Shoal 58mm ChromaPop Polarized Wraparound Sunglasses

Love my new shades. Only downside is that they are not tight enough to stay on top of my head when I walk inside.

It is impossible to get used to using these sunglasses while being super aware of the frames, especially on the lateral peripheral vision. Really upsets my viewing experience

I'm a fly-fishing guide at a remote fly-out lodge in Alaska and am not exaggerating when I say I wear these all day, every day. I have a pair of the amber lenses and the lowlights, and they not only allow me to spot fish. . . but I rely on my smiths to safely navigate obstacles in the rivers while on the jet sled and in a raft both. Despite wearing them day in and out, the frames (while super scratched) are still in amazing shape and the lenses seem almost brand new. I love the large lenses, for a full view of what's going on around me, and the little wings on the sides of the frames help keep the sun from peaking through the sides and creating worse glare. I swear by my Smiths and I'll rely on these for years to come.

As a female angler with a narrow nose, i've been searching for a good fit. This is a good size except the nose is too wide. I'm keeping them cause I can't return them and I love the glass polarized low light yellow lens which is hard to find. An adjustable croakie will make them work.

Great lenses, but the bridge width was too big and has to return them.

I've had several pairs of Smiths and I've loved them all but ended up with a lowlight yellow AND amber pair in these. I am a fly-fishing guide and fish Alaska, Wyoming and Colorado. The amber lenses are perfect for sunny/partly sunny days on the river and the lowlight yellow were PERFECT for steel heading in the rainforest. They provide great sun protection and a lot more coverage than the others I have. Big fan and would highly recommend these for anyone who wants a larger frame with all of the functionality that Smith lenses have to offer.