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Are the Costa Santiago 9085 sunglasses made from recycled materials?
What's the difference between Costa 580G and 580P lenses?
Can I get prescription lenses in the Costa Santiago sunglasses?
What does Costa 580 lens technology do?
What size head do the Santiago sunglasses fit?
Do Costa Santiago sunglasses have UV protection?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Costa Del Mar Santiago 9085 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Iconic Costa fishing frame with proven track record
- Available in both 580G and 580P options
- Slightly lower price point ($163.54–$296.0)
- Classic Costa design with wide appeal
- Available with 580G and 580P lens options
- Lower starting price ($163.54–$280.0)
- Versatile rectangular shape for fishing and everyday wear
- Available in 580G and 580P options
- Similar price range ($179.0–$296.0)
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Costa Santiago vs. Other Costa Fishing Frames
The Costa Del Mar Santiago 9085 sits at the intersection of performance and sustainability in Costa's fishing lineup. If you're deciding between the Santiago and other Costa frames, here's what sets it apart.
Santiago vs. Fantail 9006
The Fantail is one of Costa's most iconic fishing frames, beloved by anglers for decades. Both frames offer Costa's legendary 580G lens technology with the same color enhancement and glare reduction. The key difference: the Santiago is built from 97% recycled fishing nets as part of the Untangled Collection, while the Fantail uses standard acetate. The Santiago also offers more coverage with integrated hooding and side shields to prevent light leak—features the Fantail lacks. If maximum coverage and sustainability matter to you, the Santiago is the choice. If you prefer a lighter frame or want the 580P polycarbonate option at a lower price point, the Fantail delivers proven performance.
Santiago vs. Blackfin 9014
The Blackfin shares the Santiago's rectangular shape and is another serious fishing frame. Both are available with 580G glass lenses for ultimate clarity. The Blackfin starts at a lower price ($163.54 vs. $225) and uses traditional acetate construction. The Santiago's advantage is its Untangled Collection pedigree—you're removing discarded fishing nets from the ocean with every purchase—plus the maximum-coverage design with keeper-ready temples and Hydrolite grips engineered specifically for long days on the water. The Blackfin is a classic choice; the Santiago is Costa's next-generation fishing frame.
Santiago vs. Rincon 9018
The Rincon is a versatile rectangular frame that works for fishing and everyday wear, with a similar price range to the Santiago. Both offer 580 lens technology and prescription-ready options. The Santiago pulls ahead for dedicated anglers: it's the Untangled frame with the most "fishability," featuring side shields, hooding, and a wrap design that keeps your eyes focused on the water. The Rincon is a great all-around frame, but the Santiago is purpose-built for fishing performance while supporting ocean conservation.
Bottom line: If you want Costa's most advanced fishing frame with maximum coverage, sustainable materials, and the clarity of 580G glass, the Santiago 9085 is the frame to beat. It's built for anglers who refuse to compromise on performance or environmental impact.
At a Glance
Costa Del Mar Fantail 9006 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Iconic Costa fishing frame with proven track record
- Available in both 580G and 580P options
- Slightly lower price point ($163.54–$296.0)
- Lighter weight if choosing 580P lenses
Cons:
- Not made from recycled materials like Santiago
- Less coverage and wrap than Santiago
- No integrated hooding and side shields
Costa Del Mar Blackfin 9014 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Classic Costa design with wide appeal
- Available with 580G and 580P lens options
- Lower starting price ($163.54–$280.0)
- Proven durability in saltwater environments
Cons:
- Standard acetate frame, not recycled materials
- Less maximum coverage than Santiago
- No specialized light-leak prevention features
Costa Del Mar Rincon 9018 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Versatile rectangular shape for fishing and everyday wear
- Available in 580G and 580P options
- Similar price range ($179.0–$296.0)
- Proven Costa quality and lens technology
Cons:
- Not part of the sustainable Untangled Collection
- Less specialized for maximum coverage fishing
- No hooding or side shield features