LENS COLOUR GUIDE


▲Recommended usage range
| Glare Reduction Rate | 95% |
|---|---|
| Visible Light Transmittance | 32% |
SW Lure
▲Without glasses
▲Raster Orange
A lens colour specifically designed to help identify break lines—something that was difficult with the ‘Ease Green’ lens—when drifting through shallow areas during casting sessions on overcast days or at dawn and dusk. It translates sudden changes in water depth into visual cues, allowing your body to react effectively to small chases and boils that occur during periods when light levels tend to be low. At the same time, it is characterised by a balanced, user-friendly colour scheme that does not strain the eyes.
Bass
▲Uncorrected
▲Luster Orange
A lens colour designed to track the silhouettes of Bass to greater depths, not only during the twilight hours but also in low-light conditions such as overcast skies or light rain. It allows you to distinguish small headlands and changes along breaklines, not only in clear reservoirs but also in natural lakes where the water tends to be murky. Furthermore, as it enables you to visually identify weed tops extending to the water’s surface as features, you can target fish from a distance.
Squid Fishing(Eging)
▲Uncorrected
▲Luster Orange
This lens colour is designed to provide the contrast needed to see deeper into bright conditions. During the twilight hours or on overcast days, it makes it easier to distinguish surface current lines and eddies, as well as targets following the egi. Near the bottom, it also makes it easier to spot the undulations of rocky areas, small headlands and weed beds along breaks. The balanced, bright and three-dimensional field of view will broaden your approach to sight fishing.
Trout
▲Without glasses
▲Raster Orange
In low-light conditions, this lens clearly reveals rocks on the seabed and the silhouettes of fish without the image appearing dark. It is effective not only in clear water but also in murky areas. As it allows you to visually confirm details that would otherwise appear blurred, you can continue to target your intended spot without hesitation. Furthermore, as the visibility of orange-coloured objects is enhanced, you can even distinguish bites if using lures with markers in the same colour family.
Fly
▲Uncorrected vision
▲Raster Orange
You can experience outstanding contrast and brightness in so-called ‘low-light’ environments—not only during the twilight hours, but also in upstream areas where trees block out the sky and in mid-river sections during inclement weather.With greater reliability and deeper visibility. A field of vision that allows you to gauge the distance between the bottom and the fish will dispel any hesitation an angler might have. It highlights the shape of submerged rocks in the current and even allows you to check the behaviour of fish around the rocks. Furthermore, its contrast performance, which is not compromised by turbidity, will prove effective when you wish to fish tightly around rocks, even in flat currents.
Rocky Shore
▲Without glasses
▲Raster Orange
From the low-light hours just after dawn, you can make out the silhouettes of submerged rocks and your target fish with a vivid, lifelike clarity. In clear water, you can see the direction in which your bait is sinking with greater depth of perception. In murky areas, it highlights the silhouette of your target fish swimming gracefully, revealing even the slightest changes. This balance, which combines only the best features of copper and brown tints, will guide you towards new fishing strategies in low-light conditions.
Ayu
▲Without glasses
▲Raster Orange
In low-light conditions, it clearly projects the outlines of rocks and the silhouettes of Sweetfish without the image appearing dark. It is particularly effective in murky water, allowing you to visually confirm all the details that would otherwise tend to be blurred, so you can continue to target the intended rock without hesitation. Furthermore, as the visibility of orange-based colours is enhanced, using coloured markers allows you to guide the bait fish to the intended rock without tiring it out.
Spatula
▲Without glasses
▲ Raster Orange
Not only at dawn and dusk, but also in low-light conditions such as overcast or rainy weather, the contrast performance of this lens colour makes the outline of the float stand out clearly. In particular, the orange used on the top of the float appears three-dimensional, ensuring you never miss even the slightest change. Furthermore, whilst specialising in contrast performance, the natural field of vision helps to enhance your concentration.