Photochromic sunglasses Black frame with case | Karnz

Glare when fishing costs you the catch.

Anyone who stands by the water early in the morning or sits behind the wheel in changing light knows the feeling: The sun breaks through the clouds, reflects on the water surface, and you see nothing for seconds. These photochromic TAC lenses automatically adapt to the light – lighter in cloudy conditions, darker in sun – so you maintain clear vision from sunrise to sunset. With UV400 protection and polarization, your view of the water remains sharp, without needing to adjust or change glasses.

Advantages

• No more sudden light flickering: The photochromic lenses regulate the tint themselves – you no longer have to take off or swap your glasses in changing conditions.
• No lost concentration due to reflections: Polarization filters out scattered light from water surfaces and asphalt, allowing you to fully concentrate on fish, the road, or waves.
• No worries about the case on the go: The included zippered case, cleaning cloth, and polarization test card reliably protect the glasses – you don't have to worry about scratches or lost accessories.

Specifications

• Lenses: Photochromic, polarized TAC lenses
• UV Protection: UV400
• Frame: Plastic, goggle silhouette with black frame
• Lens width: 60 mm
• Lens height: 40 mm
• Bridge width: 17 mm
• Temple length: 120 mm
• Overall width: 140 mm
• Scope of delivery: Glasses, zippered case, cleaning cloth, polarization test card
• Face shape: Round, oval, square, elongated

Application

1. Test: Check with the enclosed polarization card that the lenses are functioning correctly – you'll immediately recognize if the glasses are truly polarized.
2. Put on: Put on the glasses and let the lenses react for a few seconds – in bright sunlight they automatically darken, and in the shade they lighten again.
3. Store: After use, wipe the glasses with the cleaning cloth and store them in the zippered case to keep the lenses scratch-free.

Pro Tip: If you wear the glasses in the car, hold them briefly in direct sunlight before you start driving – this way the lenses will already be tinted before the journey, and you'll have full glare protection from the very first meter.