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Old 10-14-21, 06:38 AM
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PoorInRichfield
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Originally Posted by fujidon
My experience has been that non-polarized sunglasses work better on the bike.
My experience as well.

I bought two pairs of identical Tifosi glasses, one polarized and one not. Not only did the polarization add no noticeable benefit while cycling, I couldn't stand wearing the polarized glasses while driving my car as they lenses created odd color shifts when looking through tinted windows. Polarization has it's benefits, like for reducing glare on water when fishing and reducing glare in photography, but I don't see any benefit for cycling.
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