Snowbee Clip-On/Flip-Up Polarising Fishing Sunglasses
The Snowbee Clip-On/Flip-Up Polarising Fishing Sunglasses are lightweight, clip-on polarized lens attachments with a hinged flip-up design, allowing prescription eyewear wearers to easily reduce water glare in lower light conditions without switching glasses.
- Clips onto compatible prescription glasses
- Polarised lenses help reduce reflected glare from the water
- Simple clip-on and flip-up mechanism
- Lenses can be raised without removing the attachment
- Large lens size for good coverage
- Lightweight and compact
- Suitable for fishing and general outdoor use
- Black clip-on frame
Available lens options for the Clip-On/Flip-Up Sunglasses
- Amber lens – Large
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Smoke/Green lens – Large
Clip-On Polarised Sunglasses for Prescription Glasses
Snowbee Clip-On/Flip-Up Polarising Fishing Sunglasses provide a simple way to add polarised, tinted sun protection to compatible prescription glasses. The standard clip-on mechanism attaches securely to the wearer’s glasses, while the hinged design allows the lenses to be flipped upwards whenever they are not required.
The large lenses offer good coverage and are available in Smoke/Green for bright conditions or Amber for lower light. This practical flip-up design is ideal for anglers who want to continue wearing their normal prescription glasses while fishing, without needing a separate pair of prescription polarised sunglasses.
Approximate compatibility with prescription glasses
Designed for glasses measuring approximately 125–135mm across the combined lens width
Clip-On Polarised Sunglasses FAQs
Can I wear polarised sunglasses with my prescription glasses?
Yes. These clip-on polarised sunglasses attach directly to the front of compatible glasses, so there is no need to wear a second pair over the top. They are designed for glasses measuring approximately 125–135mm across the combined lens width.
Can I flip the lenses up without taking them off?
Yes. The hinged mechanism lets you raise the lenses when you don’t need them, for example when the light drops, and lower them again when the sun comes out.
