The Benefits of Polarized Sunglasses

Photo by Youssef Taha: Model Youssef Taha wears ‘Neon’ polarized sunglasses by V SHADES

Polarized sunglasses are a popular choice among those who spend a lot of time outdoors, whether they are engaging in sports activities, driving, or simply enjoying the sunshine. But what makes polarized sunglasses different from regular sunglasses, and why should you consider purchasing a pair? In this article, we will explore the benefits of polarized sunglasses and how they can improve your outdoor experience.

Polarized Lenses VS. Non-Polarized Lenses

‘Neon’ Polarized Sunglasses by V SHADES.

First, let's understand what polarized lenses are and how they differ from regular sunglasses. Regular sunglasses are designed to reduce the amount of light that enters the eyes, which does protect your eyes and make it easier to see in bright conditions. However, they do not filter out certain types of light, such as horizontal light reflections from flat surfaces like the road or water. This is where polarized lenses come in.

The Benefits of Polarized Sunglass Lenses

Models (Cole Weston of Ryan Colby Management, Youssef Taha, Taylor D., Daydream Here) wearing ‘Neon’ Polarized Sunglasses by V SHADES.

Polarized lenses are coated with a special chemical film (anti-glare coating) that blocks these horizontal light reflections, reducing glare and improving visibility. This can be particularly helpful for activities such as driving, fishing, and water sports, where glare from the road or water can cause discomfort and impair vision. Polarized lenses can also enhance the colors of the world around you, making them more vibrant and true-to-life.

In addition to improving visibility and enhancing colors, polarized lenses also offer other benefits. They can help reduce eye strain and fatigue, making them a great choice for those who spend long hours outdoors. Overall, they provide better protection than regular sunglasses, as they still block both UVA and UVB rays on top of the other benefits. By helping prevent damage to the eyes from the sun's harmful rays, polarized sunglasses can reduce the risk of cataracts and other eye conditions.

Final Thoughts

Overall, polarized sunglasses can provide many benefits for those who spend a lot of time outdoors or in bright conditions. They can reduce glare, improve visibility, enhance colors, and provide better UV protection than regular sunglasses. We here at V SHADES wish you only the best when it comes to your eye safety, so we hope you found this article helpful. And, when you’re out and about in your polarized sunnies, we’d love to see, so make sure to tag us on social media (@buyVshades)!