UV400 sunglass lens protection is a filter that protects your eyes from nearly 100% UVA and UVB rays. To earn the UV400 classification, lens protection must meet or exceed the standard of blocking 99% of harmful UVA and UVB rays, ensuring comprehensive shielding against these damaging rays .

All BondiBlu sunglasses have UV400 protection

Polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare caused by light that is reflected off horizontal surfaces. In most situations, polarised sunglasses increase visual comfort by filtering both ambient and reflected light. Viewing a bright scene through polarised lenses can also help you see colours more vibrantly and details more clearly than you would without polarisation.
This anti-reflective coating only allows light rays to enter vertically, meaning you’re able to see whatever you’re looking directly at. However, they block light from entering at any other angle, such as from the glare of the sun bouncing off snow, a car or a body of water.

• Sports: Polarised sunglasses are particularly useful for water sports such as fishing and boating, as they can reduce the glare from the water's surface and help you see more clearly. Polarised sunglasses also help anglers see changes in water depth, underwater structures, and vegetation, which are essential for successful fishing.
• Driving: Glare from the sun and other reflective surfaces can be a significant distraction when driving, making it difficult to see the road ahead. Polarised sunglasses can reduce this glare and help you see more clearly, making driving safer and more comfortable. Polarised sunglasses are also beneficial for people who drive long distances or for extended periods, as they can reduce eye strain and fatigue. It’s important to note that wearing polarised sunglasses while driving in low light conditions are not recommended.
• Leisure activities: Polarised sunglasses are also ideal for various leisure activities such as hiking, camping, and relaxing by the pool. These sunglasses can enhance the natural beauty of your surroundings by reducing glare and enhancing colours.
• Beach Activities: Polarised sunglasses are a must-have for beach activities such as sunbathing. These sunglasses can reduce glare from the water and sand, making it easier to see and enjoy your surroundings.

Polarised sunglasses for golf may be one of the biggest debates in sports eyewear.

While some people may disagree, the biggest disadvantage mentioned for polarised lenses in golf is reduced depth perception, especially when putting. This puts you at a disadvantage as golf requires acute eye-hand coordination. You’ll often see golfers who do choose to wear polarised lenses, remove them while putting.
Polarised lenses are only effective when they are positioned correctly on your face and your head maintains an upright position. Polarisation filters out horizontal wavelengths so you will still experience glare when you tilt your head to the sides, which is inevitable while golfing. For instance, you may notice that glare increases when you turn your head around 60 degrees during your swing.

Many professional golfers use colour-enhancing golf lenses instead of polarised lenses.
These lenses make it easier to read greens, spot and follow your ball and see different contours on the course.

Why polarised sunglasses? For certain activities, including daytime driving, water sports and winter sports, you may benefit from wearing polarised sunglasses — especially if light is bouncing off surfaces and into your eyes. Both polarised or non-polarised lens types can help you see more comfortably in bright light, but you’ll want to consider polarised lenses for activities and situations that require a reduction in glare.
The truth is, there are both pros and cons to investing in polarised sunglasses. On one hand, they can greatly reduce glare and provide superior clarity for outdoor activities like fishing or driving, but on the other hand, they may not be suitable for all situations or environments

1. Blocks glare and helps improve overall visibility in bright sunlight
   
2. Better visual clarity and contrast in sunny conditions
   
3. It’s easier to see below the surface of the water, which is useful when boating or fishing
   
4. Reduced eye strain for enhanced comfort
   
5. All BondiBlu polarised sunglasses have UV400 lenses which blocks nearly 100% of all harmful UVA and UVB rays.

1. Polarised lenses make it difficult to view LCD screens. That’s because the anti-reflective coating on polarised lenses distorts digital screens, making them appear faded or completely dark depending on the angle from which you’re viewing the screen
   In low-light situations, polarised lenses may actually block too much light.
   
2. They’re best in bright conditions. When there’s too much cloud cover or the sun is setting, it’s still good to wear sunglasses with UV protection in order to protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, but you may not need polarisation. They’re also not recommended for night-time driving, as they could potentially darken the overall scene too much.
   
3. Visual disorientation: Some people are naturally more sensitive to the effect of polarised sunglasses. This could cause them to feel dizzy or disoriented.
   
4. Depth perception: In some cases, the glare blocking effect of polarised lenses could negatively affect one’s depth perception.
   Polarised sunglasses tend to be more costly compared to non-polarised sunglasses.
   

In conclusion, polarised sunglasses are well worth the investment for anyone who spends time outdoors in sunny conditions. The reduced glare and increased clarity they provide makes them a great choice for activities like fishing and sailing where optimal vision is of upmost importance. Paying slightly more for polarised sunglasses is worth it for many people, though they aren’t right for everyone. It’s important to consider how you plan to use your sunglasses, and in which situations you plan to wear them.

• High-contrast and High-definition lenses are designed to enhance contrast and improve overall visual clarity.
• Ideal for multiple sports disciplines, especially outdoor activities where enhanced contrast is beneficial. For example, golf, tennis and cricket to name but a few.
• The High-contrast HD lenses will allow 14.8% visible light transmission (VLT) and enhance red, green and blue hues to boost colour perception.
• The lens is highly impact-resistant, offering durability and protection against potential hazards.
• The lens helps reduce glare from the sun. This allows you to see more clearly and reduces eye fatigue.
• Our High-contrast HD lenses are non-polarised so there is no risk of a negative impact on your depth perception. You will also not have any trouble viewing LCD screens.

BondiBlu has a combination of polarised as well as non-polarised sunglasses. Ultimately, the best sunglasses for you will depend on your needs and preferences. All our sunglasses offer UV400 protection which will protect your eyes from nearly 100% harmful UVA and UVB rays