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Product & Lens Tech

1. What is the difference between Mirrored and Photochromic lenses?

Mirrored lenses feature a reflective coating that filters harsh glare and is perfect for bright, sunny days. Photochromic lenses utilize our GNEXT technology to automatically adjust their tint based on changing UV light conditions, moving from clear to dark in milliseconds.

2. Do your sports sunglasses support prescription lenses?

Yes, models like DUAL are engineered specifically with a prescription friendly TR90 frame, making it easy for myopic athletes to put on and take off comfortably.

Returns & Guarantee

1. What is your return policy?

We offer a 30 day risk free return policy. If your sunglasses do not fit perfectly or meet your expectations, you can return them in their original condition for a full refund.

2. Are POHINIX sunglasses stable during high intensity sports

Absolutely, our eyewear is engineered with adjustable nose pads, secure temples, and lightweight wrap-around materials to ensure a bouncing free, stable fit during running, cycling, and trail exploring.

Performance & Maintenance

1. How should I clean and store my sports sunglasses?

Always rinse your lenses with fresh water and dry them with the included microfiber pouch. Avoid using harsh detergents and store your eyewear in its hard case to prevent scratching.

2. How do your anti fog lenses work?

Models like MPB and BLAZER are engineered with custom breathable wind tunnels and hollow ventilation holes to accelerate heat dissipation and prevent fogging during high intensity workouts.

3. Do these sunglasses offer protection against high impact?

Yes, our high definition polycarbonate lenses are shatterproof and built to shield your eyes from unexpected wind, flying gravel, and trail debris during high speed cycling or running.