Women's Hiking Sunglasses - MH530W - Polarising Category 3

We used Rilsan Clear G850 Rnew on these sunglasses\' frame, a polymer made from castor oil. This biosourced material is a real design advantage and enables us to produce light and flexible frames.

An anti-UV material, but what is it for? To protect your eyes from an invisible danger... UV rays. UV radiation is always present, in winter or summer, in sunny or even cloudy weather, and it can be harmful to your eyes and their contours. To preserve your vision, the lenses of our sunglasses are made of polycarbonate mixed with an \"anti UV\" material which protects you from the harmful rays of the sun (UVA and UVB).

To limit our sunglasses\' impact, we can also change the material. On the frames of these sunglasses, we limit the use of varnish and paint, it is all integrated in the product\'s mould.

Our lenses are made of polycarbonate, a material that is highly resistant to impacts but whose major weakness is that they are vulnerable to scratching. Bear in mind that even if your lenses are scratched, the UV protection does not decrease; the mirror effect is purely for aesthetic purposes. The same goes for the colour of our tinted lenses. Whether they are grey, brown or coloured… you can choose your glasses according to your taste and you will still be protected, whatever the colour.

Classification of tinted lenses according to the ISO 12312-1 standard: - Category 1: lens with a light tint for reduced sunlight. - Category 2: lens with a medium tint for average sunlight. - Category 3: dark lens for strong sunlight (sea and mountains). Between 82% and 92% of visible light absorbed - Category 4: very dark lens, for exceptionally strong sunlight (high mountains). Between 92% and 97% of visible light absorbed

The best for your outdoor activities! The polarised lenses intensify the colours and improve contrasts as well as the view of the terrain. They provide good protection and excellent comfort by only transmitting the light in one axis, while also protecting you from glare by blocking the rays which are reflected off horizontal surfaces (water, snow, etc.) The only downside is that it makes it difficult to read screens (phone, etc.) as the polarising treatment lowers the brightness of the screens.