Tints for sunglasses , does the color matter?

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• Nollower

  01/02/2019

  About gray, it is a popular neutral tint that allows the eyes to perceive colors in their purest form. Gray tints reduce brightness and glare. Choose gray for driving and outdoor sports such as golf, running or cycling.

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• Hillon

  01/02/2019

  Yellow and orange tints increase contrast in hazy, foggy or low-light conditions. These tints tend to make objects appear sharper both indoors and outdoors, but can also cause color distortion. Choose yellow shades for snow activities and indoor ball sports.

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• Quttier

  01/02/2019

  Green tints filter some blue light and reduce glare, while offering high contrast and visual sharpness. Shades of green also tend to reduce eyestrain in bright light. Choose green for precision sports such as tennis, baseball and golf.

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• Tony

  01/23/2019

  Be warned. TOM FORD sunglasses are very expensive and WORTHLESS. The lenses fade and are rendered useless. $450.00 for garbage!

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• larry

  01/23/2019

  AVOID Tom Ford sunglasses. They are expensive $450.00 and the lenses fade. They are GARBAGE!

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