Night Driving Yellow TR90 Yellow Night Unisex [KANASTAL] Sunglasses, Lens, Frame, Ultra-lightweight, UV400, Glasses, Sports, Driving, Cycling, Car,

Yellow Lenses for Safe Driving: The yellow lenses used in these night glasses effectively reduce glare from strong lights such as oncoming headlights and streetlights. They also reduce road reflections and glare, keeping your vision clear even at night or on cloudy, foggy, or rainy days. Enhanced contrast significantly improves driving safety. They also feature UV protection, shielding your eyes from ultraviolet rays day and night. Ultra-lightweight TR90 material: The frame is made of lightweight and highly flexible TR90 material. Despite being ultra-lightweight, it combines elasticity and stability, and the unique spring frame with elastic hinges that can be adjusted up to 30° to the left and right flexibly fits a variety of face shapes. The integrated nose pad reduces pressure on the nose and prevents slipping. Enjoy lasting comfort even during walks and sports. UV400 Protection: The lenses are designed to block over 99% of harmful light such as UVA, UVB, and UVC, allowing only visible light to pass through. They effectively reduce glare from roads and water surfaces on sunny days, snowy or rainy days, and from lights, protecting your eyes from ultraviolet rays and reflected light. Unisex rectangular design: The classic rectangular shape is a timeless design that naturally suits all face shapes. Its unisex design appeals to both men and women, pursuing both fashion and functional beauty to complement a wide range of styles, from casual to formal. It's a design that transcends trends and can be cherished for years to come. Size: Lens width: 49 mm (width from left edge to right edge of lens, excluding frame) Lens height: 43 mm (height from top edge to bottom edge of lens, excluding frame) Overall width: 140 mm (measured from left to right across the widest part of the eyeglass frame) Bridge width: 20 mm; Arm length: 151 mm; Weight: approx. 24 g; Note: Actual measurements may have an error of ±2-3 mm.