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Inku Polarised Sunglasses - Blue Mirror

Inku Polarised Sunglasses - Blue Mirror

Prix habituel $89.99 AUD
Prix habituel Prix promotionnel $89.99 AUD
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Quantité
Free AU shipping
over $100
Dispatched in
1–2 business days
Designed in
Melbourne

Product Details

Built for life on the water, these Inku Polarised Sunglasses feature a high-definition Category 3 polarised Blue Mirror with Grey Lens designed to cut glare and improve clarity in bright fishing conditions.

Perfect for fishing and squid fishing, the enhanced contrast helps you spot subtle surface changes, weed beds, and sand holes, making it easier to identify productive squid grounds and fish-holding structure.

The lightweight floating frame ensures they won’t sink if dropped, making them ideal for boating, fishing, and offshore use. Full UV protection helps protect your eyes during long days on the water.

Each pair includes a durable hard shell sunglasses case with hook attachment for easy storage and protection.

Features:

- Category 3 HD Polarised Blue Mirror Lens
- Reduces glare for improved visibility on water
- 100% UV protection
- Durable and saltwater resistant
- Lightweight floating frame design
- Includes hard shell protective case with hook attachment

Shipping & Returns

Free standard shipping on Australian orders over $100, applied automatically at checkout. Orders are packed and dispatched within 1–2 business days.

Returns can be requested within 30 days of receiving your order. See our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy for full details.

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  • 5 stars: 2 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
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  • 2 stars: 1 (33%)
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B
Ben M.
Good Quality

They do the job and good for the price

c
craig a.b.

sorry but i thought they were average quality
Very easy to scratch

J
James M.
Performs Like Sunglasses Costing Hundreds

I was genuinely surprised by how good the Inku Polarised Sunglasses are. Compared to polarised sunglasses I've owned that cost over $300, they do exactly the same job on the water. They float too!