Polarized Sunglasses

Reduce the polarization and glare of the lens to provide better visual acuity.

Polarized Sunglasses

Reduce the polarization and glare of the lens to provide better visual acuity

Features of Polarized Sunglasses

Polarization occurs when light is reflected from a horizontal surface, such as a road, water or snow.

However, wearing a vertically oriented filter can help us to prevent this light from affecting our vision.

Polarized lenses have a special coating that allows them to block horizontal polarized light.

In other words, only vertical light is allowed to pass through these filters.

They block annoying glare while allowing non-polarized light to pass through.

Compared to standard tinted sunglasses, this provides better visual acuity.

Polarization occurs when light is reflected from a horizontal surface, such as a road, water or snow. However, wearing a vertically oriented filter can help us to prevent this light from affecting our vision. Polarized lenses have a special coating that allows them to block horizontal polarized light. In other words, only vertical light is allowed to pass through these filters. They block annoying glare while allowing non-polarized light to pass through. Compared to standard tinted sunglasses, this provides better visual acuity. read more

Eliminate lens flare reflection

True color perception

Reduce visual fatigue

Which Scenes Need Polarized Sunglasses?

Polarized sunglasses are a necessity for outdoor activities.

They are suitable for outdoor mountaineering, skiing, cycling, fishing, boating and other sports, helping to reduce glare, protect eyes and increase the fun of activities.

Polarized sunglasses are a necessity for outdoor activities. They are suitable for outdoor mountaineering, skiing, cycling, fishing, boating and other sports, helping to reduce glare, protect eyes and increase the fun of activities.