Are gradient lenses better than full-color sunglass lenses?

Gradient lenses vs. full-color lenses – What do you need to know?

Gradient lenses have a color that gradually changes from dark to light. This color transition makes the lens suitable for varying lighting conditions, so you maintain a natural color impression in urban environments with shadows and sunlight. Sunglasses with gradient lenses combine a modern look with functional sun protection and good detail perception.

Full-tinted sunglasses lenses have a uniform color, which provides constant protection from the sun's rays. This type of lens is typically used in sports and leisure collections, where optimal coverage of the face is desired. Full-tinted lenses provide a classic look and maximum sun protection.

The choice between the two types depends on whether you prioritize modern design and versatility (gradient lenses) or uniform protection and a traditional look (solid colored lenses).

Frequently asked questions

• What are the advantages of gradient glass?
– Gradient lenses provide better visibility in changing light conditions by combining dark and light zones.

• When are fully tinted lenses preferable?
– Fully tinted lenses ensure uniform sun protection and are ideal if you need maximum coverage.

• Does the difference in design also affect comfort?
– Yes, the choice of glass affects both the visual experience and comfort under varying lighting conditions.

• Can my sunglasses with gradient lenses still provide sufficient sun protection?
– Yes, gradient lenses maintain sun protection while adding a modern design.