Polarized Clip-On Sunglasses | Stornfield

Glare hits you in the face while driving, even though you are already wearing glasses.

Anyone who wears prescription glasses knows the problem: standard sunglasses don't fit over them, and in bright sunlight or against the light on the highway, visibility becomes a real danger. The Clip-On sunglasses with polarized UV400 lenses easily clip onto any existing glasses and can be flipped up or down in seconds using a flip-up mechanism. The night vision model also reduces annoying light reflections in the dark. The result: clear, relaxed vision while driving, fishing, and for any other outdoor activity.

Benefits

• No more changing glasses on the go: The flip-up mechanism allows you to switch between protected and clear vision in one second, without removing your glasses or carrying a second pair of sunglasses.
• No more glare on long drives: The polarized UV400 lenses with anti-reflective coating absorb the light that water, asphalt, and windshields reflect before it reaches your eyes.
• No worries about fit or weight: The universal clip mechanism fits almost any glasses frame, and the lightweight plastic frame at about 9.4 g is hardly noticeable during hours of wear.

Specifications

• Lens protection: Polarized, UV400
• Mechanism: Flip-up clip, universal
• Frame material: Lightweight plastic, approx. 9.4 g
• Coating: Anti-reflective coating
• Available colors: Mirror Blue, Mirror Pink, Mirror Orange, Jasper, Brown, Night Vision, Mirror Green, Gray
• Options: Without case or with case

Usage

1. Clip-On: Align the clip flush against your existing glasses frame and press it down gently until it sits securely.
2. Adjust: Flip the lenses down when exposed to glare or UV radiation, and flip them up as soon as you need full visibility.
3. Night driving: Choose the night vision model for twilight or nighttime drives to soften oncoming headlights and improve contrast perception.

Pro Tip: Clean the clip-on lenses only with a soft microfiber cloth – rough cloths can leave fine scratches on polarized coatings which will bother you later when the sun is low.