Sunglasses are an essential accessory for all outdoor and extreme sports, yet it’s often difficult to find the perfect model for all conditions. Polarized lenses are great for reducing glare and improving contrast perception, but they can be ineffective in low light. Similarly, tinted lenses are great for sunny days, but are not suitable for low light conditions. That’s where photochromic sunglasses come in. Photochromic lenses are able to adjust to the ambient light, making them ideal for a variety of conditions. When the light is low, photochromic lenses lighten to improve visibility, while when the light is high, they darken to protect the eyes from glare. Benefits of photochromic sunglasses for outdoor and extreme sports These sunglasses are especially useful for extreme and outdoor sports, where conditions can change quickly. For example, when you’re skiing, you can go from shady to sunny in a matter of seconds, which can be confusing for your eyes and make you more vulnerable to accidents. With photochromic lenses, you don’t have to worry about changing your sunglasses depending on the light conditions. In addition, photochromic sunglasses are also very convenient for people who wear prescription glasses. It’s often difficult to find sunglasses that fit vision corrections, but with photochromic lenses, you don’t have to constantly change pairs of glasses. The lenses adapt to all light conditions, giving you a versatile and convenient solution. Fullsensations photochromic sunglasses: a quality solution for the most demanding athletes

At Fullsensations, we have a wide range of photochromic sunglasses, designed to meet the needs of the most demanding sportsmen: FullSki,FullTurbo,FullBoard and FullCity. Our photochromic lenses are available in a variety of tints to suit all light conditions and have maximum UV protection to protect your eyes from the sun’s harmful rays. Don’t wait any longer to equip yourself with photochromic sunglasses, and get the most out of your outdoor and extreme activities, no matter the weather!”