Baseball
Many players can benefit from a custom tint on the top half of their lenses when playing outside on a sunny or even overcast day. Baseball hats are not always adequate and the tint can give you an edge over your competition.
Field Hockey
Athletes will significantly benefit from a polycarbonate wrap with anti-glare protection. Sometimes a tint, such as green, can be added to increase the clarity of the ball.
Skiing
Skiers require the very best UV protection to prevent the sun from causing long-term damage to their eyes, as well as polarized lenses to make seeing those icy patches much easier.
Tennis
Polarized lenses are by far your best option to see the speeding ball at its clearest. If you wear a no-line bifocal, it often helps to set the bifocal lower than in your every day glasses, or remove it all together to improve your game.
Basketball
Custom fit wrap-around glasses can protect your eyes from blows to the face with elbows, hands, and fingernails.
Football
Custom contact lenses often provide the best performance for football players who already receive excellent eye protection from their helmets.
Golf
Many patients require custom golf lenses to help achieve their lowest scores. There are specific progressive lenses designed with golfers in mind. There are also a variety of high-contrast tints available to help track the ball better.
Biking
When riding a bike your peripheral vision is key to avoiding a wreck. If you wear a bifocal, you may need a high quality digital progressive to increase your peripheral vision and eliminate distortion.
Swimming
Comfortable and properly fitting swimming goggles can be difficult to find, we o er a selection of goggles that can be purchased o the shelf or custom made with your prescription.
