Snowbee Spectre Wrap Full Frame Polarising Sunglasses
The Snowbee Spectre Wrap Sunglasses for angling or everyday use provide a secure fit reducing peripheral light while the polarising lenses reduce glare by 99% and offer UV400 protection.
- Close-fitting, full-frame wrap-around design
- Wide frame arms help reduce peripheral light
- Lightweight polycarbonate frame
- 1mm TAC polarising lenses
- Polarising filter absorbs 99% of reflected glare
- Distortion-free optical clarity
- Hard-coated lenses for improved scratch resistance
- UV400 protection from harmful UVA and UVB radiation
- Approximately 45g
- Supplied with a hard protective case, microfibre cleaning pouch and presentation box
Available frame and lens options for the Spectre Wrap
- Black/Grey frame with Smoke lens
- Tortoiseshell frame with Amber lens
- Black/Grey frame with Blue Mirror lens
- Black/Grey frame with Yellow/Green Mirror lens
Wrap-Around Polarised Fishing Sunglasses with a Secure Full-Frame Fit
Designed for anglers who prefer a secure, close-fitting frame, Snowbee Spectre Wrap Full Frame Polarising Sunglasses combine extensive eye coverage with high-quality polarised lenses. The wrap-around profile and wide frame arms help reduce peripheral light, improving visual comfort and allowing the wearer to concentrate on the water ahead.
Their 1mm TAC lenses offer excellent optical clarity and absorb 99% of reflected glare, helping anglers see beneath the surface more effectively. The full-frame construction provides a reassuringly secure fit, making these wrap-around polarised fishing sunglasses particularly well suited to active bank, boat and river fishing. Hard-coated lenses and UV400 protection make them a dependable pair of polarised fishing glasses for all-day wear.
Spectre Wrap Polarised Sunglasses FAQs
Why choose wrap-around polarised sunglasses for fishing?
A wrap-around frame sits closer to the face and curves around the sides, which helps block light coming in from the edges. Less peripheral light means fewer distractions and more comfortable vision when watching the water for a long time.
What is the difference between polarised and non-polarised sunglasses?
Both reduce overall brightness, but only polarised lenses filter out reflected glare from flat surfaces such as water. For anglers, that makes polarised sunglasses the more useful choice for spotting fish and reading the water.