Description
The sunglasses are called Carlita and are made with a photochromic lens that darkens in response to sunlight. The frames are made with Grilamid TR90 and are very flexible and lightweight. The sunglasses are designed for use in sports and are 100% UVB, UVA and UVC protected.
The Carlita can be worn for practically anything. And don't take our word for it. 24-hour MTB World Champion Sonya Looney wore a pair of Carlitas for her entire race when she claimed the title last Fall. And she didn't just win, she pushed hard and crushed the entire field by 50 minutes. Photochromic Lens - When the sunlight changes, the tint changes - Some things never change. Take Ryders Photochromic lenses for example - they have always changed - and that will never change. That's just the way it is. Each Photochromic lens contains millions of organic molecules that change shape and absorb light when exposed to ultraviolet radiation (UV). The degree to which they change depends on the intensity of the UV. Seeing as the amount of UV is often relative to the brightness of visible light, the lenses darken and lighten as needed. The lens always provides 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection, no matter how bright it is outside or how dark the lens is at any given time. Grilamid TR90 frames - Grilamid TR90 is without question the ideal frame material for sports eyewear. It's highly flexible, ultra-durable and extremely lightweight, making Ryders frames very accommodating, comfortable, safe and long-lasting. It's like all the positive attributes of a yogi, a tank and your grandma packed into one incredible material.
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