- 100% Metal Frames 100% Glass Lenses
- Supplied with a FREE Protective Pouch
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| Brand: | Revex |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | AMZN3 |
Product Description
The Ultimate Driving Glasses prevent glare & dangerous dazzle and enhance road markings, signs and white lines. Supplied to the German Army and used by professional drivers throughout the world
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56 of 56 people found the following review helpful
The glasses cut out a great deal of glare and seem to work better the darker it gets. Vision is actually improved by wearing them. I would have given them a score of five if they could cut down the brightness of oncoming headlights a little bit more. Having said that, I think that I'm a bit over-sensitive to bright light and I am probably being a bit too picky.
I would recommend these glasses to anyone and wouldn't be without mine now.
I would recommend these glasses to anyone and wouldn't be without mine now.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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I've always been a bit dubious of claims by glasses such as these and couldn't see how they could actually help. I have seen some available for obscene prices, but having read reviews of them I decided to try a less expensive set.
The first thing that you notice when you put them on in low light (and especially snow) is that the landscape appears to get brighter. In reality I think it is the contrast that is altered, making details easier to discern, but it is quite a surprise regardless.
The slight yellow tint also makes oncoming headlights less severe, so you don't squint when faced with several sets of the now popular halogen lights. Even those helpful motorists that think you want to see their full-beam bulbs working aren't as much of a problem as normal. Driving long distances at night can become very uncomfortable for my eyes, and these seem to alleviate the strain quite a bit.
The label attached to the glasses also claims uv protection. However, it doesn't specify uv-a or uv-b, which is important to know; so I wouldn't want to use them as genuine sunglasses.
For use as night-time driving glasses though, I recommend them and wouldn't now be without a pair.
The first thing that you notice when you put them on in low light (and especially snow) is that the landscape appears to get brighter. In reality I think it is the contrast that is altered, making details easier to discern, but it is quite a surprise regardless.
The slight yellow tint also makes oncoming headlights less severe, so you don't squint when faced with several sets of the now popular halogen lights. Even those helpful motorists that think you want to see their full-beam bulbs working aren't as much of a problem as normal. Driving long distances at night can become very uncomfortable for my eyes, and these seem to alleviate the strain quite a bit.
The label attached to the glasses also claims uv protection. However, it doesn't specify uv-a or uv-b, which is important to know; so I wouldn't want to use them as genuine sunglasses.
For use as night-time driving glasses though, I recommend them and wouldn't now be without a pair.
33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
You all hear of ABS, PAS, and all other saftey features of cars, this is the best saftey feature of all; night vision. Now driving in the dark is pretty useless and pretty difficult, but with these, they're absolutely great. Everyone needs a pair, works a treat! Thanks a bunch Revex! :D
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Night Vision Driving Glasses
My husband tried these glasses for the first time last night. We were travelling down the M6. He kept complaininig, as always, that car headlights were hurting his eyes. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Joyful
good glasses
These glasses were purchased for my husband who has sensative eyes. He says they take away a great deal of the glare from car headlights as the lights look yellow through the... Read more
Published 23 days ago by sarah
Cannot explain why they work, but they do work for me.
I was quite sceptical about the idea of night vision driving glasses. After all, if it's dark, why would you use lenses that are tinted yellow - surely that would mean even less... Read more
Published 24 days ago by J. S. Hardman
They work!
There are sound arguments to say that anything that reduces light to the eye is bad news but these seem to work very well in low-light & wet driving and seem to reduce glare of... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Inquisitive Sid
driving glasses
these help a lot with the headlight glare in the dark from oncoming traffic
would recommend them to friends and family
would recommend them to friends and family
Published 1 month ago by nanny
Glasses work well as described
Bought for my husband who has good vision according to his latest eye check up, he drives for a living and is finding night driving very 'glared', he says they are helping with the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by vonny
glare or no glare
Unfortunately they only make the lights yellower - they don't stop the glare so doesn't make driving at night any easier - just duller!
Published 3 months ago by Anon
Really Very Good
These are great. ideal for the night time driver. they cut the glare from other car headlights fantasticlly and make your veiw clear and crisp. Read more
Published 3 months ago by barry
Night time driving
Hate driving a night, especially on very dark roads as I suffer really bad with my eyes with the glare of the lights off on coming traffic. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Me
Better Than We Expected
We bought these for my dad as he has done nothing but complain about the fact that he sat on his more expensive ones and hasn't found a pair to match those until now. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Laineyloos
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