Ray-Ban ® also offers a selection of Mirrored gradient lenses that combine the reflective cool of mirror coating and the sophisticated fade-in effect of gradient lenses. Polarized : Ray-Ban® Polarized lenses not only reduce reflections, but also enhance contrast, improving visual clarity and reducing eye strain.

Mirrored or Polarized: Can I Get Both? Yes, you can get polarized sunglasses with a mirrored lens! They aren’t competitive features so feel free to go all out with customizing your sunglasses. Again, both features depend on your personal preference.

Can Mirrored Lenses be Polarized? Yes, they can! The two features aren’t competitive so you can get both in the same pair of sunglasses. You can even benefit from having both, so in some cases we do recommend both, especially if you want the darkest lens possible.

1. Brighter Fields of Vision. It might seem illogical, but mirrored sunglasses provide a brighter vision compared to regular tinted ones. Because these sunglasses reflect light rather than absorbing it while wearing them, you will experience more brightness and a superior visual clarity through the mirrored lenses.

Mirrored lenses may also cost a bit more than standard tinted lenses–but you’re paying for the look and quality. Sunglasses with mirrored lenses defend your eyes against the sun and deter excess light from coming into contact with your eyes, making this eyewear worth it in the long run.

You are willing to pay for a pair of shades of a reputable brand that can protect your eyes from the sun’s damaging UV rays.

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