Driving into a low sun, cycling on a bright afternoon, watching the water for a bite — glare makes your eyes work far harder than they need to. Ordinary tinted sunglasses simply dim everything; they do nothing about the reflected glare bouncing off wet roads, water and glass that actually causes the strain. These polarised sunglasses with UV400 protection cut that horizontal glare at the source, giving you cleaner, sharper and more comfortable vision wherever the day takes you.

Why These Beat Ordinary Sunglasses

✓ Polarised lenses with UV400 protection — block 100% of UVA and UVB rays and strip out horizontal glare from roads, water and glass, keeping your eyes relaxed in strong light.

✓ Polycarbonate TAC lenses — lightweight and impact-resistant with an anti-scratch coating, built for daily outdoor wear without distorting colour or clarity.

✓ Filter category 3 — rated for medium to bright sunlight, ideal for driving, cycling, fishing, hiking and everyday outdoor use.

✓ HD true colour vision — the polarised filter boosts contrast and definition, so colours look natural and outlines sharper than through standard tinted lenses.

✓ Lightweight polycarbonate frame — flexible enough to suit different head widths, holding its shape without pressing on the nose or temples through hours of wear.

✓ Unisex wrap-sport style — the oval wrap silhouette flatters a range of face shapes and works equally well for men and women, whether for sport, driving or casual days out.

Where They Make the Biggest Difference

Behind the wheel, polarised lenses kill the glare off wet tarmac and oncoming windscreens — a genuine comfort upgrade for British roads after rain. Cyclists get cleaner forward vision and less wind-induced eye strain on sunny rides. Anglers and paddlers rely on them to see straight through surface glare on rivers, lakes and the coast. Hikers and trail runners wear them for protection on exposed ground, and they're just as at home at festivals, markets, beach days or any long stretch outdoors in the sun.

How Polarised Lenses Actually Work

Light bouncing off flat surfaces — roads, water, car bonnets, glass — becomes horizontally polarised, with all the light waves aligned in one direction. That concentrated, aligned light is exactly what you experience as glare. The filter inside these lenses has a vertical molecular structure that blocks horizontally polarised light whilst letting everything else pass through normally — so glare disappears without your overall vision going darker or colours shifting. On top of that, the UV400 coating absorbs ultraviolet radiation across the full UVA and UVB spectrum before it ever reaches your eyes.

How They Compare

Fit and Everyday Handling

Slide the frame on and adjust the nose piece for an even, comfortable fit — the flexible polycarbonate frame gently accommodates different head widths. Clean the lenses only with a soft microfibre cloth; paper towels and clothing fabric will gradually scratch the coating. Keep them in a protective case when you're not wearing them, and don't leave them in a hot car for long spells — heat can warp the polycarbonate frame.

Care and Maintenance

Wipe the lenses with a clean microfibre cloth, and if they're dusty or sandy, rinse with cool water first so you're not dragging grit across the anti-scratch coating. Keep them away from harsh chemicals, solvents and aerosol sprays. Store flat or in a case. The frame can be flexed gently for fit, but never bent past its natural range.

Product Specifications

What's in the Box

1 × Polarised sunglasses