The material of nylon polarizing lenses is optical nylon (polyamide), positioned as the mainstream material for mid to high end sunglasses. It has outstanding UV protection ability and is naturally equipped with UV400 protection, which can block 100% of ultraviolet rays. The protection effect is stable and long-lasting.

Its advantages are consistent with the nylon lenses previously introduced: extremely high optical clarity, realistic and transparent viewing, and less eye strain when worn for a long time; Strong impact resistance, more drop resistant than resin, and stronger than TAC; Lightweight and comfortable, with no pressure on the nose when worn; Resistant to high and low temperatures, good weather resistance, and not easily deformed when exposed to direct sunlight inside the car; Wear resistance superior to TAC and PC lenses; It can be made into polarized styles and is a commonly used material for high-end polarizing mirrors.

The disadvantage is also that the price is relatively expensive and the style selection is not as diverse as TAC lenses.
The most suitable group for wearing nylon polarized lenses: people who often drive or drive on highways; Outdoor enthusiasts such as fishing, skiing, cycling, etc; People who have high requirements for lens clarity and durability; And people who have been exposed to strong outdoor light environments for a long time.
One sentence comparison: Nylon polarized lenses are high-definition, durable, lightweight but relatively expensive, making them the top choice for high-end products; TAC polarizing lenses have good polarization, are cheap but not wear-resistant, making them a cost-effective choice; PC lenses are super safe, cheap but have average clarity, suitable for children and sports scenes.