Costa Del Mar sunglasses are a no-brainer for all water addicts. All Costa shades are made to provide an amazing fit and come with the best polarized lenses on the market. Even though all three sunglasses are similar, each pair has its unique features. Check out our guide on Costa Brine vs Costa Harpoon vs Costa Fathom for details about what makes each of these sunglasses different and find out which pair is the perfect fit for you.
Costa Brine
Costa Brine in Mate Black and Green Mirror Lens
Recommended for extreme anglers that have saltwater flowing in their veins, the Costa Brine is ready for hardcore fishing. Equipped with full Hydrolite temples and 580 technology, the sunglasses provide an excellent fit and vision. 580 technology was developed by experts in order to enhance colors and contrast while offering perfect clarity. Made with top of the line materials, Costa Brine sunglasses are extremely durable and highly resistant. Moreover, Costa Brine sunglasses come in three different frame colors (Matte Black, Gunmetal, Tortoise) and up to seven different lens colors.
Features :
- Durable and tough TR-90 nylon frame
- Venting in the frame for air flow
- Full Hydrolite nose and temple pads
- 580 lens technology
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Costa Harpoon
Costa Harpoon in Shiny Black and Copper Silver lens
Equipped with Hydrolite rubber on the nose, the Costa Harpoon is perfect for a long and sunny fishing day. Just like all Costa sunglasses, the Harpoon offers 100% UV light protection and 99.9% polarization efficiency. In addition, the Harpoon is made of sustainable materials that are environmentally friendly and biodegrade over time. As a matter of fact, Costa Del Mar uses bio-based resin for all their TR-90 frames in order to reduce their overall emissions and carbon footprint.
Features :
- Stainless steel non-corrosive spring hinge
- TR-90 nylon frame
- Hydrolite rubber on the nose
- Water droplet accents for extra grip
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Costa Fathom
Costa Fathom in Matte Black and Blue Mirror lens
Similar to the Brine, Costa Fathom sunglasses are ready to be put to work. In order to avoid slippage, the Fathom is equipped with Hydrolite pads on the temples and nose providing perfect comfort and support. Costa Fathom shades are made with biodegradable materials that are durable and lightweight, in addition, to help reduce overall carbon emissions.
Features :
- Vents to help airflow
- 580 lens technology
- Hydrolite temples and nose pads
- Available in an OmniFit version
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So Costa Brine, Costa Harpoon or Costa Fathom?
Tough decision, right? If you prefer to have a medium fit, extra grip with great comfort, then the Fathom shades are made for you. If you're adventurous, enjoy extreme fishing, and need a great pair of sunglasses to go with it, the Costa Brine won't disappoint. Finally, if you need a pair of shades that fit large to extra large head size, grab the Costa Harpoon. All these frames use Costa's best technologies, just find the fit and style you want.
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1. All Costa lenses have a C-Wall molecular bond on the outside of the lens. The C-Wall molecular bond on Costa lenses provides the most scratch-resistant and smudge-free barrier, repelling salt water, oil and sweat for easier cleaning. Costa sunglasses were built by fishermen who needed sunglasses that wouldn’t be deteriorated by salty water or air, so that shouldn’t be an issue.
2. Quick question are you referring to water skiing or skiing on snow in the mountains?
3. The Brine has venting holes on the front of the frame that helps combat fogging. However, there is no anti-fog coating applied to the lenses.