Bust through the jargon with our easy-to-understand Lens Technology Guide!
Use it to help you quickly identify the lens you need for maximum comfort, confidence and visibility in the water.
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Still not sure? Use below lens sliders for an interactive demonstration of the effect of each lens type.
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Titanium Reactor Lens
Titanium lenses are ideal for high level light, provide light filtering features but offering both sun and glare protection to give you the greatest visibility on very sunny days. Titanium also offers protection against harmful UV and infrared rays.
Titanium Photochromic lenses adjust to different light conditions and react to sunlight. Ideal for partially sunny days.
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Polarized Ultra Reactor Lens
Polarized Ultra lenses increase contrast for sharper and improved vision, providing a higher contrast with anti-glare properties. The copper Polarized Ultra lens filters harmful blue rays to prevent eye fatigue in both bright and low light - the perfect lens for all conditions.
Photochromic lenses adjust to different light conditions and react to sunlight. Ideal for partially sunny days.
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Polarized Lens
Polarized lenses increase contrast for sharper and improved vision, providing a higher contrast and anti-glare properties. Ideal for high level light and especially in direct sunshine, when sun is low on the horizon.
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Titanium Mirrored Lens
Titanium lenses are ideal for high level light, provide light filtering features but offering both sun and glare protection to give you the greatest visibility on very sunny days. Titanium also offers protection against harmful UV and infrared rays.
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Tint Smoke Lens
Smoke lenses for medium protection against bright light, great for outdoor use and changeable conditions.
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Tint Blue Lens
Colour tinted lenses offer medium protection against bright indoor light, creating the perfect indoor lens.
