This is the H3O Polarized Sunglass System™ that has been around since 1995, through various stages of improvements, and has become a favorite of thousands of fishermen and women across the country.  The tremendous light weight comfort (just over 3/4 of an ounce), the complete wrap around coverage without peripheral blind spots and the versatility of three quality 1.1mm polarized acetate lenses has countless numbers of people choosing the H3Os over other glasses costing more than twice as much.

H30-1 $59.95
plus $4.00 S/H

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	Dark Gray:  For extreme bright conditions this lens will provide both comfort and natural color representation.
	Amber:  A blue light filtering lens that greatly enhances contrast and adds brilliance to colors.  A top choice for overcast, fog, snow and shallow water sight fishing situations.
	Ultra Light Gray:  Maximum polarization and maximum light penetration.  The ultimate polarized lens for fishing that low, early morning and late evening light.

At the heart of every H3O polarized lens is a thin film sandwiched between two outer layers of lens material.  This polarizing film is designed to essentially eliminate incoming horizontal light. 

When full three dimensional sunlight comes to the earth, and hits a reflective surface such as a windshield, wet road surface, snow or water it becomes polarized or two dimensional.  You may have heard this referred to as reflective glare.  Reflective glare is much more intense than ambient light.  It can increase eye strain and cause a wash out effect on surrounding colors.  On the surface of a lake or stream, this reflective glare becomes a barrier that keeps us from seeing down into seemingly clear water.

A non polarized sun lens will reduce glare, as some advertise, but only by the same percentage as it does the ambient light.  The wash out of colors and the glare on the surface of the water is still there.

A quality H3O polarized lens eliminates essentially all of the reflective glare that hits the lens horizontally and a portion that hits at other angles.  By eliminating this intense reflective glare, you greatly reduce eyestrain, allowing you to see the great outdoors in fuller and richer colors. For those of you that fish and navigate our waters, it takes away that reflective barrier and you can now see past the surface of the water.