Polarized Clip-On Sunglasses Vintage | Bowlift

Glare while driving, even when wearing glasses – and no second pair of sunglasses at hand.

If you already wear corrective glasses, you know the feeling: On a bright summer day, the light can be uncomfortably blinding, but switching to sunglasses means either poor visibility or the hassle of switching back and forth. The Clip-On sunglasses with UV400 polarizing filter simply attach to your existing glasses and transform them into full-fledged sun protection in seconds. The square vintage frame made of aluminum stays securely in place without slipping – whether driving, walking, or on the terrace.

Benefits

• No more glare while driving: Thanks to polarized TAC lenses, distracting reflections on wet asphalt and windshields disappear – the drive remains relaxed without squinting or blinking at the light.
• No need to carry a second pair of glasses: The clip system attaches in one motion to any frame and can be just as quickly removed – no changing, no searching in your bag, no lost time.
• No worries about UV damage: The UV400 filter effectively blocks harmful UVA and UVB rays, so you don't have to check every sunny day if the protection is really working.

Specifications

• Lens material: TAC (polarized)
• Frame material: Aluminum
• Lens protection: UV400
• Lens shape: Square, vintage style
• Model number: B2C8H
• Shipping from: USA
• Available colors: A-Blue, B-Mirror Green, B-Mirror Yellow, B-Grey-1, A-Tan, A-Yellow, B-Grey, B-Dark Green, B-Tea, B-Yellow, B-Mirror Blue, B-Sliver, A-Green, A-Grey

Usage

1. Position: Hold the Clip-On glasses in front of your existing frame and align them with the lenses.
2. Clip in: Gently fold the retaining clip over the top edge of the glasses until it sits securely – no pressure, no scratching.
3. Remove: To release, simply press the clip upwards and lift the unit off in one motion.

Pro Tip: Choose the polarized variant A-Blue or B-Grey for strong frontal glare – these tones reduce stray light particularly effectively without distorting color perception.