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Reflections, reconsidered.
Polarized lenses target reflected glare rather than simply making the view darker.
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Aluminum–Magnesium Polarized Sunglasses
A defined metal silhouette, polarized lenses, and a color for your kind of outside.
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*Material description from the current product listing.
Polarized lenses target reflected glare rather than simply making the view darker.
A slim brow line and sculpted temples give the pair its distinctive profile.
Choose from eight listed options, with the actual frame and lens image beside your selection.
Look beyond the tint to the structure you wear.
010203A straight top bar and separate bridge define the Black pair’s front.
Separate transparent nose pads and curved ear tips complete the fit.
Flat metal arms carry a sculpted detail toward the lens attachment.
Black option illustrated. Construction and finish vary across listed colors.
When sunlight reflects from a surface, some of that light becomes strongly polarized. A polarizing filter reduces the component it is aligned to block.
A regular tinted lens reduces brightness. A polarizing filter adds a way to reduce certain reflected glare.
Filter in place: less of the reflected glare component passes through.
Conceptual illustration. No percentage reduction, lens transmission or real-world visibility is measured here.
They do different jobs. The listing describes these lenses as UV400; color and polarization alone do not establish a UV rating.
The original rear view reveals separate nose pads and the lens attachments. A comfortable fit is individual.
The flat metal arm transitions into a curved end. The supplier lists aluminum–magnesium for the frame; the exact alloy grade is not specified.
Original listing photographs · Shown for visible construction, not as material or durability tests.
At the water’s edge or on an open-air walk, reflected light is part of the scene.
Illustrative wearing scene.
Polarization can reduce some glare reflected from water. It does not make glare disappear in every direction or condition.
Check how the pair sits at your nose and ears before a longer outing.
Some displays can look different through polarized lenses. Check visibility from your normal viewing angle.
These are the catalog’s actual color options. Lens names do not indicate measured light transmission or driving suitability.
Color options from the product listing. Light Green uses a cleaned-up product visualization. Some colors have different frame details.
The listed lens and frame details, together in one place.
Ask about fit or specifications ↗*UV400 is the rating stated in the product listing. Contact SunRay for measurements and detailed lens specifications.
The current listing names a protective kit alongside the sunglasses.
*Accessory reference from the current product listing. Contact us to confirm the current packing details.
Tint changes how much visible light passes through. A darker appearance does not establish a UV rating.
A polarizing filter reduces particular reflected light. Its effect depends on the light, surface and viewing angle.
UV protection concerns ultraviolet light. Check the stated rating and supporting product information.
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Contact SunRay ↗A polarizing filter reduces certain reflected glare, such as glare from water or a road surface. It is a separate property from lens darkness and UV filtering. The diagram explains the principle and does not measure this product’s glare reduction.
The catalog calls the option “Lenses Color.” Original images also show differences in front shape and frame finish between some options. Check the image for your selected option before ordering.
This listing offers eight color options, without a reading-strength or prescription option. It is described as polarized sunglasses, not as a photochromic or progressive-reading product.
Assess the specific tint, visibility and any screen interaction before driving. A lens category and visible-light-transmission report have not been supplied, so driving suitability should be checked for your selected color. Do not use sunglasses for night driving.
Polarized lenses can interact with some displays. Check the screen from the angle at which you will use it and choose eyewear suited to the task.
The current listing describes an aluminum–magnesium frame, TAC polarized lenses and a UV400 rating. Exact component materials and test reports should be confirmed; contact us for detailed material and lens specifications.
The current listing names a hard protective case, microfiber cloth and polarization test card. Contact SunRay to confirm the current packing details.
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