Night-Driving Polarized Glasses for Men- Yellow Glasses for Night-Vision- Anti Glare for Safe Driving - CU18LZD4Q4T

Whether you\'re a professional driver, a night owl, or simply someone who wants to stay safe on the road, our Night-Driving Polarized Glasses for Men are the perfect solution for you. With their yellow lenses, these glasses enhance your night vision and reduce glare, allowing you to see clearly even in the darkest conditions.\n\nCrafted with high-quality materials and designed with your comfort in mind, these glasses are perfect for long drives or extended periods of use. They\'re also incredibly durable, ensuring that they\'ll last you for years to come.\n\nSo if you\'re looking to take your night driving to the next level, order your Night-Driving Polarized Glasses for Men from shadowner.com today!

• Al-Mg Metal frame
• Multi-layered TAC HD Polarized 100%UV Protection lens
• Polarized
• Lens width: 2.76 inches
• ❖HD TAC NIGHT-VISION LENSES - The high quality yellow lens of night-driving glasses makes the headlights soft yellow while the brightness of the road is not reduced. Provides a clearer view to the night, rain and fog, making your driving easier.
• ❖SEMI-RIMLESS FRAMES FOR A LARGER FIELD OF SIGHT - Semi-rimless frame of night-driving glasses permit maximum light to limit distortion. Metal frame construction built to survive inevitable drops and dings, yellow-tinted night TAC glasses protective safety shades for cycling / motorcycle nite drive.This polarized eyewear comes with spring hinge plus soft nose pads which allow for maximum comfort and flexibility.
• ❖EVERYONE FEELS DIFFERENT- Our laboratory tested the lenses of night-vision goggles as yellow polarized lenses and provide UV400 protection. But the polarized effect is not as good as the gray lens, because the night-vision glasses has different light transmittance requirements than the gray lens sunglasses. If too much glare is blocked, the vision will become darker which can be very dangerous. Due to different sensitivity to light, people who wear glasses will feel different with glare.