Trendy Auto Color Shift Polarized Sunglasses

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£30.99 GBP

Frame Color: Black Black Dark gray

Lens color: Gray Gray Green-Yellow

✨Get Ready for Automatically Adapting Polarized Eyewear👓

Experience Precise Color Recognition and Minimized Eye Strain

Discover the Ultimate Eyewear for Your Active Lifestyle

【Superb Photocromic Feature】 Our lenses adapt to the level of sunlight and UV exposure, providing you with the perfect shade every time.

【UV400 Protective Lenses】 Enjoy 100% protection against harmful UVA/UVB rays and automatic adjustment to lower light levels, whether you're indoors or outdoors.

【Perfect for Any Activity】 Whether you're driving, jogging, fishing, cycling, or just enjoying the outdoors, our photochromic sunglasses have got you covered.

【Lightweight and Comfortable】 Our innovative use of materials like Kynetium, Grilamid, and Magnesium ensures a lightweight and comfortable wearing experience.

【Effective Day and Night】 Our specialized photochromic polarized lenses provide optimal vision and comfort in any lighting condition.

Say goodbye to eye strain and hello to crystal-clear vision with our advanced photochromic technology. Whether you're driving at night or enjoying the outdoors during the day, our lenses have got you covered.

Plus, with our UV400 protection, you can enjoy the sun without worrying about harmful rays.

Key Features ▼

Lightweight aluminum-magnesium alloy frame for maximum comfort.
Adjustable temples, nose pads, and flexible arms for a secure fit.
UV 400 protection: Blocks all three types of UV radiation for complete eye protection.
Photochromic polarized lenses: Reduces glare and enhances visual clarity.
PHOTOCHROMIC POLARIZED LENS: Darkens under bright sunlight and remains clear in low-light conditions.

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Testing the Color Change:

To test the lens color change, follow these simple steps:
First:
Place the sunglasses in direct sunlight for 10-15 seconds; the lenses will darken. (Ensure it's sunny, not overcast or rainy)
Second:
Use UV light for testing; the lenses will become darker.
Note:
It’s crucial to avoid testing in cloudy conditions or indoors, as the lens color change is activated by UV radiation.