
Everyday exploring4 min read
Snow blindness is a painful eye injury caused by ultraviolet light reflected from snow and ice. Learn why it can happen even on cold…
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Fit & care4 min read
Why Do Sunglasses Fog Up? Sunglasses fog when warm, moist air meets a cooler lens surface. The moisture condenses into tiny water droplets. Those…
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Lens know-how4 min read
How Do Mirrored Sunglasses Work? A mirrored lens has a thin reflective coating applied to its front surface. This coating reflects a portion of…
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Everyday exploring4 min read
Are Polarized Sunglasses Good for Driving? Polarized sunglasses are usually an excellent choice for daytime driving. Polarized lenses filter reflected glare from flat surfaces…
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Lens know-how4 min read
Polarized sunglasses can make a noticeable difference around water, wet roads, windshields, and other reflective surfaces. The challenge is that polarization cannot always be…
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Lens know-how4 min read
The short answer is yes. Clouds can make the sky look darker, but they do not eliminate ultraviolet radiation. Your eyes can still be…
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Fit & care4 min read
A good pair of sunglasses should stay comfortably in place without pinching your temples, pressing heavily on your nose, or sliding every time you…
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On the water6 min read
Amber vs. Gray vs. Blue: How to Choose the Best Sunglass Lens Tint for Water You already know you need polarized lenses on the…
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On the water2 min read
For days on the water, lens coatings and polarization do different jobs. Polarization helps reduce reflected glare. Anti-reflective coatings reduce reflections at lens surfaces,…
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