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Check the big name outfitters, they usually have sales and stuff going on periodically and during holidays.
Go to http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?_DAR...
They are in their bargain cave sale going on right now, just got their email yesterday.
heres your best buy ever . I have some expensive smith optics $400 but in a pinch I found a pair at walgreens drug store for 19 dollars that surprised me how good they were especially for the money. they are foster grants if ya have a walgreens in your area check it out.
I'd go with TrophyHunter's suggestion. I've found that a pair of shades that you'd find at a drugstore usually works fine, and plus, if you drop them in the lake while you're fishing, it's not as tragic of a loss as it would be if you shelled out 400 clams for a pair.
Thank you!
I have found many pairs of such glasses on sale at Northern Tool or Academy stores for as low as 5 bucks..they meet the same standards and are not a major loss to mishaps or drops into the water
If anyone is still interested, check out these hunting glasses http://www.cabelas.com/p-0041025712637a.shtml
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Check the big name outfitters, they usually have sales and stuff going on periodically and during holidays.
Go to http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?_DAR...
They are in their bargain cave sale going on right now, just got their email yesterday.
heres your best buy ever . I have some expensive smith optics $400 but in a pinch I found a pair at walgreens drug store for 19 dollars that surprised me how good they were especially for the money. they are foster grants if ya have a walgreens in your area check it out.
I'd go with TrophyHunter's suggestion. I've found that a pair of shades that you'd find at a drugstore usually works fine, and plus, if you drop them in the lake while you're fishing, it's not as tragic of a loss as it would be if you shelled out 400 clams for a pair.
I have found many pairs of such glasses on sale at Northern Tool or Academy stores for as low as 5 bucks..they meet the same standards and are not a major loss to mishaps or drops into the water
Thank you!
If anyone is still interested, check out these hunting glasses http://www.cabelas.com/p-0041025712637a.shtml
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