Colored lenses are everywhere. We see them in the chic celebrity styles as often as we do in the adorable children’s designs. But these various colors are not just another fashion statement. In fact, the different colors actually protect your eyes in individual ways from the damage that UV rays can cause.  Below, we outline how the various colors protect in their own way.

Grey is the most popular lens color in the United States. Grey tinted lenses can be used for everyday activities, such as driving, or for more extreme hobbies, like high-energy outdoor fun. They are so popular because they do not alter natural colors. Reds are still reds; blues are still blues, etc., even while they reduce glare.

Green lenses have the same natural color affect that make grey tinting so popular, giving the world a cooler appearance without feeling abnormal. They block UV rays well and are often used in the ever popular aviator-style sunglasses.

Brown colored lenses are most effective at filtering hazy lights, such as in foggy weather. They are most favorable for activities such as skiing or boating, when vision can become obscured by various weather conditions.

Yellow, or Amber, lenses do distort natural colors, but they are affective at enhancing depth perception. They are popular in hunter’s glasses, but not recommended for activities such as driving.

While these colors are the most practical because of their varying degrees of usefulness, we cannot forget the fashionable colors like rose or blue. These lenses filter light much like brown lenses, but can be considered impractical for activities such as driving. It has been suggested that rose colored lenses are easier on the eyes if worn for longer periods of time.

It is obvious that the different colors could be seen as another way of styling ones wardrobe, but in all actuality, these colors have very practical uses.  Check out all of our available styles today at www.wholesalediscountsunglasses.com.

Why will you use these lenses?

The lenses are specially made of tempered glass and have the light management system (LMS) lens technology, which acts as visual equalizer. The LMS lens technology was adapted from technology developed by NASA. This technology ensures selective conduction of specific light frequencies to provide better-quality vision and protection. The blue light is filtered out by these shades for better clarity in vision.

The new collection of Revo feature polycarbonate lenses, which come in both trendy and classic designs. The new improved lenses ensure maximum visibility under all lighting conditions. Polycarbonate lenses are also available in various styles. This makes this eyewear most ideal for outdoor sports activities where breakage-resistant lens are essential.

Revo is proud to offer a new range of polarized, high-tech, and photochromatic lens. This new range of lens has additional glare cutting features of polarization along with the benefits of a photochromatic lens. Revo lens shades offer exceptional protection from the harmful ultraviolet rays that are not visible to the human eye and present even when the sunlight does not hurt the eye. However, in uncomfortably sunny environments the lenses darken and provide more comfort to the eyes. The new range of polarized lens comes in three fresh styles. They are Spider, Specialist Duo and the Stable Ford. The colors in which they are available are olive, pink and brown.

Types of Revo eyewear

A wide variety of sunglasses are available for outdoor activities. You can get ski goggles, tennis sunglasses, men’s and women’s glasses, vintage and special goggles, wrap around safety glasses, and aviator safety glasses. These fashionable eyewear accessories come in exciting range of colors and shades.

Revo has started a revolution in the world of sunglasses. Great mirror coatings, resistance to abrasion, usefulness, optimum visual clarity, and maximum comfort are the features which differentiate it from the other lenses. Abyss, Undercut, and Efflux have been some of the bestselling glasses. Buy a pair of Revo goggles to get optimum vision clarity in all lighting conditions.