Costa's

[TeamXXL]

Do y'all feel that dark colored frames have an advantage over white or silver frames? Why?

[fishinpox]

Yeah... U don't look like a tool in darker color compared to looking like a tool in white

[BIG RED 1983]

Yes they look better unless your on the jersey shore

[BIG RED 1983]

Originally Posted by fishinpox

Yeah... U don't look like a tool in darker color compared to looking like a tool in white

X2

[TeamXXL]

Besides looks, is there any advantage for sight fishing? Some guys I fish against and I were debating this earlier. The argue was that dark frames block more light therefore seeing better. Any opinions?

[BIG RED 1983]

Sounds good to me

[PUREBAY2200]

Originally Posted by fishinpox

Yeah... U don't look like a tool in darker color compared to looking like a tool in white

U gonna piss Jordan off now.......

[bluewing]

Originally Posted by fishinpox

Yeah... U don't look like a tool in darker color compared to looking like a tool in white

LOL

[Pole_benda]

I've worn both black and white frames no difference. But I also get the bigger Costa frames so I can block out more light.

[outcast]

Originally Posted by Pole_benda

I've worn both black and white frames no difference. But I also get the bigger Costa frames so I can block out more light.

The frame style is whats gonna block the light out. I cant see color having anything to do with it

[bgizzle]

Cabolito's are good frame size and block out good light but I can't see y a different color would make a difference