Do these offer U.V. Ray protection?
1945226
I haven't tested them, but the ad calls them 'safety' glasses. They're great sunglasses and motorcycle goggles, especially when you're out driving around sunset with the setting sun in your eyes. But I wouldn't try viewing an eclipse or striking an arc with them as my only protection. I seem to remember they have an ANSI rating but there are several different ANSI standards, so it's important to know which one they meet. As in anything involving your sight, caution is best.
1945227
They do offer some. They are really welding goggles. If you need more 411, try ArcOne. Full listing and best source. I enjoy them after adding some additional padding. I am not a welder. :-}
1945228
They have an IR-3 or IR-5 rating and an ANSI Z87.1 that requires listing the UV protection level but I couldn't find it anywhere on the goggles or any sites offering them. I use them for glass and metal working but you might hold off using them for UV until you know for sure. Most IR rated optics do block UV but I'm not sure if that's intrinsic. It's the opposite end of the spectrum that these are explicitly designed to protect your eyes from.
1333768
Yes, they are. They state it on their official site: http://www.gamma2.net/faq-vv.htm (page for FAQs)
1456354
I believe so. I would not leave them exposed. Mounted under differ or eve will cover.
600186
They were good for the day as sunglasses.. Not sure if they have uv protection though.
1496652
If you mean "sleeves" I assume you are referring to the collapsible side panels that fill the spaces between the chassis and the window frame to seal the sides of the installation. If this is what is being asked about, the answer is YES!
1567025
Yes they do. They are fully sealed and wsterproof or in this case dust proof .
116497
If you are referring to a case and in plastic then yes they are protected. I received mine on time and haven't had any problems so far.
1245501
They don't unfortunately. So, what I suggest is getting the camera/lenses insured via a personal property policy with your insurance company. On a side note though, the lenses are not all that great.
2085653
I dont have an answer for that, I dont think these were designed for night driving. They are generally for use with high intensity UV ray, for protection.
88199
Not sure, but I keep them in the plastic bag until I need them. The important thing is that they do cut down on glare.
947090
I do not know since mine are still functional and I do not have any way to measure any loss of protection. Sorry.
967570
No, not that i remember. they may be a free trial or something. I´ve always gone with AVG free protection. check it out
47150
I believe they block 100% of uv rays. I have been wearing this particular style for 20 years.
900216
I have no idea. All I know is they were recommended to me by a friend because they cut down glare. I tried them and they work.
1552882
Using them for the Provari Mini, not sure about the protected part....but they work great.
1724207
yes they do. But you will need to go to Radiantz's web site. you should also know that the clear lens will get you busted. it is not DOT approved.
1664719
To Be honest, I haven't worn them except for red Laser scope use. It does work to help see the red dot better but I don't think it protects your eyes like normal sunglasses. When you put them on everything is red.