Driving Glasses
Sunglasses aren't just a fashion statement — they're a necessary piece of safe driving equipment. A good pair of polarized lenses will not only protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, but will enhance your ability to eliminate glare during summer's intense sunlight — and in the blinding whiteness of winter.
Serengetis are hailed as the "driver's sunglasses" for their ability to adapt to various light conditions, darkening in bright light and lightening through tunnels and overpasses. We like this pair of tortoise Vetera, not only for their hi-tech adaptability, but for their timeless style.
Founded by Brent Martin, a Canadian mountain biking champion living in Whistler, Ryders Eyewear designs glasses geared towards performance: they're lightweight, non-slip and feature optically correct lenses that reduce eyestrain. We're rather partial to this pair of purple "Fray" shades, but they're also available in hot pink, or matte black for the understated look.
Stylish it may be, but most driving gear has a solid, practical base in safety and comfort.
But no one says it can't be fun too!
Sunglasses aren't just a fashion statement — they're a necessary piece of safe driving equipment. A good pair of polarized lenses will not only protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, but will enhance your ability to eliminate glare during summer's intense sunlight — and in the blinding whiteness of winter.
Serengetis are hailed as the "driver's sunglasses" for their ability to adapt to various light conditions, darkening in bright light and lightening through tunnels and overpasses. We like this pair of tortoise Vetera, not only for their hi-tech adaptability, but for their timeless style.
Founded by Brent Martin, a Canadian mountain biking champion living in Whistler, Ryders Eyewear designs glasses geared towards performance: they're lightweight, non-slip and feature optically correct lenses that reduce eyestrain. We're rather partial to this pair of purple "Fray" shades, but they're also available in hot pink, or matte black for the understated look.
Stylish it may be, but most driving gear has a solid, practical base in safety and comfort.
But no one says it can't be fun too!
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