Metal Sunglasses – Less glare off wet road and open water

A slim metal frame carrying polarized lenses with a UV400 filter. The polarizing layer takes the bounce off wet roads, water and car windows out of the picture. The back surface is treated as well, so you do not see your own face reflected in the lens.

What polarization changes

A dark lens dims everything equally, glare included, which is not the same as removing it. Polarization filters that reflected light out, so the view settles down without the lens having to go darker. Behind the wheel and near water the difference is hard to miss.

• Polarized lenses: reflections off asphalt, water and glass drop out of view.
• UV400: blocks the full ultraviolet range.
• Slim metal frame: holds its shape and adds almost nothing in weight.
• Treated back surface: no reflection of your own eyes on the inside of the lens.
• One size: the frame suits most face shapes.

A pair you notice for what you stop seeing.

Do not straighten the arms by hand, because metal keeps a bend and the pair then sits crooked. Clean the lenses with a microfiber cloth and a drop of water, never a paper tissue. Set them down lenses up when you take them off for a minute.

Specifications

• metal frame
• polarized lenses with UV400 filter
• anti-reflective treatment on the back surface
• one size

Put them on for the first drive with the sun low.