Mako Shadow Matte Black Brown Frame Polarised Sunglasses

Whether you're camping, fishing, boating or any other outdoor activity, the harsh Australian sun is going to be out and bright. It’s important to protect your eyes from damage by UV rays. Mako Eyewear is famous for high quality polarized lenses. These sunglasses offer ultimate protection from the sun. They use advanced-technology laminated lenses which not only eliminate 99% of glare, but also reduce eye strain. They offer a high level of UV protection and won’t distort your vision.

These high quality sunglasses will last you for years due to the high quality construction. 

Glass Copper Lens (G3SX)

This is a glass photochromic copper lens base.

The G3SX is the gold standard for freshwater fishing. The copper lens colour is excellent at separating fish from rocky and sandy freshwater streams. This makes it an exceptional sight fishing lens. With a high light transmitting nature, the G3SX is also excellent in brown or muddy streams. It is suitable in all light conditions when sight fishing.

This lens is also an excellent snow and hazy condition option. The lens cuts down on haze exceptionally well, delivering a clearer image than what you would see with the naked eye. Being a deep copper, highly reflective white snow is also clearer to look at through this lens due to its ability to enhance detail in flat light.

Brown Polycarbonate Lens (P1S)

A brown polycarbonate lens

The P1S lens is most suited to land based, offshore boat fishing as well as outdoor sports. It is also effective as a sight fishing lens in shallow water environments and will cut through the surface glare offshore for game fishers. It transfers light well, offering excellent vision and sits in the medium light transmission category. More light getting to your eyes means better visibility, so this lens is useful when scanning the water for fish or off roading and general road driving where shadows can sometimes change the available light quickly. It is suitable in shady conditions through to full light.