Las Rocas - Bifocal

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Sight-fishing requires laser focus on the slightest indication—that split-second opportunity when you’ll either set the hook or lament over the one that got away. With so much on the line, you need sunglasses that give you every available advantage. Something solid as a rock. Introducing Roca (rock in Spanish), named for the productive Roca Flat near Campeche, Mexico. These are a solid pair of performance shades indeed. Made with tough, bio-based nylon, this modern oversized frame protects eyes with complete coverage and vented side shields, reducing glare off the water and overall light intrusion without fogging up. For enhanced clarity and acuity, the color-enhancing polarized lenses feature Bajío’s blue light-blocking LAPIS™ technology that minimizes eye-fatigue and strain for longer, more productive days out on the water.

- Size/fit: XL - Coverage: Maximum coverage - Base Curve: Full, 8-base wrap design for light-blocking performance - Frame Material: Durable bio-based nylon - Nose Pads: Proprietary non-slip rubber nose pads - Temple Tips: Rubber temple tips for no-slip fit - Hinge: Flex hinge - Lens: Polarized, color-enhancing, high def lenses with proprietary blue light-blocking LAPIS™ technology - Lens Coatings: Scratch resistant and oleophobic coatings protect lenses and allow for easy cleaning of salt, sweat and sunscreen - Lens Material: Glass or Polycarbonate - VLT 12%

To take the best care of your fly fishing sunglasses, follow these tips: - Clean Regularly: Use a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner to remove water spots, smudges, or dirt. Avoid using clothing or paper towels, as they can scratch the lenses. - Rinse After Use: After fishing, rinse your sunglasses with fresh water to remove salt, dirt, or debris. Pat them dry with a soft cloth. - Store Properly: Keep your sunglasses in a protective hard case when not in use to prevent scratches or damage. - Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not expose the lenses to bug spray, sunscreen, or household cleaners, as these can degrade lens coatings. - Use a Retainer Strap: Attach a retainer strap to prevent dropping your sunglasses in the water while fishing. - Inspect Often: Check for loose screws or wear on hinges and get them repaired if needed to ensure longevity. - Proper care will keep your sunglasses performing well and protect your eyes during fishing adventures.