Tinted and Sunglass Lens Color Guide

When selecting your sunglass lens color, you may want to consider a few additional factors beyond the cosmetic finish. Using a lens color for a specific weather condition or activity can actually bring more ease to your daily routine.

Grey

Great for general purpose use.

Provides true color perception.

Darkest tint with highest available light reduction.

Brown

Great for sunny and partialy cloudy conditions.

Enhances contrast.

Improves depth perception.

G15 (Green)

Great for general purpose use.

Provides even color perception.

Good contrast for low light situations.

Dims glare, while brightening shadows.

Blue

Great for snowy and foggy conditions.

Reduce glare.

Defines contours.

Enhances color perception.

Yellow

Provides greater clarity in fog, haze, and other low-light conditions.

Filters out blue light from computer screens and other   electronic devices that can cause eye fatigue and   headaches.

Red

Provides great road visibility (driving, cycling skiing).

Improves visual depth.

Offers greatest amount of contrast.

Reduces eye strain.

Pink

Provides great road visibility (driving, cycling, skiing).

Improves visual depth.

Offers greatest amount of contrast.

Reduces eye strain.

Helps prevent migraines.

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