



Black frame, Ice Blue Mirror lens. Product photograph. About the imagery.
Rectangular · Polarised · UV protection · 60▫15▫145
$34
The brightest mirror in the set. A pale blue finish that reads cooler than the dark blue and reflects hard from the front, built for the kind of glare that comes off water and snow.
Best in Water, snow, high glare
The palest mirror in the set, so it reads the brightest from outside, and built for glare coming off a reflective surface.
Ice blue is the palest mirror of the five, which is as much a look as a function: the blue is what other people see. Behind it the base tint is doing the same job as under the darker mirror, reduce what arrives, and the polarising filter takes out the horizontal component that carries the glare. What that base tint is, the listing does not say.
Snow and open water send a great deal of light straight back upward, which is the condition mirrors were made for. The blue is what other people see: a mirror is a coating on the outer face, and the view from behind it is whatever base tint sits underneath, which the listing does not state. The demo shows the outside colour.
The measurements
| Lens width | 60mm |
|---|---|
| Bridge | 15mm |
| Temple | 145mm |
| Lens height | 50mm |
| Front width | 140mm |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Frame | Plastic |
| Lens | Tri Acetate Cellulose |
| Filter | Polarised |
| UV | Protective coating, cut-off not stated |
| Sizing | Adult |
Figures published by the frame maker on their own size diagram.
Yes, and it carries UV protection. Every pair in this range does; the tint in front of the filter is the only thing that changes between them.
Water, snow, high glare. The palest mirror in the set, so it reads the brightest from outside, and built for glare coming off a reflective surface.
60▫15▫145: a 60mm lens, a 15mm bridge and 145mm temples, in a front measuring 140mm hinge to hinge, with a 50mm lens height. Those are the frame maker's published figures rather than ours, and the fit guide shows how to check them against your own face.
Yes. A mirror is a coating on the front face, so what other people see and what you see are different things. From behind it is a cool tint, not a mirror.


