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Tips on Selecting Frames for Driving :
The right eyewear for driving is more of a personal choice than for other sport-specific eyewear. Nevertheless, there are some things you should keep in mind when choosing your sunglasses: Frames: Frame material and style is a matter of personal preference. Lenses: First and foremost, the sunglasses should offer 100% UV protection. There can be a lot of glare reflecting off the road therefore polarized lenses are recommended since they absorb 98% of glare. With the removal of the sun's glare, objects become more distinct and are seen in their true colors. Another option is a photochromatic lens, which will lighten or darken according to the amount of light, a useful feature when driving at different times of day. The lens color can affect how you see the road. For example, a brown based lens will provide the best contrast while a gray lens allows true perception with the least color distortion. Though driving glasses are available in glass or polycarbonate, we recommend polycarbonate lenses because of their impact resistance and durability.
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Diablo CV
The Diablo fits medium to large faces. It has adjustable temples, which can be made shorter or longer. Since ...
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Ketyum
Packed with features, the Ketyum received the Men’s Journal Breakthrough Award. Features include the patented ...
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Freeon
The Freeon features Kynetium temples, made from a special aluminum alloy that contains magnesium, silicium and...
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Rydon II
Perfect for smaller faces, the Rydon II features a composite plastic material, mixed with advanced carbon to c...
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