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Polarized lenses feature a special coating that makes them block horizontally polarized light. They shield your eyes from annoying glares while letting non-polarized light through. This provides better visual acuity compared to standard tinted sunglasses.
For only an extra $30 you can add tinted lenses with a polarized coating to your prescription or non-prescription sunglasses whether it’s a round polarized sunglasses or oversized polarized sunglasses style.
For $59 you can add a mirrored tint to your polarized lenses to combine style and function for a super-practical and iconic pair of polarized mirror sunglasses.
NON-POLARIZED
POLARIZED
Where are Polarized Sunglasses Lenses Most Useful?
Polarized sunglasses can make your life easier in many different situations. Check this list for our recommendations:
Polarized sports sunglasses protect your eyes around water by blocking glare reflected off the water surface. Polarized wrap around sunglasses offer even more protec.
Polarized lenses block glares from smooth road surfaces during driving. Make sure you can read your dashboard displays through the lenses!
Polarized lenses are useful for hiking trips that will take you to exposed places like mountaintops, especially in snowy conditions.
Your lenses come with these handy coatings.
Anti-Reflective
UV Protection
Scratch Resistant
Polarized
Choose your frame and click “Select Lenses”.
Select the “Polarized” option.
Choose between the “Basic Tint” and “Mirrored Tint” options, and select the tint color you like.
Click add to cart and complete your purchase!
Virtual $42
M
Halle $32
M
Power $19
L
Turnover $29
L
Crush $55
L
Disclosure $35
L
Taylor $19
L
Parasol $45
L
Sun Albee $19
XL
Courteney $22
M
Sun Charlotte $29
S
Nevada $39
L
Tempest $42
S
Ocean $59
L
Cherish $39
L
Millenium $19
L
Elena $19
L
Bless $42
XL
Sun Bardot $29
M
Route 66 $39
L
Win $35
L
Deja Vu $25
L
Flier $49
XL
Sun Amore $32
XL
Daikon $42
M
Gelato $42
L
Sun Sydney $45
L
Kudos $49
XL
Cartel $22
M
Samba $22
L
From an early age, almost everyone is taught that spending too much time in the sun can be bad for your eyes. While that’s somewhat true, that single broad statement has become a kind of scientific boogie man. Everyone’s wary about the sun, but fewer people know about the importance of UV protection and how it can help you negate its effects. Your polarized sunglass lenses will also come with a separate UV protective coating, as standard.
Did you know? Prolonged exposure to the sun without UV protection can cause rapid macular degeneration (blurring of the eyesight.). Believe it or not, this phenomenon can occur at any time of the year, since UV rays reflect extremely well off of cloudy skies, snow, and even water. Polarized sunglasses can help your eyes filter out these dangerous rays and maintain your vision’s health.
One of the best things about these glare-blocking shades is that they come in colors such as black polarized sunglasses, blue polarized sunglasses, and even pink polarized sunglasses if you like bright frames.There’s even choice when it comes to adding tints and gradients to your lenses with clear polarized lenses, gray polarized lenses, and brighter colors like purple available.
Sunglasses with this special coating have unique features that make them a great choice for active people, drivers, and more. Here’s just a couple special examples: Reduced glare: Polarized sunglasses take in vertical light, but filter out horizontal light. This effectively blocks out the blurry hazes and glares associated with bright reflections during sunny days and overly bright car headlights during night time driving. Improved comfort and reduced eye strain: Polarized sunglasses naturally lessen the amount that you need to squint in bright light conditions, drastically reducing eye strain and improving comfort.
