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The key problem with reflective sunglasses is that the coating is easily scratched. While glass itself is naturally scratch resistant, the coatings applied to glass, as well as to most plastic lenses, are not. To compensate for this, manufacturers have developed a variety of ways to apply optically clear, hard films to lenses. What kind of film protects Airlock Sunglasses?
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