When playing tennis, green and polarised lenses work well as they can reflect strong sunlight, as well as add contrast to everything, including the ball, pitch, net and more. 

Polarised and grey lenses are ideal for various types of weather and stop glare hitting you directly and reflecting glare from the water. They are perfect when looking into the sun as you are less likely to lose track of your ball whilst in flight or post your golf swing. 

Polarised brown lenses are great for fishing, as they can reflect glare shining from the sun onto the water.

Alternatively brown coloured or graduated lenses will help to improve clarity on the water.

Polarised lenses provides a high-definition view whilst on the road as they reflect glare, meaning you can see clearly in even the brightest conditions.

Brown lenses are neutral meaning they won’t alter how you see different colours like traffic lights and cars when driving. 

Green lenses provide better contrast than other colours are great for reducing visual fatigue. 

Blue and blue mirror lenses reduces/ minimises glare and can helps define contours including colour perception.

In general, grey lenses are ideal for outdoor sports, such as cycling, as they can reduce brightness and glare in various weather conditions. 

Gold Pink are also good for cycling as they have a brown base lens which reduces glare and improves contrast and visusal acuity.

Green and grey lenses are good all rounders. They are suitable on both cloudy and sunny days, and provide protection from glare and reflection from wet surfaces.