- Is the Mariana Trench 500 good for fishing?
- It works for casual fishing and boating, but it is a lifestyle rectangle, not a wrap. Costa's sport frames block more side glare and wind, so serious anglers often pick those instead.
- How does it compare with Costa's sport frames?
- The Mariana Trench 500 trades wrap coverage and light weight for a dressier acetate rectangle. It is better for driving and everyday wear, less good in spray and bright side light.
- Can I get these in my prescription?
- Yes, this version is sold with custom prescription lenses cut to your eyesize. You will need a current prescription, and the lenses take longer to arrive than stock plano lenses.
- What is the 500 eyesize?
- The 500 refers to the frame's eyesize, a larger fit in Costa's range. It suits wider faces; if you normally wear narrow frames, try it on or check the measurements first.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the frame with your prescription lenses fitted, plus Costa's standard case and cleaning cloth. Confirm the exact contents with the seller before ordering.
- Is acetate durable for daily wear?
- Acetate holds its shape and color well and the speckled finish hides small scratches. It is heavier than nylon sport frames, so long days on the water may feel less light.
- Where is the Costa Prescription Mariana Trench 500 Eyesize Custom Lenses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $197.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Costa Prescription Mariana Trench 500 Eyesize Custom Lenses?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Costa, GlassesUSA.com, Designer Optics.