Polarized Fishing Sunglasses at SunglassNook.com

Perfect for outdoors enthusiasts of all stripes, Native's Dash SS sunglasses offer a unique interchangeable lens system that lets you switch lenses without having to put your fingers all over the lens. These P.C.C. (Polarized Crystal Carbonate) optical-quality, impact-resistant lenses block 100 percent of harmful UV light and eliminate glare for sharp, clear vision with increased contrast and depth perception. The Dash SS (which stands for squared lens shape) comes with two sets of lenses, and it offers an optimal fit for medium profiles.

The self-adjusting Cushinol nosepads and ear stems create a non-slip grip that keeps sunglasses in place. Other features include:

Rhyno-Tuff Air Frames: A proprietary high-performance thermoplastic material that is extremely lightweight, yet durable enough to withstand high velocity collisions and temperature extremes.
Venting system: Incorporates exhaust vents into its design framework to enhance airflow, which virtually eliminates fog and condensation. This unique design feature is the only system available that allows maximum ventilation while blocking extraneous incoming light.
Mastoid Temple Grip: This proprietary design feature ensures the temple ends hug the mastoid bone (behind your ears), providing a secure and comfortable fit.

Specifications:

Weight: 0.6 ounces
Polarized: Yes
UV protection: 100 percent
Lens material: Polycarbonate
Interchangeable lenses: Yes
Number of included lenses: 2
Face size: Medium

Product Reviews
First, let me say that I LOVE these sunglasses. They fit great, they don't slip off my face when I'm running or mountain biking, they're light, they don't fog up when it's humid, and the lenses are good quality. I've owned 3 pairs of Native Dash SS glasses in the past 5 years. Now for the bad news. I sent the first pair in for warranty service 4 times in 2 years before I lost them. The nose pieces kept falling off. The second pair went in for service 3 times. The pair I have now -- I've had them 4 months -- and one of the nose pieces fell off yesterday. Native is nice enough to fix them "under warranty", but that costs $30 each time I send them in. If you do the math, I've spent about $300 on 3 pairs of these glasses and have spent $240 in warranty repairs.