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Bright roads, glare, screens. One clear choice.

A shorter guide to daytime driving: control glare, keep screens readable, and stay comfortable through the drive.

No. 01Glare control

For wet roads, glass, and low-angle sun.

No. 02Screen readability

For navigation, dashboards, and quick camera checks.

No. 03Long-wear comfort

Light, stable, and easier over longer routes.

Common driving problems — and how 2nu solves them

Low-angle sun, wet-road glare, screen readability and long hours behind the wheel create different demands. Open each card to see how 2nu addresses the problem.

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01

Low sun and wet-road glare

Morning and late-afternoon sun, wet roads, glass and vehicle reflections can flatten road detail.

How 2nu solves it

Match the lens to daytime driving

Choose TVO Pro when polarized glare control is the priority. Choose Hexachroma when you also want clearer detail and a screen-friendlier polarized option. Both are daytime sunglasses; neither is intended for night driving.

02

Screens that darken at an angle

Some polarized lenses can make navigation, dashboard or reversing displays look dark from certain angles.

How 2nu solves it

A screen-friendlier polarized option

Hexachroma helps reduce common screen black-out effects while retaining polarized glare control. Results vary by display, polarization direction and viewing angle, so test your usual screens while the vehicle is parked.

03

Pressure builds on long drives

When a frame relies on the nose or tight temples alone, local pressure points become more noticeable over time.

How 2nu solves it

Adjust first, then let the fit settle

Every FlexFoam™ frame includes FlexLock™. Adjust the frame by hand first, then wear it for around five minutes so the soft, lightweight material can settle around your head shape. FlexLock™ distributes load around the head instead of concentrating it on the nose.

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Questions before you choose

Should I choose Hexachroma or TVO Pro for daytime driving?

Choose TVO Pro when polarized glare control is your main priority. Choose Hexachroma when you also value clearer detail and frequent screen checks. Both are daytime sunglasses and are not intended for night driving.

Will polarized lenses darken my navigation or dashboard display?

They can. Screen behaviour varies by display and viewing angle. Hexachroma is the screen-friendlier polarized option and helps reduce common black-out effects, but results cannot be identical on every screen. Test your usual displays while the vehicle is parked.

Can I order prescription sunglasses for driving?

Prescription availability depends on the frame, lens option and prescription range. Select Prescription in the product callout, then provide your prescription and PD so 2nu can confirm compatibility before production.

How can I check fit and long-drive comfort before I choose?

Compare frame coverage and head-fit information in the product callout, including width and support around the nose and temples. On a FlexFoam™ frame, adjust it by hand first, then wear it for about five minutes so FlexLock™ can distribute support around the head.

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Choose the lens in 20 seconds.

Start with the situation you meet most. The lens handles the visual problem; the frame comes after for fit, coverage, and comfort.

Screens often

Hexachroma

For quick checks of navigation, dashboards, phone alerts, and parking cameras.

Glare first

TVO Pro

When bright roads, wet surfaces, and glass reflection are the main issue.

Prescription needed

Prescription options

Start with Prescription Hexachroma or Prescription when vision correction is part of the drive.

Keep the frame choice simple: pick the pair that feels most natural.

Fancy™ - classic Wayfarer style Halo™ - round frame shape Cogs™ - structured angular frame Ovo™ - soft-rectangular, slightly wrapped Zealot™ - wider coverage