Hook Optics Sunglass Strap

Strap

$9.99

HOOK Optics Sunglass Strap, Made of Silicon, Fits most sunglasses with larger temple tips. Save your sunglasses with this Hook, Line, and Keeper!

Please Note: Does not fit our Marli, Hey Chama, Big Eye or BillFisher!

Hook Optics, a Family Owned/Family Run Business, based out of Maryland, USA. Thank You for you supporting our passion and adventure!

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HOOK Optics Sunglass Strap, Made of Silicon, Fits most sunglasses with larger temple tips. Save your sunglasses with this Hook, Line, and Keeper!

Please Note: Does not fit our Marli, Hey Chama, Big Eye or BillFisher!

Hook Optics, a Family Owned/Family Run Business, based out of Maryland, USA. Thank You for you supporting our passion and adventure!

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Understand Frame Measurements:

Consider Face Shape:

Check Your Current Glasses:

The Proper Fit:

If you choose a Hook Optics frame that does not fit our return policy is simple

Here’s a quick guide:

Copper Lenses:

Gray Lenses:

While lens colors play a crucial role, our lenses offer more than meets the eye. Scientifically integrated features include:

Mirror Coatings:

Hydrophobic Finish:

Oleophobic Treatment:

Anti-static treatment:

Backside Anti-reflective Coating:

Basically, it is all about the direction of light and a combination of science.

Here’s a more scientific but basic explanation of how molecules align in polarized materials:

Initial Random Alignment:

Introduction of Polarizing Filters:

Alignment of Molecules:

Selective Light Transmission:

Achieving Polarization:

In conclusion:

Polarized lenses should be an essential part of your fishing gear.

Glare Elimination:

Clear Object Perception:

True Color Perception:

UV Light Protection:

Safety Around Water:

Sunglasses as Essential Protection:

First of all many people refer to polycarbonate lenses as plastic but to set the record straight poly is in its own category:

Both lenses have their advantages and disadvantages:

Ultimately, the choice depends on individual preferences and lifestyle. Glass lenses may be preferred for optical clarity, while polycarbonate lenses excel in impact resistance and are a safer choice for an active lifestyle.

Glass Lenses:

Optical Clarity:

Scratch Resistance:

Durability:

Polycarbonate Lenses:

Impact Resistance:

Lightweight:

UV Protection:

Hook Optics has introduced a new material to the sunglass market which is Thermoforce lenses by Zeiss because of their exceptional quality and innovation.

Infrared protection:

Glare free vision:

Shatter resistance:

Total UV Protection

Visual clarity:

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