TOP FIVE TIPSBUYING A FITOVER SUNGLASS

Don’t buy a sunglass that has a plastic frame. It should be made of a softmaterial like nylon which prevents the fitover from clattering against yourprescription glasses. Furthermore, plastic frames break very easily where asa nylon frame will flex if it’s stepped on for example. Softer materials arealso more comfortable than hard, brittle plastic frames.

It’s important that the temples are adjustable. If the temples can’t be shapedto a position that secures the fitover comfortably you may experiencediscomfort and irritation during extended wear. Adjustable temples can becustomized to your preference at any time.

Up to 70% of light that reaches your eyes can be reflected of the ground.Pavement, water, snow and sand are examples of surfaces that light willbounce off. If your fitover sunglass doesn’t have an ‘undercarriage’, light willpenetrate from below and dilute the effectiveness of the sunglasses. Lookfor a return scoop on the bottom side of the fitover. This ensures that youreyes are completely isolated from unfiltered light.

Remember why you’re buying a fitover type sunglass. Don’t get misled bychoosing a brand that focuses on fancy colors or styles. Although those arefactors when choosing a fashion sunglass, they’re irrelevant when it comesto fitover. Look for the features. The very best fitover glasses availableshouldn’t cost you more than $50. Paying more is unnecessary.

Most fitover sunglasses will eliminate 100% of harmful UV rays but if thelenses aren’t polarized, annoying and sometimes blinding glare isn’tstopped. You should always make sure that the glasses you’re buying are100% polarized. Scratch resistance is another feature you should check for.

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