
One-piece shield lens
A single curved lens across both eyes, with no frame edge along the bottom to sit in your view.
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Bright sun bounces off a hard court and flattens the contrast, so a fast ball washes into the background and you pick it up late. That reads as slow hands. It is really late information.
A polarized lens cuts the reflected light out of what reaches your eye, so the ball separates from the court again and you read it off the paddle instead of at the bounce.

The lens is photochromic, so it sits clear enough for indoor and shaded play and darkens on its own as the sun climbs. Walk out of the shade and it follows you.
Going indoors to bright sun the tint shifts in about 30 seconds, and the polarization is cutting glare the whole way through. One pair covers the morning warm-up and the midday games.

It is a single curved shield rather than two lenses in a frame. A thin black rail runs across the brow and drops down the outer corners, and there is nothing along the bottom edge to cut across your view of the court.
The lens is UV400, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB rays, and it sits on a light aluminum-magnesium frame with nose pads you can bend in or out until it holds without slipping.

A single wraparound lens that cuts glare and changes tint by itself, hung on the thinnest frame that will hold it. That is the whole design.

A single curved lens across both eyes, with no frame edge along the bottom to sit in your view.

Two soft pads on a small metal bridge. Bend them in or out and the fit stops slipping in a rally.

The frame is one slim rail over the brow that drops down the outer corners. That is all of it.

Flat aluminum-magnesium arms that taper to the tip, so there is barely any weight on your ears.
Outdoor courts, the run, the ride, the drive home. The common thread is light that will not hold still.
“Morning games are in shade and by eleven it is full sun. I stopped swapping glasses halfway through.”
Outdoor courts“They hold on through a whole run. No bouncing, and nothing digging in behind my ears.”
Running and riding“The low sun coming off the road was the worst part of my drive. Now it is just a road.”
The drive homeOne pair in the lens color you pick, a zip hard case for the bag, a soft pouch for a pocket and a cleaning cloth. Nothing to charge, pair or set up.
Bend the nose pads once on the first day and they stay where you put them.


Play a full session in them and watch how early you pick the ball up once the glare is off the court.
If they are not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
Yes. The lens sits clear enough for indoor and shaded play, then darkens on its own once you step into the sun, so one pair covers an indoor lesson and an outdoor session the same day.
Going from indoors into bright sun the tint shifts in about 30 seconds. The polarization is cutting glare the entire time, including mid-change.
Yes. The lens is polarized to cut reflected glare off a bright surface, and it is UV400, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB rays.
The frame wraps and the nose pads bend wider or narrower, so you can set the fit yourself. There is one size and it is unisex.
One pair in the lens color you pick, a zip hard case, a soft pouch and a cleaning cloth.
Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund.
Most people come to these off a fixed-tint pair they squint through every bright afternoon.
“I picked the ball up a good half second sooner. I thought I was slowing down and it was the light all along.”
Kevin T. · ArizonaCustomer experience“Warm-ups are in shade, games are in full sun, and I have not touched a second pair since these landed.”
Renee P. · FloridaCustomer experience“No frame in the corner of my eye. I can track a ball across the whole court without a bar in the way.”
Miguel A. · TexasCustomer experience“Bent the pads once on day one and they have not slid down my nose since, sweat or not.”
Dana R. · IllinoisCustomer experience“The yellow ball pops off the green again. That is the whole thing I wanted and it does it.”
Curtis M. · OhioCustomer experience“They live in the zip case in my bag and come out without a scratch on them.”
Alyssa W. · OregonCustomer experienceThe lens changes tint with the light it is in, so how dark it goes depends on how bright the day is. Nose pads are bendable by hand. Lens colors are Blue, Clear Gray and Red.