Copper-colored lenses

Copper-colored lenses enhance contrast and improve depth perception, making it easier to spot fish in a sea-colored environment. We recommend copper-colored lenses because they also increase sharpness and protect the eyes from strain. They are also perfect for morning and evening light, making it much easier to see fish.

Polycarbonate (PC)

By injecting polycarbonate material around the polarized material, we create these high-quality lenses. Polycarbonate is a durable material that is highly scratch-resistant. PC lenses offer high clarity and the efficiency of the polarization is 99%.

Lens coatings

Mirror coating

This feature is purely cosmetic and does not affect vision. The only way to tell what color the lens is is to look at it from the outside. A highly reflective mirror coating that makes the wearer's eyes invisible.

Hydrophobic coating

Imagine how much better you would see in the rain with a pair of hydrophobic lenses.
Such a coating binds the molecules in the lens together so that water cannot penetrate and cause permanent damage. It also means that the lenses do not need to be cleaned as often as other lenses, while they are also easier to clean. Sunglasses with a hydrophobic coating provide clearer vision because water runs off the lenses more easily.

Scratch-resistant coating

Despite all the progress made in the development of lens coatings, none are yet completely scratch-resistant – not even glass lenses. Leech spectacle lenses, however, are treated on both sides with a clear, hard coating that makes them highly scratch-resistant.

Ultraviolet treatment, UV400

This coating protects the eyes from the sun's UV radiation. 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection.