Polarised sunglasses have been popular for years with boaters and fishermen who need to reduce reflected glare from the water surrounding them.
In recent years many other people who take part in other outdoor activities have realised the benefits of polarised lenses, thus interest in these types of sunglasses has soared and so has the choice of glasses which contain these lenses.
Polarised Sunglasses
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Bolle Cobra Sunglasses
Cobra
£79.99
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Bolle Piranha Sunglasses
Piranha
£79.99
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Bolle Python Sunglasses
python
£60.00
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Bolle Quindaro Sunglasses
quindaro
£130.00
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iOptix 012 Polarised Prescription Insert Sports Sunglasses
i012
£32.99
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iOptix 565 Sports Sunglasses
PO565
£42.99
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Nike Swag Sunglasses
EVO654
£65.00
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Oakley Straight Jacket Matte Black Polarized Lens
Oakley_straight_jacket_polar
£145.00
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PolariOptix Polarised Sunglasses perfect for fishing
PolariOptix
£19.99
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Salice 006 Polarised
006RWP
£69.99
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Polarised lenses are different to standard sunglass lenses; they have a special film either sandwiched between two other layers of the lens or applied to the front of a lens. What this special film does is eliminate glare off a surface like a pavement, road, water or snow.
Lightwaves from the sun travel in all directions but when sunlight strikes a surface, it becomes concentrated – this polarised light as it is called causes glare. A polarised lens will eliminate this polarised light. The result is the ability to see light in its pure state. Objects will appear more defined, sharper and naturally coloured. Instead of squinting to minimise glare, a polarised lens will allow your eyes to see colours with true clarity.
These sunglasses can be used for driving and, in fact, can reduce glare from a long, flat road surfaces or the windscreens of vehicles around you.