See clear and play better with ZEISS PerformaSun Lenses
- Jul 23
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 25
Performance from the court to the coast.
ZEISS PerformaSun prescription sunglass lenses balance the spectral color field in tailored for unique environment. You will be able to enjoy clearer vision, reduced glare with enhanced contrast and color perception.
Choose from 9 lens options, specifically designed for each unique outdoor environment.
Available in their prescription with full sunglass level UV protection and up to 99% polarization efficiency for more visual clarity comfort outdoors.
Enhancing your vision. Performing on your level.
Outdoor activities create life’s most memorable moments - but each environment brings unique visual challenges. Glare levels vary, and certain settings intensify specific colors, like blue light on water or green on grass.
These conditions can overwhelm the eyes, dull your surroundings, and reduce clarity, contrast, and comfort. That’s why every outdoor environment benefits from a tailored sunglass lens solution.
ZEISS PerformaSun comes in 9 varieties optimized for different outdoor environments.
Designed with SpectraEQ ™ technology and up to 99% polarization to maximize glare reduction, enhance contrast and color perception.
The advantage of polarization technology
Polarized lenses greatly reduces bright, disruptive glare from highly reflective surfaces. Whether you're on the water, at the field or trail, they cut through the glare keeping your view uninterrupted.
Polarized sun lenses become paramount in scenarios where glare is particularly intense, such as at high altitudes, by the sea, and on the beach. This is due to the fact that snow reflects up to 85% of light rays, water 20%, and sand 10%, but they are also great for driving and daily use under intense sun.
What is polarization
Ordinary light is unpolarized: it oscillates in all directions until it strikes a glossy surface. When sunlight is reflected off such a surface (e.g. water, glass, asphalt, snow), and in intense light conditions, it can lead to creating distracting and sometimes blinding glare.
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