Hunter Specialties I-Kam Sunglasses

[Bluebasser86]

Has anyone tried these? Seems like a pretty cool idea and they aren't too expensive. Would be a lot nicer than a hatcam I would think. Wouldn't mind trying them out but hoping to get some feedback before I try them out.

http://hunterspec.com/updateable/update_display.cfm?pageid=2603&categoryID=8

[A-Jay]

I have Not tried these but agree the concept does seem cool.

The reviews, feedback and video's I watched on line look OK. I think there will be a bit of a learning curve when it comes to knowing where the camera is actually pointing as you record. A laser type pointer of sorts that indicates where you're shooting would come in handy here.

I've come close to pulling the trigger on these a few times. There are some decent deals on them periodically.

Good Luck

A-Jay

[deep]

Looks interesting. What does it cost? Couldn't find a price on it. I'm wondering about the quality of the glasses, because you'd have to use these instead of your regular fishing glasses.

[Bluebasser86]

Looks interesting. What does it cost? Couldn't find a price on it. I'm wondering about the quality of the glasses, because you'd have to use these instead of your regular fishing glasses.

The prices I found ranged between $85 and $110. They seem to take pretty decent video and sound. I was also wondering on the quality of the lenses. I doubt they'd be like my CDM's but who knows. If I can find the expendable income I might try them.

[dwtaylor]

These are pretty sweet. A buddy of mine uses them in the treestand to film some hunts, and he has some pretty sweet footage of deer walking through. Its not quite the rut here in Iowa yet, but with this colder weather coming through, they are sure moving. The lenses aren't really the best IMO. Some people do remove the lenses and put them on top of your existing shades. That looks pretty goofy though.