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Haven HAVEN NIB Cycling sunglasses - grey

Name: HAVEN Cycling sunglasses - HAVEN NIB - grey
Brand: HAVEN
SKU: H.3716
Price: 59.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

59,99 €

Colour: grey

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- large lenses, UV 400 filter
- adjustable nose pad, where everyone can find a position according to their nose shape
- photochromatic lenses with filter darkening 1-3

A spectacle frame is supplied with the NIB model in all color variants, which can be easily locked into the spectacle frame. Of course, it can be repeatedly disassembled and reassembled. It fits and holds firmly and is therefore suitable for sports.

Function: Photochromatic lenses, also called self-tinting, are designed to react to ultraviolet light. The lenses darken in bright light conditions, i.e., with ultraviolet radiation. Without UV light activation, the lenses remain in an almost clear state. They change their color depending on how bright the light is. Photochromatic glasses therefore darken only very slightly in certain situations, e.g., when a room is brightened by sunlight. The change in tint occurs within tens of seconds... if you drive from strong sun into a forest, it does not mean that the glasses will lighten in a second and vice versa... it is a process that takes tens of seconds.

In conjunction with 100% UV protection, self-tinting lenses ensure the comfort and health of your eyes all year round.

Principle: Photochromatic glasses work with molecules. Silver halide and silver chloride molecules are responsible for the lenses changing color so that they can darken in bright light conditions and lighten in dark environments or environments without bright sunlight. When sunglasses are exposed to UV radiation, trillions of photochromic molecules temporarily begin to change structure. As soon as the shape of a huge number of molecules changes simultaneously, the lens surface darkens. The result is glasses that darken in bright sun and lighten back in dark environments, all without any intervention other than bright sunlight.