ONeill ONS OFFSHORE Polarized 106P New Men Sunglasses

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If you’re not sure where to look, we’ve got everything you need to know right here. From what to look out for to the best golf sunglasses around, here’s all you need to know. What to look for when buying golf sunglasses Size and shape You can of course wear any old pair of sunglasses when playing golf, but investing in some designed specifically for the job will help. The best golf sunglasses have bigger frames and lenses, for better coverage, and can be polarised, which helps to prevent glare on harsh days.

Depending on your face shape, a pair of big frames might not be the most flattering, but for golf sunglasses, function has to come above everything else. If you cannot identify any measurements (perhaps because they have worn away with time), you can either: They do not need to be an exact fit but the nearer they are to your current pair, the more likely the sunglasses you buy from us will be a comfortable fit. Please note that the Arm Length is less important in determining a comfortable fit than the Eye Size and Bridge Size are.

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It is usually written in the format: 56-18-140 Thankfully, it is easy to distinguish what these numbers refer to: Your Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your eyes, measured from the centre of one pupil to the centre of the other. Once we have your PD, we can then ensure that your lenses are made so that the centre of each lens lines up with the centre of your pupils. If you have a high strength prescription, (a sphere (SPH) reading higher than +/-3) a precise PD measurement is very important. Occasionally, your optician may write your PD for each eye, for example: 32/31. In this case, please write these figures into the 'Any Additional Information' box. The first figure is always the measurement for the right eye; the second figure, the measurement for the left eye.

As mentioned, size can help you out on the golf course. The last thing you want is the sun’s harsh rays leaking in through the side of a small pair of shades. Instead look to larger frames and lenses which offer more coverage, keeping all the light out. If you have just one PD, this will more than likely be your distance PD. You may want to confirm with your optician as there is the possibility this was written with reading or computer glasses/sunglasses in mind.The ADD('s) is the Additional correction needed for READING and/or COMPUTER USE. The figure is almost always the same for each eye so if it is just written once on your prescription, do not be confused - you can just add the same figure into both boxes on our form. The only time polarized sunglasses won’t help you see better is when you’re looking at LCD screens, such as when you’re on phones, certain watches and computers. Many cars also now have LCD displays. So you may need to pop up your sunglasses for a clearer look at screens or keep a non-polarized pair on hand. Yes, it’s slightly inconvenient but experts say it’s usually something worth putting up with, considering the overall benefits polarization provides for short-term vision acuity and longterm eye health.