Polarized lenses
Polar warfare sunglasses reduce reflections. For example, reflection means when the sun's rays are reflected in your eyes from water, snow or glass. The reflection will not blind you completely, but you will have to chip your eyes, which makes your eyes strain. Polarized sunglasses help you see more clearly the details. It can improve performance and prevent accidents. Eyes also do not get tired so quickly.
How do polarized lenses work?
It is important to understand what light is polarized and what is not. When you light a match, it radiates non-polarized light. The light comes from occasional angles in all directions.
Polarized light is created when the light is reflected from something like water or a car bonnet, and is horizontal towards you. This horizontal ray of light causes a reflection. The reflection can be dangerous, especially when driving a car or walking on a snow.
A special chemical is laminated horizontally over the lenses and makes the lens polarized. This pattern prevents light that comes horizontally and thus prevents reflection. The light passes only through the polarized lenses in one direction and thus only utilizes the light in the vertical.
The benefits of non -polarized lenses
- Less of the eyes of the eyes - eyes don't get tired
- Better and more detailed visibility
- Colors appear more clearly and brighter
- Safer to work in the waters, snow and traffic
Polar Wars The lenses are intended for:
- For driving - a shallow winter sun and sudden reflection no longer interferes with
- For snow - much more pleasant to do winter sports on snow and wander on a sunny day
- In the water - You see more clearly the surface of the water and its outline. You don't have to scratch your eyes all the time
UV protection 100%
UV radiation is invisible radiation that comes from the sun. It can cause eye damage such as sunburn, dry eye and eye diseases such as cataracts. UV protection for sunglasses is especially important in summer and sunshine, but also in winter when sunlight reflects off snow and ice.
Protecting your eyes from the sun's UV rays is important, but wearing glasses is often also a matter of fashion. The EU directive requires all sunglasses sold in the EU to have 100% UV protection (UV400), as evidenced by the CE mark on the frame of the sunglasses. CE approval means that the sunglasses meet all EU requirements for sunglasses (EN ISO 12312-1:2013).
Protecting children's eyes is particularly important because the lens of a child's eye allows more UV radiation to pass through it than an adult's and the radiation can penetrate the retina, degenerating it. Good sunglasses are large and also protect against UV radiation from the side. The UV 100% or UV 400 label on sunglasses tells you that the glasses completely filter out UV radiation.
CAT rating for sunglasses
The glare protection of sunglasses is an important factor when choosing the right sunglasses. The purpose of glare protection is to filter out excess sunlight and prevent eye fatigue and glare. Glare shields use the CAT (Category) rating, which classifies the light transmission percentage of the lenses. Glare protection and UV protection are two different things.
- CAT 0 - Image lenses: Sunglasses have clear or light-coloured lenses. They usually resemble spectacles, which is why they are called imagoglasses. Sunglasses These are called lenses and are therefore known as spectacles. They allow 81-100% of the sun's rays to pass through. They do not protect against glare, but they do have UV protection in accordance with the EU directive.
- CAT 1 - Cloudy weather lens: 44-80% light transmission. These are well suited for cloudy weather with little sunshine. Glasses from have UV protection according to the EU directive
- CAT 2 - Semi cloudy weather lens: Light transmission 19-43%. These lenses are usually used on cloudy or partly cloudy days.
- CAT 3 - A sunny and clear weather lens: This category of aurora glasses is best for normal use. They filter 9-18% of the light, giving good comfort even on sunny days.
- CAT 4 - Dark lenses: These glasses are usually used on very sunny days or in conditions where extra effective eye protection is needed. The light transmission percentage is only 3-8%. The lens is so dark that these sunglasses should not be used, for example, when driving a car.
The cat-rating of sunglasses should be taken into account, especially on sunny days and in conditions where sunlight is particularly intense. Different cat-rated glasses offer different levels of eye protection and are designed for different conditions. It is important to choose the right cat category to suit your needs and always wear glasses when necessary. Filters that are too weak do not protect the eyes sufficiently from the harmful effects of the sun, and filters that are too strong can interfere with vision and colour rendition.
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