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Smith Emerge Polarized Sunglasses

$179.00
matte black/gray green polarized lens
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Overview

Whether you're relaxing or adventuring, the Smith Emerge Sunglasses are sure to keep up. With no-slip nosepads and wraparound style, your shades will stay put through runs or casual strolls. The Evolve bio-based frames are relaxed at the edges and the ChromaPop polarized lenses cut glare and enhance color.

Curvature
  • 6 Base Curvature
Frame Material
  • eVolve Material
Frame Tech
  • Hydrophilic Megol Nose Pad
Lens Tech
  • ChromaPop
Frame Measurements (mm)
  • 60-16-120
Fit
  • Medium Fit / Medium Coverage
Details
  • Smudge and moisture resistant coating

Features

Curvature

6 Base Curvature - The base curvature corresponds to the curve of the lens. The higher the number, the higher the curve. 6 base styles have a “flatter” look. 8-9 base curves hug closer to the face.

Frame Material

eVolve Material - For more than 40 years Smith has been a steward of the outdoors. Great days in the water, dirt, and snow are made better when we protect the environment as well. By utilizing a new material called Rilsan Clear, they are creating lightweight, durable, and fully transparent sunglass frames that are over 53% bio-based.

Frame Tech

Hydrophilic Megol Nose Pad - Placed at the nose and on the temple tips, this material gently grips your skin to help keep your frame in place. The gripping power increases when introduced to moisture.

Lens Tech

ChromaPop - By blocking color wave intersections as they pass through the lens ChromaPop is able to eliminate color confusion, enabling you to see the outside world with an unparalleled level of vibrancy.

Frame Measurements (mm)

These measurements include the width of the lens, the width of the bridge and the width of the arms/temples.

60-16-120
Extra Info

Pro Tip - Are polarized sunglasses better? Are they worth the price?

In many cases, yes. All sunglasses reduce brightness and block some amount of harmful UV rays. However, only polarized sunglasses are scientifically constructed to eliminate glare. Not just reduce it, but eliminate it. Fully polarized sunglasses reduce eye strain and help you see better around water, snow, sand or any other reflective surroundings.

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