not mirrored

Costa offers various surface treatments for lenses, each tailored to specific uses. Here is a description of the differences:

1. Mirrored Lenses:

• Areas of Use:
  • Mirrored lenses are ideal for very bright light conditions, such as those found on the beach, on the water, in the snow, or at high altitudes.
  • They reduce glare extremely effectively and provide high protection from intense sunlight.
  • Due to their distinctive appearance, they are also popular for sports activities and fashionable applications.
  • Very suitable for: fishing, water sports, skiing, driving in strong sunlight.
• Advantages:
  • Maximum glare protection
  • High protection from intense sunlight
  • Fashionable appearance

2. Non-Mirrored Lenses:

• Areas of Use:
  • Non-mirrored lenses are versatile and suitable for a wide range of activities and light conditions.
  • They offer good protection from UV radiation and reduce glare to a comfortable level.
  • They are ideal for everyday use, in changing light conditions, or when a more natural look is preferred.
  • Well suited for: everyday activities, driving in normal light conditions, hiking.
• Advantages:
  • Versatile applications
  • Natural appearance
  • Good everyday protection

3. Gradient Lenses:

• Areas of Use:
  • Gradient lenses are ideal for situations where light conditions change frequently, such as driving or transitioning from indoors to outdoors.
  • The darker upper half of the lens protects against bright sunlight, while the lighter lower half provides clear vision in shaded areas.
  • Well suited for: driving, transitioning from indoors to outdoors, city walks.
• Advantages:
  • Adaptation to changing light conditions
  • Comfortable vision in various environments
  • Modern appearance

In summary, the choice of lens surface depends on individual needs and preferred activities.