Sunglasses

Polarised lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water, snow, and roads, enhancing visual clarity and reducing eye strain. They improve safety during driving, cycling, and water sports by minimising blinding reflections, allowing better focus on surroundings.

Wraparound designs provide full peripheral coverage, blocking wind, dust, and UV rays from all angles. Their snug fit ensures stability during high-motion activities like running or skiing, while polarised options enhance depth perception in bright conditions.

Choose polarised lenses to eliminate water glare and improve underwater visibility. Opt for wraparound frames with UV400 protection and anti-slip grips to withstand splashes and saltwater exposure. 

Yes, polarised lenses reduce glare from roads, dashboards, and other vehicles, enhancing contrast and depth perception. This minimises eye strain and improves reaction times in bright sunlight. 

Look for labels stating "100% UV400" or "UV400 protection," which block all UVA/UVB rays. Avoid non-certified lenses, as they may expose eyes to harmful radiation even with dark tints. 

It depends on the conditions. A standard grey lens is a great all-rounder as it reduces brightness without changing the colours you see. Brown or amber lenses can be great for enhancing contrast, which can help you to spot changes in the terrain.

This means the lenses block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays from the sun. It's the standard you should always look for in a good pair of sunglasses.

Some of our brands do make special "over-glasses" that are designed to fit over your prescription eyewear. Alternatively, you can look into getting prescription lenses fitted into a pair of sports sunglasses.