Flying Fisherman Key Largo Polarized Sunglasses

Friday, March 23, 2012

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 2.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.

ASIN: B0041FZK4Q

Item model number: Key Largo-75

By : Flying Fisherman
Price : $13.95
You Save : $4.00 (22%)

Product Description

Lightweight wrap frames are lightweight and offer sporty looks and great visual coverage. Temples and nose bridge are padded for extra comfort.

Product Features

Polarized Lenses Eliminate Glare and Reduce Eye Fatigue

Polarized Triacetate Lenses are Impact and Scratch Resistant, Lightweight and Durable

AcuTint Lens Coloring System Adds Color Contrast Without Distorting Natural Colors, Allowing You To See More Clearly

100% Protection From Harmful UVA and UVB Rays

Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Flying Fisherman Key Largo Polarized Sunglasses

Customer Reviews

I'm very happy with my Key Largo sunglasses. I find them very comfortable. Along with the Key Largos, I ordered a pair of Flying Fisherman Kingston sunglasses, and for some crazy reason, they made the ends of the temple arms on that model very pointy, so they actually cause discomfort when they're put on. The Key Largos don't have that issue at all, and they are thin behind the ear. I can't stand sunglasses that I can feel pushing my ears out the whole time I'm wearing them.
I was hesitant to order amber lenses, but the lenses on these sunglasses aren't so yellow that it takes any getting used to. Color vision isn't significantly altered when wearing them.
With every other pair of sunglasses I've owned recently, I had to remove them to view LCD screens (gas pumps, ATMs, etcetera). With the Key Largos, I've found that I can keep them on more often under such circumstances.
The lenses are not on par with premium optics, but they're quite good for the price range.
The rubber on the temples really helps keep them in place. I put a tiny amount of silicone/Teflon lubricant on the hinges to make the temple arms move more easily. I'm nuts like that.)
I don't understand the extent to which people are complaining about the size of these sunglasses. I do not have a small head (I just measured my head and it's 23.0" around at my forehead--which is a men's large hat size), and I have no problem with the Key Largo sunglasses. Sure they could be a bit bigger, but I never even had that thought before seeing the complaints here.
As I write this I've been using them daily for seven months, and they've held up fine. I think they're great. The price is just icing on the cake. I ordered a second pair.

I was recently fishing, and decided I needed to have polarized lenses; these very inexpensive glasses were advertised as such, so I ordered them. They are indeed polarized, but not as effectively as other glasses I've tried. They also arrived with a lense out, but it was easy to put it back in and it hasn't popped out again in the 8 weeks I've been using them. They're a great deal for the price and I'm happy with the purchase. I recommend them.