These aren't much of a "fashion statement" but they sure help me when I'm tying knots etc.. $25 at Bass Pro.

I bet if you used those and pair of 3-D glasses you would get a real kick out of a 3-D movie.

Looks pretty handy.

I've been debating picking up a set of these for both my scuba mask as well as sunglasses. Have heard both that they're great and that they fall off easily.

I have a pair of these glasses and they are fine for fishing but be careful walking a rocky shoreline or portage as they make watching the ground ahead of you feet difficult. You should have a second pair for navigating those areas!

I order 1x and 1.5x lined bifocals style magnifier insert safety glasses through my work. I tried stronger and don't like it. The stronger the magnifier, the tougher to watch your footing. I'm 47 and really appreciate the magnifiers for knots and reading and slivers. I would likely just carry readers if the magnifiers weren't free.

Gunflinter: "

These aren't much of a "fashion statement" but they sure help me when I'm tying knots etc.. $25 at Bass Pro."

Just make sure you take them off when you reach the portage. Glancing down through those really distorts your perception.

Amazon has many similar products, at less than half the cost

Gateway Safety 46MG25 StarLite MAG Safety Glasses, 2.5 Diopter

I have a similar pair I bought at Duluth Trading. Polarized, comfortable, and built in cheaters. They have changed fishing for me, since I used to have to take sunglasses off and put reading glasses on every time I needed to tie a knot.

P.S. Getting old sucks.

I added those to my snorkeling mask, and after I figured out how to look at different things, they worked great.