OPC Lifestyle J-Bay Sunglasses Matt Black Red Revo with polarization
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OPC Lifestyle J-Bay Sunglasses Matt Black Red Revo with polarization
Outfitted with a UV 400/CAT.3 filter, these sunglasses deliver effective protection from harmful UVA, UVB, and UVC rays. Lenses crafted from polycarbonate and frames made of lightweight, robust TR90 material offer exceptional comfort.
Frames made of durable TR90 material, SMARTcare technology
Durable polycarbonate ensures excellent resistance to scratches and mechanical impact for the lenses. Lightweight frames crafted from robust TR90 material offer outstanding comfort during prolonged wear. Engineered with SMARTcare technology, the frames feature a unique structure that minimizes the discomfort of “sticking” to damp skin on hot days and prevents “freezing” in colder winter temperatures.
Polarized lenses, REVOcare coating
The polarizing filter efficiently reduces glare, reflections, and intense light spots. By allowing only polarized light to pass through, it suppresses harsh reflections from surfaces such as car windows, bodies of water, or snow, transforming them into mere subtle points of light that do not hinder visibility. The lens offers a sunlight transmission rate between 8% and 18%, making it well-suited for both bright, sunny conditions and overcast autumn days. A 14-layer REVOcare coating shields the lens against excessive heat.
SET ELEMENTS
- OPC Lifestyle J-Bay sunglasses in Matte Black with Red Revo Polarized lenses
- leather protective case
- eyewear storage pouch
- lens cleaning cloth
main features
- Constructed from polycarbonate and TR90 materials
- Equipped with a UV 400 filter and classified as CAT.3
- Allows for sunlight transmission between 8% and 18%
- Guards against UVA, UVB, and UVC radiation
- Offers scratch resistance and mechanical durability
- SMARTcare technology integration
- Features a REVOcare coating
- Fitted with polarized lenses
- frame width: 146 mm
- temple length: 137 mm
- bridge width: 20 mm
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OPC is a Europe-based brand delivering trusted quality and accountable manufacturing, producing high-quality protective glasses and sunglasses since 2003 for athletes and professionals. The distinctive OPC Naval line, developed in collaboration with former GROM operator Naval, performs well in difficult conditions and offers, among other things, interchangeable lenses, compatibility with corrective lenses, and full UV protection. The brand also focuses on everyday comfort—thanks to SMARTcare technology, their frames are lightweight, frost-resistant, and comfortable, while silicone nose pads keep the glasses in place even during intense movement.
| Lens material | Polycarbonate |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Plastic |
| Frame color | Black |
| Lens color | Red |
| Mechanical resistance class | F |
| Polarized | Yes |
| UV filter | Yes |
| Dimness | Yes |
| Case included in set | Yes |
| EAN | 5906718284129 |
| Manufacturer code | OPC-O-JB-BLK-RD |
| Brand | OPC Sport |
| EAN |
The UV 400 filter blocks ultraviolet (UV) radiation with a wavelength of up to 400 nm. It provides full protection against both UVB and UVA rays, which is very important for maintaining eye and skin health.
TR90 is a thermoplastic polyamide, characterized by high elasticity, resistance to deformation and lightness. Eyeglasses with TR90 visors or frames are comfortable to wear and resistant to mechanical damage.
SMARTcare is a special structure of the frames that ensures high comfort when wearing glasses in different weather conditions. With SMARTcare, the frames minimize the feeling of sticking to the skin during hot weather and freezing in colder temperatures.
REVOcare involves applying fourteen protective layers to the surface of the lens, which protects against excessive UV radiation and heating. It provides comfort and safety in a variety of lighting conditions. Increases the durability of the lenses, which translates into a longer useful life of the glasses.
