Klugeule Automatic Color Changing Polarized Glasses

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Frame Color Black Dark Gray

Lens Color Gray Green-Yellow

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✨Self-tinting polarized glasses

Precise color perception, reduces eye fatigue

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

【ULTRA PHOTOCHROMIC DESIGN】 This amazing photochromic lens reacts to the intensity of sunlight and UV light, darkening to a gray lens.

【UV400 POLARIZED PROTECTION LENS】 These sunglasses outperform conventional glasses in three aspects: The lenses automatically adjust to different lighting conditions, both indoors and outdoors. Additionally, they provide 100% UV protection against harmful UVA/UVB rays.

【USE CASES】 Photochromic sunglasses effectively stop the dazzling effects of sunlight during activities such as driving, running, fishing, cycling, and other outdoor sports. Your safety is always a priority.

【LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS】Using innovative materials such as Kynetium™, Grilamid®, and Magnesium.

【Suitable for Day and Night】 Our sunglasses feature special photochromic polarized lenses.

When driving at night or in dark environments, the lenses are bright and transparent to enhance visibility while effectively reducing glare.

During the day, they effectively filter bright light, improve visual acuity, reduce eye fatigue, and provide comfortable conditions for the eyes during outdoor activities.

Function ▼

Lightweight Al-Mg alloy frame.
Adjustable temples, nose pads, and flexible arms ensure the best wearing comfort.
UV 400 Protection: The sunglasses block 100% of harmful UV rays (UVA, UVB, and UVC) and optimally protect the eyes from sunlight.
Photochromic polarized lenses: Reduce reflections and glare from light off water, roads, sand, or snow, absorb 100% of UV radiation, and eliminate 99% of glare.
PHOTOCHROMIC POLARIZED LENS, The lenses darken in bright sunlight and are transparent in low light conditions.

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Color Change Test Methods:

As some customers are unsure how to test the color change of the lenses, we would like to explain the testing process in more detail.
First:
Place the sunglasses in direct sunlight for 10-15 seconds to observe darkening. (Please note that it should be sunny, not cloudy or rainy)
Second:
Use UV light to check for lens darkening.
Note:
Please note that a color change test should not be conducted in cloudy weather or indoors, as the change of the lens occurs due to UV radiation.