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“I have several pairs of smith fishing sunglasses and decided to give the new polarchromic with chromapop guide’s choice a try. The new glasses (brown green lens) produce a strong reddish hue off of glare on darker surfaces when viewing opposite the angle of the sun. I find it quite distracting and prefer the regular chromapop glasses or the original techlite polarchromic lenses. The variance in ability of these newer lenses to adapt to the changing light conditions seems rather limited too. Stick with the old.”
“Great lenses. I didn’t expect them to be this yellow, as I felt the blue reflection lens would make a combination of a blue green effect. Fit is way too small these glasses have a very narrow bridge for those who have very narrow nose.”
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“What can I say smith has produced the best glasses for a long time. As a full time fishing guide having the best glasses that are light, block the sun and look stylish make my days on the water clearly the best. Guides choice are my favorite and they will be yours as well if your an avid angler!”
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“Guides Choice is a great pair on and off the water. They are light weight and fit great, the quality is second to none. I love Smith lenses, I only wish that it was still an option to interchange multiple lenses within a single frame. I've been wearing Smith glasses and goggles for 25+ years and will continue to for a long time.”
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“I now have two pairs of these Guides Choice. I needed a pair that was really good for low light fishing and this low light yellow lens is perfect. I now have the ability to see into the water no matter how cloudy or early in the morning it is.”