Maxx Fusion Fishing Sunglasses

Recently I lost a my favorite pair of sunglasses, my Costa Del Mar Fathoms flew off my head and sank into Lake Erie. So, to hold myself over until I was able to order myself a new pair I went to a local bait shop(Jeff’s Bait &Tackle) that I knew had a ton of sunglasses. There on the counter was some new ones that I hadn’t seen last time I was in. I found a pair on the rack from Maxx that had similar frame that I wore in my Costas. After asking a few questions about them I figured I would give them a try. The pair I went with was the Black Framed Fusion with HDP lenses; the glasses have amber lenses and are polarized. They retail for only $19.95, so I had nothing to lose for giving them a try.

The first time I had these on while fishing was a wade fishing trip for Channel Catfish, and I was impressed with them right away. They had the clearest view into the water I have ever seen from a pair of sunglasses at this price point. The amount of glare they cut was very good also. I was able to make out some pretty small minnows swimming right under the surface over 10 yards away.

The only drawback I have found with them is the frame weight, but I am comparing them with my Fathoms that I lost which are very light frames. The frame itself though seems to be pretty durable and I have yet to break them. In fact I haven’t been treating them too kindly, I have been throwing them around and I have to have any breakage. So if you are in the market for a new pair of sunglasses, that will not break the bank, give these Maxx Fusions a look.

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Justin Clark

Justin runs Michigan's premier fishing and outdoor blog Out in Michigan.com. He is also a local fishing guide, tournament angler and freelance writer and manages the newest tackle shop on Lake St. Clair "Sportsmen's Direct. He has been featured in regional publications like Michigan Outdoor News, Woods-n-Waters, Great Lakes Angler and a few others. Justin has made several TV appearance in recent years.

He has a true passion of sharing his knowledge with other anglers and non-anglers alike within the communities surrounding the waters that he loves to fish. Justin is a true multi-species nut. He can be found chasing everything from Bass, Carp ,Walleye, Muskie and everything in between. His background and experiences studying Ichthyology, Microbiology, and River Ecology gives him a totally unique view on fishing.