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Sunglasses that utilize a laminated filter within the lens material that selectively blocks horizontal light waves. This technology is specifically designed to eliminate distracting and blinding glare from reflective surfaces.
read more about polarized sunwear ...Light reflecting off flat surfaces (water, roads, snow, car hoods) is horizontally polarized. The polarized filter acts like a Venetian blind, blocking this horizontal light while allowing vertical, informative light to pass through.
Essential for activities near water or snow (fishing, boating, skiing), as they allow the wearer to see through the surface glare and significantly reduce eye fatigue.
Polarized lenses can make it difficult to view certain LCD or LED screens (like car dashboards, phones, or aircraft navigation systems) which also use polarized filters.
No. Polarization manages glare (visual comfort), but the lens material still needs a separate, integrated UV coating to block harmful ultraviolet radiation (ocular health).
Look through the lenses at an LCD screen (like a phone). If you rotate the glasses 90 degrees, the screen will appear to turn black if the lenses are truly polarized.
Polarization removes the glare from the water's surface, allowing the wearer to see down into the water and spot fish, rocks, or other submerged objects.