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Our lens venting systems on select performance styles allow air flow directly into the area behind the lens. This allows the air to circulate between the eye and the back of the lens which helps reduce fogging.

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For lens changing instructions on a particular style, please refer to the style you purchased or see our YouTube Channel for discontinued styles.

All Optic Nerve polarized and premium interchangeable models include a micro-thin hydrophobic coating on the outside of the lens that repels water, dust, sweat, and oil to significantly enhance overall performance and durability and to make lens cleaning more efficient.

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The light that comes from behind you can bounce off the inside of your shades and reflect back into your eyes. This is why all of our Optic Nerve polarized lenses have an anti-reflective coating on the interior lens surface to eliminate this effect.

We all know the hassles of constantly changing light conditions whether on the trail or in the car. The photochromatic technology automatically darkens the lenses in sunny conditions and lightens them in shadowed or cloudy conditions in a matter of seconds. So how exactly does this happen? Photochromatic lenses are made up of trillions of organic molecules that rapidly change in structure in the presence of UV light. In bright sunlight, the molecules expand in size, darkening the lenses while in low light conditions the molecules shrink allowing more light to filter through.

Interchangeable lenses are the tried and true solution for battling inconsistent light conditions. Smoke lenses are best for bright sun conditions, while copper lenses are best for cloudy conditions, and clear lenses are optimal for very dark/nighttime conditions.