Tonic

Discover The Stylish & Protective Range Of Tonic Sunglasses At Anaconda

Tonic is an Australian brand renowned for its high-performance sunglasses designed for fishing and outdoor activities. Founded in 2002, Tonic combines cutting-edge lens technology with stylish designs. Their lenses are polarised and made from high-quality materials to provide exceptional clarity and protection against glare. Tonic sunglasses are crafted with durable frames and comfortable nose pads for long-lasting wear. Whether on the water or in the great outdoors, Tonic sunglasses offer superior eye protection and enhanced visibility. Trusted by anglers and outdoor enthusiasts, Tonic continues to innovate with lenses tailored for specific conditions, ensuring optimal performance in any environment.

Tonic sunglasses are specifically designed for fishing, making them an ideal companion for anglers. Their polarised fishing sunglasses effectively reduce glare from the water's surface, allowing for better visibility of fish and underwater structures. This enhanced clarity helps anglers spot fish more easily, improving their chances of a successful catch. Tonic's high-quality lenses also provide excellent UV protection, shielding eyes from harmful sun rays during long days on the water. With durable frames and comfortable designs, Tonic sunglasses are reliable and comfortable for extended wear, ensuring anglers can focus on their passion without distractions. Shop our entire range of Tonic sunglasses and fishing sunglasses at Anaconda online or in-store today!

Tonic Sunglasses FAQs

What colour sunglasses for fishing?

When choosing sunglasses for fishing, polarised lenses in colours like amber, brown, or grey are popular choices. These colours enhance contrast and reduce glare, making it easier to spot fish and underwater structures. Amber lenses are great for low-light conditions, while grey lenses are versatile for various light conditions. Brown lenses work well in both sunny and overcast conditions, providing excellent visibility on the water.

Which polarised sunglasses for fishing?

Polarised sunglasses are essential for fishing, offering glare reduction and enhanced visibility on the water. Look for lenses in colours like amber, brown or grey, which improve contrast and reduce glare. These lenses are particularly effective for spotting fish and underwater structures. Ensure they have UV protection and a comfortable fit for long days of fishing.

How do you clean Tonic sunglasses?

Cleaning Tonic sunglasses is easy. Start by rinsing the lenses with lukewarm water to remove any debris. Then, apply a small amount of mild dish soap to your fingers and gently rub the lenses and frames. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat dry with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or rough materials that could damage the lenses.

What is the difference between polarised & photochromic lenses?

Polarised lenses are designed to reduce glare and improve visibility by blocking horizontal light waves. They are ideal for activities like fishing and driving in bright conditions. Photochromic lenses, on the other hand, automatically adjust their tint level based on light conditions. They darken in bright sunlight and lighten in low-light settings, providing versatile protection throughout the day.

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