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Lenses
Every pair comes with CR-39 or polycarbonate lenses, depending on the style, with polarised options across the range. Both are impact-resistant and built to handle actual daily wear, not just look good sitting on a shelf. Polarised where it's offered cuts glare properly - useful if you're on the water, driving, or just want the world to look a bit less washed out.
Whatever you're doing, your sunglasses shouldn't be something you have to think about.
Why it's hard to explain
We could keep listing specs, but honestly, the difference is more obvious once you've got a pair on. It's in how they sit, how light the frame feels, how the colour looks in actual daylight rather than a product photo. That's the bit that doesn't translate well to a materials list. You'll get it when you try them on.
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