Dual SL2 Pro

WE ARE TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK OF THE SL2 PRO 2.0 WITH SMOKE LENSES. NEW STOCK SHOULD BE AVAILABLE MAY 31. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

We took our best selling model, the SL2, and added custom features to make it even more sports-specific. The new SL2 Pro features adjustable nose bridge and temples for the perfect custom fit. We also redesigned the shape of the lenses to offer more coverage and better wind protection. Accessory lenses in clear and amber will be available later this fall.

Features:

• Fit: Medium to Large
• 8 base lens curvature for optimum wrap-around fit
• Adjustable non-slip rubber nose piece and temples
• Impact, chemical, and UV damage resistant Grilamid TR-90 frames
• Shatterproof and scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses
• 100% UVA, UVB, UVC Protection
• Optimized Magnification Zone (OMZ) reduces distortion and fatigue
• Available in +1.5, +2.0, or +2.5 spot diopters
• Weight: 1 oz (30 grams)

Tips on how to choose a viewing power:

To select a viewing power, consider how you will be using your Dual Eyewear. If you are a cyclist, motorcycle rider, or driver looking for a clear read of instruments, you might want to consider a magnification that is a bit weaker than what you use to read a book. For example, if you use 2.0 readers at home or at the office, try a 1.5. This drop in strength will not hinder your ability to focus on small text items like your cell phone or a menu at a restaurant.

Tips on how to choose a lens color:

Smoke/Gray (stock lenses), it transmits all colors evenly without changing color value. Light enough not to impair vision, but dark enough to provide overall protection from glare. Excellent for bright sunny days.



Brown (stock lenses), a warmer, slightly brighter lens than the gray. A good all-around choice for areas with changeable weather patterns. It helps highlight the different contrasts, particularly in green colors.

Clear (accessory lenses), what can we say, perfect for night activities and indoor use. And in those dark cloudy days, they still provide UV protection.

Amber (accessory lenses), the best tint for cloudy days. They improve both contrast and depth perception in low light situations. This tint is also described as a “driving lenses”.