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Special-Order Replacement Lenses
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Which lens type is right for you?
HD Polarized most popular
The everyday hero. A polarising filter cuts blinding glare off water, roads and glass — colours stay rich, eyes stay relaxed. CAT3, 100% UV400.
HD Polarized Premium
Everything HD Polarized does, in a more impact-resistant lens material with premium mirror finishes and coatings. For the pair you want to show off. CAT3, 100% UV400.
Non-Polarized
Full tinted sun protection without the polarising filter — the pick if you need to read LCD screens clearly (pilots, some dashboards and instruments). 100% UV400.
Photochromic
Light-adaptive lenses that darken in bright sun and lighten in shade or indoors. One pair for conditions that keep changing. 100% UV400.
SKU: OI-POL-STEALTHBLACK
Useful Info
Lens type info
HD Polarized Premium - Ultimate Performance, Maximum Protection
Our top-of-the-line lens, delivering excellence in every dimension. With unmatched clarity, contrast, and durability, it's the first choice for high-intensity outdoor sports and extreme visual demands.
Ideal for: Trail running, surfing, mountain biking, snow sports.
HD Polarized - Everyday Balance, Proven HD Quality
Our most popular model. It offers reliable polarized protection, crisp optics, and strong value for daily outdoor use.
Ideal for: Commuting, hiking, driving, cycling, running, and daily wear.
Photochromic - Smart Light Adaptation, All-Day Comfort
These lenses automatically adjust to changing light, ensuring consistent clarity and UV protection from dawn till dusk.
Ideal for: All-weather travel, cycling, trail walking, changing light conditions.
Non-Polarized - Pure Optics, Professional Flexibility
Designed for scenarios where polarized light may interfere with performance, like photography or dense forest walks, while still offering sharp vision and impact protection.
Ideal for: Photographers, forest trails, low-light environments.
How to check your sunglasses model code?
- Temple arms: Open your sunglasses and look closely at the inner side of the left or right arm.
- Nose bridge: Sometimes the code is printed underneath the middle metal or plastic bridge that connects the two lenses.
- Other spots: If the text has rubbed off, check your original storage case, box, or purchase receipt.
Reading the Numbers
- Model number: Usually starts with letters for the brand (e.g., RB for Ray-Ban or OO for Oakley) followed by digits.
- Color code: Appears after the model as a slash or dash combination (e.g., 001/58) denoting frame and lens color.
- Size measurements: Three numbers showing lens width, bridge width, and arm length in millimeters.
How long will delivery take?
Our special order lenses are custom made per order. Once your order is placed, our special order lens partner cuts and ships within a day. It takes about 15 days to reach us, we perform quality assurance on the lenses and dispatch to you immediately. From placing the order to delivery to you should take about 20 days.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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