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How to Choose the Best Motorcycle Sunglasses
By Maricon Williams

 

 

Choosing the best motorcycle sunglass can be very simple at first instant but when you are already out to do it, it may seem a little taxing and confusing. A lot of motorcycle sunglasses come in varying colors and styles you may be confused what to choose.

To help you decide what to buy here are some hints that you must consider:

Check for optically right lens. Lens comes in a wide-variety of tints or colors. It includes yellow, orange, copper, amber, rose, brown, gray, green, vermillion and other interesting colors with varying functions. Choose the right color and function for you.

Know the frames that suit you. Grab a pair that defines your looks while wearing them. It must also feel comfortable otherwise wearing it may feel a little awkward. If you wear a full face helmet, you have to get the right frame. On the other hand, when you are with an open face helmet, choose a design that will hold and protect your frames.

Remember that darker coating tints absorb more light. Polarized sunglasses filter horizontal glare reflection. If you travel beside water, this can be a great choice because it absorbs 98% of glare. Another type of coating is the photochromic which darkens and lightens depending on the change of light. Mirror or flash coatings greatly decreases the amount of reflection that may reach your eyes. It is usually applied on dark lens however, it is also used on base colors. This type of coating absorbs 10-60% of reflection more than uncoated lenses. Gradient coating, on the other hand, is permanently shaded from top to bottom. This is oftentimes found in flying and driving lenses. The reason behind this is to for the dashboard and instrument panels to be seen clearly. Scratch-resistant coatings are made by putting a clear and hard coating in front and at the back of the lenses. Another kind of coating is the anti-reflective. Mental oxides are applied on the lens surface to block reflected light in order to reduce glare.

Select hinge pieces that fit together well. There must be no gaps. Hinge pieces use two materials- metal and nylon. They are used for added strength and to secure a snug fit.

Use a UVA-wise sunglasses. We wear motorcycle sunglasses to protect out eyes. This protection extends to ultra violet radiation. When purchasing, choose sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Now, nothing can keep you from wearing your trendy motorcycle sunglasses to keep your eyes protected and glare-free!

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