Costa Del Mar Zane Sunglasses - 580G Lenses
by Costa
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| Model TD Code | Frame Color | Lens Type | Hinge | Frame Size | Price |
| ZN11OCGLP COS-0459 | Black | Copper 580 Glass | Integral | L | $219.00 USD | ||||||
| ZN10OGMGLP COS-0548 | Tortoise | Green Mirror Glass W580 | Integral | L | $262.00 USD | ||||||
| ZN11OGGLP COS-0707 | Matte Black | Gray W580 glass | Integral | L | $229.00 USD | ||||||
| ZN11OBMGLP COS-0480 | Matte Black | Blue Mirror W580 glass | Integral | L | $262.00 USD | ||||||
| ZN11OSCGLP COS-0468 | Black | Silver 580 Glass | Integral | L | $249.00 USD | ||||||
| ZN69OGMGLP COS-1064 | Realtree Xtra Camo | Green Mirror W580 | Integral | L | $259.00 USD | ||||||
The Zane sunglasses by Costa Del Mar get their name from the Zane Grey reef. The Zane sunglasses are sleek and styling with a hardcore frame.
Features:
Features:
- Lens Size: 59mm/40mm
- Temple Length: 125mm
- Bridge/DBL: 17.5mm/16.5mm
- Base Curve: 8 base
- Frame Material: Nylon
- RX-ABLE
1 Question &
1 Answer
RumRunner
from Hilton Head, SC asked:
August 6, 2015
What color lenses are best when fishing from a boat inshore, then out maybe 30 miles?
1 Answer
Personally, I like to use the green lenses for both inshore and off shore. I do know a lot of guys like the use the blue for offshore. As an all around color if I had to pick one, I would do the green in 580.
Submitted by:
David
on August 6, 2015
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