Compare outdoor sunglasses described with TAC lenses and a TR90 frame, offered through four numbered color codes. The gallery pictures a fit-over style worn above prescription glasses, but does not establish which prescription frames it accommodates. Use the actual frame measurements and selected-lens documentation to assess suitability for your outdoor kit. The source does not supply those measurements or independently verified optical performance.
Product Information
| Lens description |
TAC polarized lens wording; selected-lens performance not independently verified. |
| Frame |
TR90 described. |
| Options |
14130003003, 14130003001, 14130003004 and 14130003002. |
| Gallery format |
Fit-over arrangement pictured; prescription-frame clearance and supported dimensions absent. |
| Dimensions |
Overall frame size, bridge width, temple length and weight not supplied. |
| UV claim |
UV400 / 100% UVA and UVB blocking claim lacks supplied test evidence. |
| Glare and fit |
No verified glare-elimination, universal-fit or no-slip result supplied. |
| Warranty |
Source lists one year; provider, eligibility, exclusions and claim process unconfirmed. |
| Current selections |
Color: 14130003003, 14130003001, 14130003004, 14130003002 |
Key Features
- TAC lens reference: Material description.
- TR90 frame reference: Frame material described.
- Four coded choices: Exact current labels retained.
- Fit-over illustration: Compare with actual prescription-frame clearance.
- Outdoor format: Sunglasses described for outdoor leisure.
- Selection clarity: Verify each numbered option rather than inferring its finish.
Ideal For / Use Cases
- Comparing outdoor sunglasses after optical checks.
- Reviewing fit-over clearance with an eye-care professional.
- Selecting eyewear within documented activity suitability.
In the Box
- Selected sunglasses configuration; case, cloth and other accessories not itemized
Fit and Use Notes
No guarantee of full UV blocking, glare elimination, driving suitability or fit over every prescription frame is established. The one-year warranty is a source term with unconfirmed scope, not newly promised merchant coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between polarized and regular sunglasses?
Polarized lenses contain a special filter that blocks horizontally reflected light (glare), which is particularly useful when driving, fishing, or near water. Regular tinted lenses reduce overall brightness but do not eliminate glare.
Do these block 100% of UV rays?
No matching test report is supplied; full UV blocking is not independently established.
Are these suitable for fishing?
Fishing is a source-listed use case; verify actual lens performance and suitability for the selected option.