the freedom to move with it.
Lens Designs
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Transitions: Molecules in the lens that react with UV and darken when you go outside. These make a convenient pair of sunglasses |
Anti-Reflective Coating: Helps with night time driving and computer glare. Lets others see your eyes, not the glare off your lenses. |
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Tinting: Conventional, yet stylish, sunglasses. Recommended to aid in the prevention of cataracts and the formation of wrinkles associated with squinting. |
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Polarized Lenses: Specific lenses that have a filter within the lens, reducing glare better than conventional sunglasses. Great for driving, skiing, fishing, and boating. |
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Hi-Index Lenses: Lightest weight material; Great for high prescriptions. |
Polycarbonate Lenses: Light weight, impact resistant, great for kids or high prescriptions. |
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Ultraviolet Protection: Protects against the sun’s harmful rays; recommended to help prevent the formation of cataracts and wrinkles, no matter if it’s for sunglasses or not. |
