Serengeti
Recognised as the best sunglasses for driving in the world, Serengeti pioneered photochromic lens technology, leading the worldwide optical industry in creating lenses that adapt to changing light. All Serengeti sunglasses have photochromic lenses; they darken in bright sunlight and lighten in dull & overcast weather. Serengeti lenses improve contrast and enhance definition. Importantly, they also block out blue light that causes eye strain and fatigue. Lenses are optically perfect and the premium quality frames are exceptionally strong but lightweight. A combination of what many believe are the best sunglass lenses ever created with technically advanced, award- winning frames mean that as soon as you put on a pair of Serengeti sunglasses you just know they are right. Find out more about Serengeti’s advanced eyewear technology.
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Serengeti – the most advanced eyewear technology
Not every eyewear brand has the vision to merge three industry-defining technologies into one ultra-superior lens. With gradually adjusting photochromic lenses, natural colour-enhancing Spectral Control® filters and glare-reducing polarization, Serengeti® lenses are genuinely unique.
Serengeti Photochromic Technology
Adapting to light
Serengeti® is a pioneer in the development of photochromic lens technology. Darkening in bright sunlight and lightening in overcast conditions, photochromic sunglasses allow your eyes to adapt to any light, anywhere. The result is a view of the world so crystal clear, you’ll notice natural beauty you’ve never seen before. This technology is molecularly infused into every Serengeti lens.
Spectral Control Technology
Managing the light
Spectral Control® technology selectively manages light wavelengths to give better saturation of what we need to see. Much like an audio equalizer filters sound frequency, a Serengeti lens fine tunes and filters shortwave blue light, allowing more red, green, and yellow to pass through. Landscapes that would be washed out, dull or flat with other lenses become defined, vibrant and vivid — while your eyes remain relaxed.
Serengeti Polarised Technology
Controlling the light
Serengeti’s polarizing technology suppresses glare, allowing you to enjoy all the depth and beauty the world has to offer. When glare reflects off a road, water, snow or any flat areas, parallel light rays can pass through unhindered while distracting perpendicular light is reflected. This allows you to discover more clarity, free from glare and eye fatigue. Some Serengeti sunglasses feature non-polarized lens options, ideal for pilots or professionals with digital instrument panels.
2 Lens Materials for Optimal Comfort
PHD™ 2.0
Utilises NXT® advanced plastics technology made from Trivex material designed to withstand impacts and temperature changes.
Lighter than and stronger than polycarbonate, PhD™ 2.0 lenses offer higher optical clarity and the perfect balance of visual and physical performance.
The PhD™ 2.0 features Hydro and Oleophobic front-side coatings which help repel water, dust, fingerprints and debris.
The highly durable rear side anti-fog treatment enables perfect vision and performance whatever the conditions and activity.
PhD™ 2.0 lenses are made using a cast moulding process which them the advantage of crisper optics than injection-moulded polycarbonate lenses.
The PhD™ 2.0 lens features Serengeti’s 3 in 1 lens technology: Polarization, Spectral Control® and Photochromic technologies. With a lower temperature sensitivity allowing high performance in any climate, photochromic technology ensures that the lenses darken faster and deeper even in hotter environments.
- Drivers
- 555nm
- 555nm blue
- Sedona
- CPG
MINERAL (Glass)
Serengeti Borosilicate mineral glass lenses are finer and a full 20% thinner and lighter than virtually all other glass lenses. Produced in the same process normally reserved for ophthalmic-quality corrective lenses, they also provide the best visual optics available.
HYDROGEN-FIRED. INFUSED. PERFECTED.
Each photochromic lens passes through a Hydrogen-fuelled Lehr furnace, which fuses each lens with the Spectral Control® technology – with varying temperatures that determine the proprietary lens tint.
- Drivers
- Drivers gold
- Drivers gradient
- 555nm
- 555nm blue
- Sedona
- Sedona bi-mirror