- All lenses are Polycarbonate for impact resistance, and provide 100% UVA/UVB protection
- Polarized lenses are the most popular choice because they cut down glare found on reflecting surfaces such as water or wet pavement.
- Transitional Lenses are not polarized, but change from dark to light depending on conditions. They do not get dark through car windshields.
- Tinted (not polarized) is a good choice for those who are more budget conscious or for those who don't like polarized lenses.
- Clear is good for those who are in low light conditions often and don't want to spend more money on transitional lenses.
- Polarized and Transition - aka Drivewear® lenses are the first photochromic lenses to darken behind the windshield of a car. They progress from a green/yellow in overcast conditions, to copper in bright light driving conditions, to dark reddish brown in bright outside conditions.
*Notes for Drivewear - the Premium Lab must be used. Lenses don't become completely clear.