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Fortis Strokes Matte Black Sunglasses - Switch Lens
£44.99
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Model:
ST013
Reference:
FORTIS25091004
Key Features
- Matte black finish for a contemporary style
- Re-designed arms for more comfort, with the addition of rubber pads to reduce fatigue
- Light in weight, this classic frame incorporates our popular polarised lenses for all conditions.
- For the modern day stroke puller on those covert operations
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Description
Fortis Strokes Matte Black Sunglasses Switch Lens
Fortis Strokes Matte Black Sunglasses Switch Lens are high‑performance fishing sunglasses designed to provide excellent eye protection and improved visibility on the water. Built for anglers who need reliable eyewear in changing light conditions, they combine comfort, durability and practical lens technology.
The sunglasses feature a switch lens system, allowing carp anglers to easily change lenses depending on lighting conditions. This versatility helps optimise visibility whether fishing in bright sunlight, overcast weather or low‑light environments.
Constructed with a durable matte black frame, the sunglasses provide a comfortable and secure fit during long sessions on the bank or while moving between swims. The lightweight design helps reduce fatigue while maintaining reliable performance.
Equipped with high‑quality polarised lenses, the sunglasses help reduce surface glare from the water. This improves underwater visibility, allowing anglers to spot fish movement, underwater features and changes in the lakebed more easily.