Features and Benefits:

• Stainless steel construction for strength and durability

• Constantly evolving shapes and sizes following optical frame fashion

• Patented spring loaded mechanism allows easy application and removal of frame while
  maintaining polarized axis

• Polarized glare demonstrator

• Covered hooks to protect frame eyewire and Rx lenses

• Proprietary Visionaries polarized lenses that meet and exceed all international standards for Optics, UV, Polarizing efficiency, including US ANSI Z80.3, EN 1836 class 1, AS/NZS1067 and GB10810

• Shade Control clips are designed to ensure that the polarized horizontal axis is never compromised

• Functional rim locks

Polarized Lenses:
Grey – Grey tint
Brown – Brown tint

Perception® Polarized Lenses:
Black Flash – Grey base tint with Black mirror
Classic Silver - Grey base tint with Silver mirror
Deep Blue - Grey base tint with Blue mirror
Caribbean Green - Grey base tint with Green mirror
Crimson Red - Grey base tint with Red mirror
Copper Driving – Copper base tint with Silver mirror and Antireflective Backside Coating
HCP Yellow – Yellow base tint with Silver mirror and Antireflective Backside Coating

Flash Mirror:
The mirror coating is slight, it isn't the heavy mirror coating, it is just a flash mirror.

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Black Flash Polarized Perception Mirror	Classic Silver Polarized Perception Mirror
Caribbean Green Polarized Perception Mirror	Copper Driving Polarized Perception Mirror
Crimson Red Polarized Perception Mirror	Deep Blue Polarized Perception Mirror
HCP Yellow Polarized Perception Mirror	Polarized Brown
Polarized Grey

 

                               

WHAT ARE POLARIZED LENSES? Glare is everywhere and is due to the reflection of light on smooth surfaces.  It gets worse when the surface is shiny.  That’s the case with water, snow and even certain roads or buildings.  When driving, glare can be dangerous, blurring your perception and causing visual discomfort and eye fatigue.  These polarized lenses eliminate 99% of horizontal glare and block 100% of harmful UV rays. 

WHY ARE POLARIZED LENSES A BETTER CHOICE THAN STANDARD TINTED LENSES? Tinted sunlenses reduce the amount of light and darken your vision, but do not address the glare problem and don’t necessarily block 100% UVA and UVB radiation.  These polarized lenses allow optimum light levels in for maximum comfort, clarity and more accurate color perception.  They also eliminate headaches and fatigue caused by eyestrain. 

WHAT LENS COLOR IS THE BEST CHOICE FOR ME? Gray lenses are the most color-neutral.  They transmit colors evenly and are comfortable in bright, medium and intermittent light.   

Brown lenses are becoming increasingly popular, especially among women.  Brown lenses enhance color contrast and preserve depth perception for activities such as driving, fishing, winter sports and golf.   

Mirror coated lenses offer increased light absorption in the bright sun, as will as fashion forward appearance. 

SAFER DRIVING VISION Polarized polycarbonate lenses eliminate direct and reflective glare and can withstand the impact of deployed airbag. 

GREATER COMFORT OUTDOORS Polarized polycarbonate lenses reduce the intensity of sunlight to more comfortable levels, thus helping to prevent eyestrain, fatigue and headaches caused by glare. 

SUPERIOR EYE PROTECTION FOR SPORT Polarized polycarbonate lenses are 10 times more impact resistant than other lenses. 

MORE COLOR OPTIONS Gray: All-purpose, true color vision.  Gray is best for the intense glare and bright sunlight encountered when driving, boating or deep-water fishing. 

Brown: For improved contrast in bright conditions such as driving, golf, winter sports, and shallow water fishing. 

MORE COMFORTABLE TO WEAR Lightweight polarized polycarbonate lenses reduce pressure on the wearer’s face and stay comfortably in place. 

HOW POLARIZATION WORKS:  As light waves travel away from their source, they vibrate in all directions equally.  This is similar to the way motion waves roll down a whip.  But rather than the wave traveling on a flat plane it travels in all directions.  When reflected off a flat, shiny surface, the light waves become polarized and align in a side-to side, horizontal direction.  The result is blinding glare.  

Polarized lenses are like a fence when the whip is fed between the slats of a fence.  Only the up and down waves can get through.  The side-to-side waves would be blocked.  A polarized filter blocks reflected glare in the same way.  The horizontal waves are blocked.

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