WHY NOT
Polarized Golf Sunglasses
Discover the groundbreaking KRISP technology, meticulously designed and developed specifically for golfers by JONDO.
Why NOT to use Polarized Lenses for Golfing
While polarized lenses may be popular for other outdoor activities, they are not ideal for golfing. Here’s why:
Distorted Perception of Depth and Distance: Polarized lenses can make it difficult to gauge the distance and depth of objects, which is critical in golfing.
Interference with Reading Greens: The polarization filter on the lenses can hinder your ability to read greens accurately, affecting your putting game.
Reduced Contrast and Color Perception: Polarized lenses reduce glare by limiting the amount of light that enters your eyes. However, this also diminishes color contrast and perception, making it harder to spot subtle changes in terrain and obstacles on the course
Difficulty Seeing Ball Flight: When tracking the flight of your ball, polarized lenses can make it harder to see the white ball against a bright sky or background.Polarized lenses should be banned by golfers - here's why!
Traditional polarized lenses reduce glare, they can also diminish the subtle variations in color that golfers rely on to read greens and identify changes in gradients. JONDO's spectral filtration effectively reduces glare without compromising color perception.
Polarized lenses can reduce the amount of light reaching the eye, which can make it more difficult to read greens and identify subtle changes in color. It’s a game-changer. These sunglasses feature advanced spectral filtration technology that selectively enhances colors, resulting in vibrant and saturated views of the world around you.
With KRISP, you'll experience vivid shades of red, green, and blue, heightening your visual acuity for various outdoor activities, especially golf.
JONDO virtually eliminates haze and glare, giving you a clear view of the course from tee to green. Say goodbye to squinting and straining your eyes – with JONDO golf sunglasses, you'll see the course in high definition, enhancing your overall experience and enjoyment of the game.
Know the Difference
There is a difference between the following 3 lenses - and KRISP takes the lead!
Polarized Prism
Light transmission: 14%
Light conditions: BRIGHT LIGHT
Contrast: INCREASED
Base lens colour: GREY
Information notice: 3
Brown Polarized
Light transmission: 10%
Light conditions: BRIGHT LIGHT
Contrast: NEUTRAL
Base lens colour: BRONZE
Information notice: 2
KRISP Lens
Light transmission: 17%
Light conditions: BRIGHT LIGHT
Contrast: INCREASED
Base lens colour: GREY/AMBER Information notice: 4
The KRISP Edge
What sets JONDO’s KRISP lenses apart?
Exceptional Clarity:
JONDO’s unique patented process bypasses traditional moulding, eradicating haze and glare for crystal-clear vision.
Enhanced Light Transmission
Unlike polarized lenses that block light, KRISP lenses enhance it, oering a clearer and brighter view
Vibrant Color Spectrum
KRISP lenses bring out the vivid greens and blues of the course, helping you read slopes and contours with unmatched accuracy.
Precision Detail
Advanced lens filtration sharpens your vision, ensuring you catch every detail on the course.
GOLF SUNGLASSES
Comfort Meets Style
JONDO combines innovative technology with superior comfort and style.
Perfect Fit
JONDO sunglasses feature lightweight, durable frames that are custom-fitted for maximum comfort during long rounds.
Stylish Design
With JONDO, you don’t have to choose between performance and style. Our sleek designs keep you looking great both on and off the course.
FAQs
Need help with something?
Here are our most frequently asked questions.
Here are our most frequently asked questions.
Polarized Lenses
While polarized lenses reduce glare, they can also diminish depth perception and color contrast, which are crucial for reading greens and identifying course features. For some the polarized effect even distorts shadows caused by the blades of grass.
Polarized lenses can flatten the appearance of the greens, making it difficult to accurately judge distances and slopes. This can negatively impact green reading and putting accuracy.
In some cases, polarized lenses can interfere with tracking the ball's flight, especially in bright sunlight or when the ball is against a reflective background. Polarized lenses also do not offer increased contrast as is the case with JONDO sunglasses
Yes, polarized lenses are beneficial for many outdoor activities, such as fishing, boating, and driving, where glare reduction as it is cause by the reflection from horizontal surfaces like water or tarmac.
While generally safe, some golfers may experience visual distortion or eye strain when wearing polarized lenses, particularly in certain lighting conditions. Some reports poor ball striking as a result of this.
A wide field of vision is essential for peripheral awareness and quick decision-making on the golf course. Polarized lenses will not restrict peripheral vision, but can still limit a golfer's ability to react to their surroundings. Visual reflexes depends heavilty on peripheral visual awareness.
While there's no specific age restriction, individuals with certain eye conditions or visual impairments might find polarized lenses uncomfortable or less effective.
Comparison
KRISP technology offers superior contrast enhancement, depth perception, and color clarity compared to polarized lenses. While polarized lenses primarily focus on glare reduction, KRISP addresses the specific visual needs of golfers.
Yes, you can wear contact lenses with polarized sunglasses.
While polarized lenses are beneficial for many outdoor activities, they might not be ideal for sports or activities that require maximum contrast and color perception, such as racquet or ball sports
KRISP technology offers a tailored solution for golfers by enhancing the specific visual cues needed for optimal performance. It provides superior contrast, depth perception, and color clarity without the drawbacks of polarized lenses.
No, JONDO sunglasses with KRISP are available in non-prescription options. However, if you require prescription lenses, it's recommended to consult with an eye care professional.
