Description
UV400 Photochromic Sports Glasses – Lightweight and Adjustable
Enjoy vision adapted to changing light conditions with these sports glasses equipped with photochromic lenses. Their tint changes automatically according to the intensity of ultraviolet rays: the lenses darken outdoors and gradually become transparent again as the light decreases.
Weighing approximately 30 g and featuring an adjustable nose bridge and polycarbonate lenses, these glasses offer a good balance of lightness, comfort, and durability for outdoor sports activities.
Key Benefits
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Adaptive photochromic lenses: the tint adjusts automatically according to the intensity of ultraviolet radiation.
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Versatile use: the lenses darken in bright light and become clearer again as UV exposure decreases.
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UV400 protection: filters ultraviolet rays up to a wavelength of 400 nm to help protect the eyes during outdoor activities.
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Adjustable nose bridge: the flexible rubber nose pad lets you adapt the position of the glasses to the shape of your nose.
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Lightweight design: weighing approximately 30 g, the glasses reduce pressure on the nose and ears.
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Polycarbonate lenses: a lightweight, durable material resistant to everyday wear.
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Long-lasting comfort: suitable for training, daily commutes, and extended sports outings.
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Customizable style: two colored accessories let you change the appearance of the temples.
Recommended Activities
- Cycling and mountain biking
- Running
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Outdoor sports activities
- Use in low-light conditions when the lenses have become clear again
Technical Specifications
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Lens type: photochromic
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Lens material: polycarbonate (PC)
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Protection: UV400
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Weight: approximately 30 g
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Nose bridge: adjustable with a rubber coating
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Tint: automatic variation according to UV intensity
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Use: multisport
Package Contents
- One pair of photochromic glasses
- One protective case
- One storage pouch
- One cleaning cloth
- Two colored accessories for customizing the temples
Important information: the intensity and speed of the tint change depend directly on the level of exposure to UV rays. When sunlight is weak, the lenses may remain relatively clear.