Polarized sunglasses

See the difference between polarized and non polarized sunglasses. Polarized sunglasses reduce the glare off flat surfaces by filtering out the horizontal rays. Fishermen use these to actually spot fish in the water.

[@avirup1234]

Am I the only one who did not find any difference

[@Ziogas.x]

Nope

[@jedandevetosamosam]

🤣

[@IQ_XoTic]

There really crappy glasses

[@maxortega8073]

GUYS trust me they work better in real life!

[@efrainlopez506]

@Carson Amarante for how much and we’re ??

[@jaydenparnell7977]

What’s the best ones to buy

[@efrainlopez506]

@@jaydenparnell7977 I got some yellow ones at big 5 and they work good

[@Deagoldpp]

I appreciate your effort making this video, but it makes polarized glasses look like the worst option...

[@brettackerman987]

David Peralta cause he held them the wrong way, if he would have held them over the camera like you wear them they would have worked better

[@DirtyMikeHoncho]

​@@brettackerman987hes from atlanta whatd you expect

[@doughboy0506]

I love how he talks to the fish when he feeds them like "here you go"

[@springtank]

Hi Jim from Atlanta :) thank you very much for this video I really needed to see this right now after posting this question on Yahoo Answers you really answered my question I had in mind for a long time really appreciate your video thanks for showing the differences between polarized and nonpolarized sunglasses

[@sam_james_18]

The polarising glasses only work horizontally

[@royvankuik2089]

Yep, please try again

[@nethradezoysa4307]

Yes! I highly agree.

[@counkev]

What is that you're throwing at the fish?

[@mistyellis3638]

I too appreciate the effort in you making this video, but you are only making the glasses look worse. Your holding them wrong for starters, putting them over your camera lens which makes the view even more distorted. Besides the glasses you were trying to make this video with were not polarized, if they were polarized you would be able to see clearly the bottom of the river bed. I would know this as I have been fishing since I was a child and always wear polarized sunglasses. Now "IF" they were polarized then you bought some very cheap ones, and there were no difference in the three pair you "tried" to show everyone.

[@DirtyMikeHoncho]

Its because polorized glasses dont work sideways like he was using them in the video they only distort the light when they are horizontal

[@saladbowlhenry]

"go."

[@peteredwards1528]

Not much use on murky UK canals I would imagine if the intention is to sight fish

[@dhemitsungklonbanyuwangi8987]

Mantap.. Saya juga pakai buat cari ikan bos

[@salete1martins809]

Esse óculos presta não só tira a luminosidade da água

[@HANZING156]

I'm watching 9 years later

[@woodbine66]

Thanks man. Really nice place you have there.

[@DIVANGSHAH]

He must have spend over 10$ feeding fish for video.

[@TheNBKiller]

Haha, you were holding the polarized lenses vertically expecting a difference in glare.

[@yt678901]

Moral of this video - use your own eyes without glasses to see clearly with actual colors.

[@jonan3898]

Its better with shiny fish like salmon, macrel or cod and many other fish species that has a silver looking part that reflects light...

[@lionelfalgout6795]

polarized glasses have NOTHING to do with UV radiation, most good glasses protect from UVA/UVB rays....Polarization filters out certain wavelengths of light....THAT'S what reduces glare. plus if you get crappy polarized lenses vs cheap polarized, it will distort and bend light instead of filtering. Stick with Smith Optics, Maui Jim, Costa Del Mar, and Ray Ban. Revo optics are good too.....the different lenses(colors) are for certain color wavelength and environments, such as full sun?offshore, green land/ shadow/low light and driving, or sport activities....Plus if you hold up polarized glasses sideways, THEY DONT WORK.......please educate yourself before posting FALSE information. Oh and Skiers DO wear polarized lenses, it helps with depth perception. You really shouldn't post videos if you are not knowledgeable to the information.

[@chrisknight3750]

+Lionel Falgout Actually polarized lenses do not block certain wavelengths - they block all wavelengths travelling in a certain direction (crossed with the polarizer axis). The jury is out on skiing. I personally like wearing polarized for skiing but some like to see the glare reflected off ice - especially in mogul fields. Polarized lenses do help with depth perception as you say. Corrrect on UV - just about all sunglasses block most UV and polarizers have to do it or the polarized film would be destroyed by UV. Totally correct that you only see the polarized effect if you hold the lenses in the correct orientation (as worn)

[@food123123]

Thanks Jim!

[@edwardlordofthewild2863]

I fart rainbows. but you can't see them with crappy polarized lenses.

[@shygxrl]

I can see it best with no glasses

[@mojeshkhalse2727]

Very good information sir

[@pablo-pu3gv]

RIP jim Johnson hes dead

[@samal6700]

are you for real?

[@WELLBRAN]

I can see the fish better without polarized lens ie first one

[@papakadinchi1472]

WELLBRAN sadly he had the orientation of the glasses wrong since polarised lens only work in one position

[@Jony0487]

good to know

[@pablo-pu3gv]

You'll be missed

[@artemyarygin8398]

He died?

[@x7stringinJSCx]

Lol.. those are the worst polarized sunglasses ever. especially the brown. i quit watching after those were on the screen. The fish were cool though. terrible video.. no wonder it has almost as many dislikes as likes.. fail.

[@liftedJ33P]

lol the polarized makes the view worse

[@iamhereyouarehere]

go

[@razorxbox360]

was hoping he would fall in and the fish would eat him insead of the bread. what a tosser bet his neighbors have a high fence if you get that haha

[@Knifeinyolife]

The worst review on polarized sunglasses