01 / INTEGRATED LENSESNO INSERT
Built into the main lenses
No separate insert to clip in, take out or clean around.
THE LENS LIBRARY
Understand the options.
Choose for the places you go and the light you see.
NO EXTRA FRAME INSIDEFrame shown. Your lenses are made to order.01 / PRESCRIPTION LENSES
Your prescription is part of the main lenses. There is no smaller pair of lenses sitting behind them.
A CLOSER LOOK
No separate insert to clip in, take out or clean around.
A smaller prescription frame sits behind the outer lens, creating an extra gap.
Anti-fog prescription lenses. Less prone to fogging than insert-style designs.
Different features. Simple choices.
SUNSHINE ↔ SHADE02 / PHOTOCHROMIC
They darken in sunlight and become lighter indoors, so you do less switching between glasses and sunglasses.
The change is gradual, not instant. Light and temperature affect how dark they get and how quickly they lighten again.
Check the specific lens before riding after dark. Changing tint does not automatically mean the lens is polarized.
03 / POLARIZED
Polarized lenses cut the bright reflections from water, making the view easier to look at.
Darker is not always better. Think about the light where you fish, from open water to a shaded stream.
Polarized lenses may make some cycling computer screens harder to read. The same can happen with some phones and watches.
04 / MIRROR FINISH
A mirror finish reflects some light away and gives the outside of your lenses a coloured, reflective look.
A blue mirror does not mean everything looks blue. The colour you see through depends on the lens underneath.
A mirror finish alone does not make lenses polarized or light-changing. Colours shown above are illustrations.
A LITTLE CLARITY
A few simple answers to help you choose.
Think about when you ride. Photochromic lenses can be convenient when daylight changes. For rides after dark, check that your lenses are suitable. Polarized lenses may make some cycling computer screens harder to read.
Start with polarized lenses to cut the bright shine from the water. Then think about your fishing spot: open water in full sun and a shaded stream need different levels of darkness.
Many photochromic lenses do not darken as much behind a car windscreen because it blocks much of the UV light that activates them. Check the specific lens before choosing it for driving.
Lens thickness depends on your prescription, lens material and frame. A higher lens index can help reduce thickness, but it is only one part of the choice.
Shape illustration only. It does not predict the thickness of your finished lenses.
The mirror colour is what other people see on the outside. The view through the lens can be a different colour. A blue mirror does not mean everything looks blue.
Lens options vary by frame and prescription. Colours and diagrams explain the idea; they are not measured lens test results.
