Driving Lenses

Driving Lenses

How does it work?

Vision powers 90% of a driver's reaction time, yet glare from modern LED car headlights, rich in blue light, can impair contrast, cause eye strain, and slow responses. 

Blue light from headlights scatters in the eye, reducing contrast and creating halos, especially at night or in fog. This leads to:

  • Slower reaction times
  • Increased eye fatigue
  • Difficulty spotting pedestrians or hazards
  • Higher crash risks in low light

Introducing ClearRoute

ClearRoute tints block blue wavelengths, enhancing contrast and depth perception while cutting glare from oncoming traffic and streetlights (Carfia, n.d.). In snow or haze, they highlight contours for better terrain reading, as rally pros note (Red Bull, n.d.; Essilor, 2013).

Benefits of using ClearRoute™ Driving Lenses:

  • Reduced Glare From Headlights & Streetlights

    Oncoming LED and Xenon headlights no longer blind you. The glare filter cuts harsh reflections so you can keep your eyes open, relaxed, and focused on the road.

  • Sharper Contrast & Faster Hazard Detection

    Bronze tint filtration makes road signs, lane markings, and pedestrians stand out more clearly in low light. This means quicker reactions when every second counts.

  • Less Eye Fatigue on Long Drives

    By reducing scattering blue light, ClearRoute™ keeps your eyes from overworking. You’ll notice less squinting, fewer headaches, and more energy even on extended trips.

  • Improved Safety in Rain, Fog, or Snow

    Contours of the road and terrain become easier to read in poor weather conditions. Drivers can distinguish surfaces and hazards more reliably, just like rally pros using yellow lenses in snow and haze.