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  • Welcome to Sunclipa, the world's first dual use sunglasses!

  • Sunclipa eyewear delivers maximum anti-dazzle performance. For less intense sun, detach Sunclipa and wear our frame + filter only.

  • Sunclipa: truly effective anti-glare and UV blocking performance, with minimal dimming of the straight-ahead view.

  • Some dark tint sunglasses are illegal for driving but Sunclipa is safe as it allows a clear view of the road ahead.

Welcome to Sunclipa, the world's first dual use sunglasses! Sunclipa eyewear delivers maximum anti-dazzle performance. For less intense sun, detach Sunclipa and wear our frame + filter only. Sunclipa: truly effective anti-glare and UV blocking performance, with minimal dimming of the straight-ahead view. Some dark tint sunglasses are illegal for driving but Sunclipa is safe as it allows a clear view of the road ahead.

Sunclipa eyewear combines a shade and filter to give the wearer optimum comfort, prevent temporary blinding (see the video above) and allows a safe, clear view of the scene ahead.

Feedback shows that the Sunclipa clip-on helps block peripheral sunlight and protects cyclists and anglers from flying insects too!

All filters are UV400 certified

The supplied clip-in prescription frames should be glazed by a certified optician.

Let there be light (but not in my eyes!)

Tony is formally educated in optical design and works with Sandra from a small office in Leicester, UK (where the concluding story of Richard III unfolded). The duo, with help from other extraordinary engineers, work on a developing  all types of devices particularly ones that promote safety. Everyday working day is interesting enough but the most satisfying thing is when an idea originally conceived for one purpose, morphs into a device for another use.  For example, sunclipa has progressed to an anti-blinding device for enhancing car driver safety (and for the passengers) even though its life began as anti-glare  eyewear for tennis players.

Sunclipa performance review by Chris Knight , international eyewear industry expert

Testimonials: Driving, Cycling and Professional Fishing Guide

Chris Knight

Eyewear Industry Consultant

Drove into Harrogate to get my first vax dose this morning. Very sunny weather so I gave your product a road test. I have to say I am surprised how well it works and how comfortable it is to use, both visually and on the face. It's like having additional sunvisors in the car, especially when sunlight is streaming in through the front driver or passenger window. So, I am a fan of your system and invention.

Charles Greenan

Managing director. Balmoral executive car Hire, Croydon

Thanks for providing me with a sample of your anti-blinding eyewear. I have tried it and found it to be very useful in reducing sun glare. I much prefer it to the sunglasses I normally wear in sunny conditions. As well as the comfort and style my prestige car hire company provides to the public, the safety of our passengers is paramount so I will certainly be purchasing a production devices for myself and for my pool of qualified chauffeurs.

David Heath

Commercial Driver

I have been driving vans and trucks long distance for many years. I can honestly say that I found Sunclipa very comfortable and great at blocking out bright sunlight. I also like the fact that Sunclipa adjusts up or down which allows me to select the level of blocking that suits me.

Mike le camp

Truck Driver, New South Wales, Australia

Hey Tony, yes I have tried your glasses and love them. I have a few guys trying them also and so far they like them as well. Everyone has been asking if these glasses are good to use as a safety glasses because some job sites require us to use safety equipment.

Kevin Claxton

Calbike, California USA

Hey Tony, Great feel while wearing, lightweight and no pressure points on bridge of nose or behind the ears Lenses - for my preference, the gray polarized lens was very nice. I often feel that some sunglasses obstruct my ability to properly read road conditions, and the gray polarized with the fade was perfect for my use.

Professional Fishing Guide Duncan Charman

Having tried and tested numerous pairs of sun glasses over the many years of my angling career, all from named angling brands, have I ever been completely satisfied, no! Just like waterproof clothing, all have been marketed with a huge list of specifications, one’s to catch the angler, add price to the product but disappointingly rarely supply the quality product promised!

I must admit that my prescription polarizing sun-glasses don’t get used in an angling situation that often, they are more readily used for driving to and from a venue, but on the odd occasion, such as float fishing for tench on a bright summers morning, when the need to dot a float right down is paramount, they do come out the case, but do they do the job perfectly, far from it!

UV400 certified, Sunclipa anti-glare/blinding eyewear however are perfect for the job, combining a shade and filter they have been designed to virtually eliminate all sunlight; they even allow a frame with your prescription lenses to be added. No more squinting as light enters from the side or rear, this product allows me to simply concentrate on the job in hand, watching that float. Supplied in a handy protective zip case which includes loads of accessories including four tinted filters, yellow being one and a great advantage to an angler fishing into the ‘witching hour’ low light.

I can’t wait to put them through their passes in the height of the summer lure fishing from my small boat within the south coast harbours and estuaries and can already see those mullet and bass chasing my lure. Lure anglers as well as trout and pike anglers casting a fly, anglers that demand they very best in anti-glare eyewear are going to find this system a massive hit in their armoury and the wrap round design gives added piece of mind when it comes to eye safety.

No more being blinded by the sun on route to the venue, no more headaches from squinting to see the float all day, no more mini screws being lost or lenses dropping into the water and no more being ripped off by manufactures promising the earth.

Do they do what they say they do, yes and will they set you back a fortune, no!

Duncan Charman

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