Hiking sunglasses - MH140 - adult - polarized category 3

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

Our glasses accompany you on your mountain hikes. Over time, your lenses may become scratched. To make repairs easier, we offer polarized lenses (code 8655386) or non-polarized lenses (code 8655382), which you can replace yourself quickly and easily. Don't throw away, let's repair!

The best for your outdoor activities! Polarized lenses intensify colors and improve contrasts and reliefs. They provide very good protection and excellent comfort, the light only arrives on 1 axis, and also protect against glare by cutting the rays that are reflected on a horizontal surface (water, snow, etc.). The only downside is that it is difficult to read screens (phone, etc.) because the polarizing treatment cuts the brightness of the screens.

For the frame of these sunglasses, we use Rilsan Clear G850 Rnew, a polymer derived from castor oil. This bio-sourced material is a real asset in our developments and allows us to obtain a lightweight and flexible frame.

Our lenses are made of polycarbonate, a material that is highly impact-resistant but whose major drawback is that it is susceptible to scratches. Please note that even if your lenses are scratched, the UV protection is not diminished; the mirror effect is purely aesthetic. The same goes for the color of our sunglasses. Whether they are gray, brown, or colored... you can choose your glasses according to your preferences; you will be protected regardless of the color.

To limit the environmental impact of our glasses, we can also act on the materials. On the frames of these sunglasses, we limit the use of varnish and paint; everything is integrated directly into the product mold. This is still not enough, which is why we are working to make these sunglasses 100% eco-designed one day.

Classification of tinted glasses according to ISO 12312-1: - Category 1: lightly tinted glass for reduced sunlight. - Category 2: medium tinted glass for average sunlight. - Category 3: dark glass for strong sunlight (sea and mountains). Between 82% and 92% of visible light absorbed - Category 4: very dark glass, for exceptional sunlight (high mountains). Between 92% and 97% of visible light absorbed