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In feeder fishing, glasses are part of the work equipment because you spend a long time looking at the water surface and the tip of the fishing rod. Polarization has practical value in strong reflections, but the model must simultaneously stand steady and not create tension. Convenience is judged for a whole outing, not a short sample in front of the mirror.

FilStar Adventure are with TAC lenses, polarization properties and 100% UV and UVB protection. They come with a matte olive green frame and two lens variants Amber or Grey. This allows you to choose the specific combination after a real sample, instead of assuming that a color will be equally comfortable in every light and direction of observation.

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Compare Amber and Grey outdoors by looking consistently at the water, the bright shore and the shady stretch. Look for a clear picture without unpleasant tension and watch how the visibility changes with a slight head spin. Color depends on the specific conditions and personal perception, so the variant inscription does not replace the sample. Repeat the comparison in cloudy weather if the light changes.

The frame should stand securely when leaning towards the keepnet canister, box or stand. Check the touch behind the ears and on the nose, as well as the compatibility with the hat you wear by the water. If the lenses are resting on the eyelashes or the frame slides when moving, the discomfort will distract regardless of optical qualities and good protection.

Put on your glasses before long observation, not until the glare wears you out. When tying a fine rig, make sure you see the knot and small elements clearly; in insufficient light, move or remove the glasses controlled. Do not leave them with the front side on the table, stone or sand, and do not place them freely between hard accessories.

Remove dust and water splashes with clean water, then soak with appropriate soft fabric, without dry scrub. Store the model in a separate case, away from feeders, scissors and other hard accessories. Before the next outing, inspect the lenses in light and clean the areas around the frame where fine particles or residual moisture are retained.

After you have specified the glasses for the feeder outing, look Fishing accessoriesto connect them with the rest of the preparation. Carp fishing goggles offers a direction for comparison with a carp situation, while Glasses opens the more general section; So you easily keep the focus on the way you actually catch.