Crossover Lifestyle & Sports Glasses

Description

The Crossover: Glasses & Goggles

These Crossover glasses/Goggles. The crossover features interchangeable arms to a goggles strap system. This allows you to easily switch between Lifestyle glasses and sports goggles transforming the way you use eyewear.

Choosing the right sports glasses is essential to protect your eyes and enhance your performance. Here are some factors to consider when selecting sports glasses:

1. Protection and Safety:
   • Look for glasses that meet or exceed industry safety standards, especially for impact resistance. This is crucial for sports like racquet sports, basketball, or any activity where there is a risk of getting hit by fast-moving objects.
   • Consider lenses with UV protection to shield your eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays.
2. Lens Material:
   • Polycarbonate lenses are popular for sports glasses because they are lightweight, impact-resistant, and provide good optical clarity.
3. Lens Tint:
   • Choose lens tints based on the lighting conditions of your sport. For example:
     • Grey lenses reduce brightness without affecting colour perception and are suitable for bright conditions.
     • Amber or brown lenses enhance contrast and are good for overcast or low-light conditions.
     • Yellow lenses are great for low-light conditions and improve visibility.
4. Lens Coatings:
   • Anti-scratch coatings can prolong the life of your glasses.
   • Anti-fog coatings are beneficial, especially if you’ll be engaging in activities that may cause your body temperature to rise.
5. Frame Design:
   • Look for frames that provide a comfortable and secure fit. Rubber nose pads and temple tips can enhance grip and prevent slipping during physical activities.
   • Consider frames with ventilation to reduce fogging.
6. Wraparound Style:
   • A wraparound design provides better peripheral vision and protects your eyes from wind, dust, and debris.
7. Prescription Options:
   • If you wear prescription glasses, consider getting sports glasses with prescription lenses or options for inserts.
8. Adjustability:
   • Some sports glasses come with adjustable features such as interchangeable lenses, temple arms, or nose pads, allowing you to customize the fit.
9. Brand and Reviews:
   • Choose reputable brands known for their sports eyewear. Read reviews from other users to get an idea of the durability and performance of the glasses.
10. Fit and Comfort:
    • Make sure the glasses fit snugly without being too tight. An uncomfortable fit can be distracting during sports.