Author Topic: sunglasses for driving (Read 9051 times)

ColinB · « **Reply #15 on:** May 08, 2024, 09:25:33 AM »

Wasn't aware of that either.
https://www.transitions.com/en-gb/products/drivewear-transitions/
Seems like they combine polarisation and photochromic properties, which sounds good. The downside (there's always one) is that they shouldn't be used at night because of the permanent tint.

Kremmen · « **Reply #16 on:** May 08, 2024, 02:23:41 PM »

Wore my prescription sunglasses today

The driver display with speedo, etc, was fine but the central infotainment wasn't as clear

BrandonGetsIt · « **Reply #17 on:** **Today** at 12:52:46 AM »

don’t see the point unless it’s a convertible

BrandonGetsIt · « **Reply #18 on:** **Today** at 12:53:15 AM »

Quote from: Marco1979 on May 01, 2024, 04:00:53 PM

I had a polychromatic one: it is useless in a car. Now I have a polarized one which is very good when looking out of the window, but screens and buttons are more difficult to see. It takes any glare away, which is really good (and safe).
I’m very sensitive to glare, if I wasn’t I would prefer a normal tinted pair of glasses.

hmm