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Why polarised lenses matter on our roads
Glare off a wet road or the sea is light bouncing at one angle. A polarised lens filters that angle out, so the shine drops away and you see contrast again. On the N2 in late afternoon, or out on the water, the difference is immediate and it makes driving a lot less tiring.
All our sunglasses come with polarised lenses as standard. If you need them cut to a prescription, we can do that in the workshop too.
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