 18 frame shapes, 11 polarized lens colors, night driving yellow lens and over 65 overall frame sizes.

The most important elements of your sunglasses are the lenses. Through advanced lens technology, polarized lenses selectively filter horizontally reflected, visually interfering light waves know as ‘glare’.