How to Find the Best Accuflex 134C Sunglasses

Dragonslayer · #1 (**permalink**) 01-08-2009, 03:49 PM

If you're thinking about buying a pair or two of Accuflex 134C sunglasses, here is some information that may be helpful to you.

sunglass lens colors are really a personal Preference. Some change your perceptions of color, brightness and contrast, and some don't.

The most important feature to look for in a sunglass lens is how much UV radiation it absorbs — you want 100 percent for maximum protection. It is also important to get lenses that are ground rather than punched, to minimize distortion.

A color called neutral density gray will darken the world but not change your color perceptions. The tint many prefer in their sunglasses is called G-15, which is a combination of gray and green. It is the original tint that Bausch & Lomb used in their Ray-Ban sunglasses for pilots.

Raidernation11 · #2 (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Dragonslayer

If you're thinking about buying a pair or two of Accuflex 134C sunglasses, here is some information that may be helpful to you.

Sunglass lens colors are really a personal preference. Some change your perceptions of color, brightness and contrast, and some don't.

The most important feature to look for in a sunglass lens is how much UV radiation it absorbs — you want 100 percent for maximum protection. It is also important to get lenses that are ground rather than punched, to minimize distortion.

A color called neutral density gray will darken the world but not change your color perceptions. The tint many prefer in their sunglasses is called G-15, which is a combination of gray and green. It is the original tint that Bausch & Lomb used in their Ray-Ban sunglasses for pilots.

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