If glare and reflections bother you, anti-reflective lenses can help. This article breaks down their pros and cons to help you decide if they’re worth the extra cost.

Polycarbonate lenses are light, impact-resistant, and protect from UV rays. Glass lenses offer clearer vision and resist scratches but are heavier and fragile. Choose based on your needs and activities.

For driving, choose black or brown lenses for sunny days, yellow for foggy or rainy conditions, rose for snow, and clear lenses for night; polarized lenses help reduce glare and improve safety.

Tinted lenses reduce light and improve contrast while polarized lenses block glare from reflective surfaces for clearer vision and better eye comfort.

Wearing sunglasses every day, even in winter, protects your eyes from harmful UV rays, reduces glare, prevents dryness and eye strain, and helps avoid serious conditions like snow blindness and cataracts.

Brown and amber lenses reduce glare and boost contrast for golf, rose and red improve depth perception, while blue and green lenses distort colors and aren’t recommended.

Tinted sunglasses improve vision and protect your eyes during runs by reducing glare and enhancing contrast in varying light conditions.

The Oakley Jacket series mainly differs in lens size. This guide helps you choose the one that fits you best.

Lens colors enhance vision: blue reduces glare, green boosts contrast, brown improves depth, and rose eases eye strain.