A wide, wraparound fishing sunglass with Smith's ChromaPop polarized lenses. Anglers pick it for big coverage, a secure fit and lenses that make fish and structure easier to spot.
Specs
- Lenses: ChromaPop polarized in glass, Polarchromic glass (self-tinting) or lighter polycarbonate
- 100% UV protection
- Anti-reflective and smudge-resistant coatings
- Fit: medium-large, 8-base wrap
- Italian spring hinges; Megol nose and temple pads
- Includes: detachable leash, hard case, microfiber bag
- Variants: Guide's Choice S (smaller) and XL (larger)
- Price on maker site: $237 to $327 by lens (Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
Field & Stream's fishing sunglasses guide names it the best-performing pair, citing clear vision, protection and comfort. Guide Recommended picks it as the best overall for fly fishing. Reviewers repeatedly mention its wide coverage, which makes it a better fit than slimmer frames for bigger faces. The glass versions are heavier, and the top lenses cost more than most mid-range glasses.
Good
- Large coverage blocks side glare
- Strong color and contrast
- Comes with a leash
- Small and XL sizes available
Not so good
- Expensive, especially glass lenses
- Glass versions are heavier
Who it's for
Fly and boat anglers who want wide coverage and sharp polarized lenses for sight fishing. Skip it if you have a narrow face and prefer a small frame; try the S size.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.