Attention: Water Skiiers & Kite Surfers - These are the sunnies for you!!!

Falling off at speed when wearing non-safety rated sunglasses puts you at risk of eye injury if the lenses pop out. Part of the Australian testing process for safety sunglasses is also to ensure that the lens stays in the frame. These medium impact polarised safety sunglasses, as well as floating and having a retaining strap, give you the added reassurance of avoiding eye injury from lens pop.

Safety Rated Medium impact (40m/s)

UV400 rated polarised acrylic and polycarbonate lenses are, well... polarised, which means they cut down significantly on reflected glare from water, fog, snow, glass and reflective surfaces, improving through-water visibility for fishermen and boaties.

For driving they reduce reflected glare from the road surface, oncoming vehicles and even the bonnet of your own car.

• Smoke Lens - A neutral grey tint for excellent all-round glare reduction in all lighting conditions (but especially bright direct sunlight.) and minimal colour distortion. Ideal for all water sports, offshore and coastal fishing, driving, and most daily outdoor activities.

 Obviously the polarised lens is great for fishing but the strap and flotation makes them ideal for yachting, surfing and power boating - they won't come off your head, and if they do, they won't sink.
 

A Word About Floating: Yes, they float, but it's the strap and the foam insert that make that happen. Also, while fully waterproof and great for watersports, the foam will become waterlogged after about 45 minutes of full immersion. The basic deal is that if you're wearing them in, on or around the water, if you drop them in the water you've got heaps of time to retrieve them (unless they float away), but don't expect them to float with the bits that make them float removed, or to be able to float forever. Just thought we'd let you know.
 

Supplied with Black Polycarb Frame Smoke unmirrored Lens & Polarised UV400 Acrylic Plastic - Hardened scratch resistant surface