Glasses of the Future: Stylish, Comfortable, and UV-Protective

When it comes to sunglasses, men usually look for two things: style and sun protection.

When it comes to sunglasses, men usually look for two things: style and sun protection. And although there are plenty of options on the market, Lombell has introduced something that stands out. These sunglasses not only protect against UV rays but also allow you to manually adjust the level of tint. If you’re looking for comfort and adaptability in any light condition, they could be your next purchase.

One of the main features of these glasses is the ability to adjust the tint based on current lighting conditions. The smart variable neutral filter technology, borrowed from photographers, makes this possible. Photographers have long used such filters to control the amount of light entering the lens. Now, this function is available in sunglasses too.

Lombell lenses consist of two layers of polarized glass. By rotating the front layer, you can adjust the degree of darkness—from a light filter to full light blocking. The maximum darkening reaches nine levels, making these sunglasses suitable for both beach days and city strolls. Thanks to special markers, it’s also easy to achieve the same level of tint on both lenses.

We’re used to sunglasses protecting our eyes, but how well do they do it? Lombell claims that their lenses block over 99% of UV radiation, regardless of the tint level. Your eyes are always protected, no matter the lighting conditions. This is especially important if you spend a lot of time outdoors—UV rays can harm your eyes even on cloudy days.

The market already has photochromic lenses that automatically darken in the sun. However, in shady areas, they may react slowly, leaving you literally “in the bright light.” There are also electrochromic glasses with manual tint adjustment, but they require charging and are typically much more expensive.

Lombell glasses solve this issue: they give you full adjustment freedom, don’t rely on batteries, and remain affordable. For those needing diopters, there’s a version with corrective lenses, which can replace the standard rear layer.

The glasses are already available on the Lombell website. The price for the standard version is $90, and for the model with corrective lenses, $100. For this price, you get a product that combines convenience, style, and maximum protection.

These glasses are an excellent choice for those who want to be ready for any weather without losing style or overpaying.