Are Costa 580G lenses polarized?
Costa’s glass lenses, labeled 580G, are scratch-proof. Their polycarbonate lenses, labeled 580G, are scratch-resistant, but not 100% scratch-proof. All authentic Costa lenses are polarized, including their polycarbonate lenses, labeled 580P.
Are Costa 580P lenses polarized?
Costa 580 Color Enhancing Lens Technology Costa is the first brand to have an all polarized color enhancing lens technology, also known as 580. Not only does it have a 99.99% polarizing efficiency, but Costa’s 580 lenses will block out all the bad HEV blue light.
What are green mirror lenses good for?
Ideal for both sunny and low-light environments, green lenses have a way of reducing glare while brightening shadows. Perfect for water or field sports, cycling or skiing, these lenses protect and comfort your eyes on foggy, cloudy, or bright, sunshiny days.
Are all Costas polarized?
All Costa sunglasses are polarized and come with the 580 technology.
What is better 580p or 580G?
If you are unsure go with the 580G, however, if you are able to wear Polycarbonate lenses without any issues and need extra impact and scratch resistance go with the 580p for durability and to get a better price.
Are green mirror lenses good?
Is polarized glass or plastic better?
Re: Polarized Sunglasses – glass or plastic like any pair of sunglasses, glass is clearer than plastic. Both are polarized so they should cut the glare.
What do green polarized lenses do?
Get into the Green Scene Ideal for both sunny and low-light environments, green lenses have a way of reducing glare while brightening shadows. Perfect for water or field sports, cycling or skiing, these lenses protect and comfort your eyes on foggy, cloudy, or bright, sunshiny days.
Are green sunglass lenses good for driving?
Pink, blue or green lenses might look like fun, but they can make red traffic lights indistinguishable from those that are yellow or amber traffic. Instead, go for a dark gray tint. “It reduces brightness evenly, while leaving colors intact,” Citek says.
Should I get glass or plastic Costas?
If you want really nice-looking glasses that are more scratch-resistant, and you don’t care too much about price, then go with glass lenses. But if you want a lighter pair of crack-resistant sunglasses that are a little cheaper, then go with polycarbon (plastic) lenses.