camo glasses

[Fred Bear]

these looked interesting. I wonder how well that you can see out of them in low light. They would work great if they wernt like "sun" glasses. anyone have a chance tho try them on?camo glasses (http://www.basspro-shops.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=51186&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=400-0-0)

[deputy]

I had a pair but they were to small on me so try some on first cool for turkey hunting and such but as low light came about they were no good

[Robow]

I think you could use them for bow hunting fence rows where the sun can beat on ya, or hunting all day long just take em off when it starts getting dark. I think I have a better use $40 though.

[Pinefarm]

We've had a fair amount or sales rep's bring camo sunglasses by and try to get us to carry them. Now, this is just my opinion, but I have one word for camo glasses..."junk". We don't even carry them. It's the camo craze gone to the extreme. Camo knives, camo flashlights and camo arrows are bad enough. You know, the ones that you lose the second they hit or get set on the ground. LOL. A regular pair of sunglasses will work just fine for you. Now, stay away from shiney farmes and stuff. But a decent no glare tortoise frame is fine. And make sure your flashlights are yellow or orange!! LOL :)

[7MM Magnum]

Not to mention that the 1st time you drop them in the woods and finally realize that you did,... you'd never find them. :eek:

At $40 a crack for these I wouldn't even bother. I use my regular polarized sunglasses when I go out in the field, never spooked any deer as of yet. I'll stick with my normal sunglasses. ;)

[WALLEYEvision]

Just something else to get in the way of my binoculars, besides $40 buys a heck of a lot of camo face paint!