Grey Lens Sunglasses

No Lens Grey Tint

Beach day scene, bright daylight, ocean view with sun glare reflecting on water and sand.

Daily commute scene, walking out of a subway station exit into bright daylight, street view with intense sun glare.

Screen work scene, bright daylight from a window, laptop on a desk with a mug and potted plants.

Grassy field scene, sunny daylight, low-angle view of green grass with trees under a clear blue sky.

Field sports scene, bright daylight, stadium bleachers and running track beside a green field.

Night driving scene, low light, viewed from inside a car with oncoming headlights and city lights.

Road driving scene, daytime highway traffic, viewed from inside a car looking ahead.

Trail and terrain scene, daylight outdoors, rocky path and uneven ground viewed from eye level.

Details

Lens Details

Neutral Grey Tint — Clean, Classic Sunglass Look

Color: Grey Tint
Lens Type: Tinted Lens
Polarization: Non-polarized
UV Protection: UV400 / 100% UVA/UVB
Filter Category: Cat. 2
Lens Material: CR-39

Prescription Details

Prescription Range: SPH: -12.00 to +12.00
CYL: -6.00 to +6.00

See each product page for prescription availability.

Features & Usage

Best For: Road drivingField sportsTrail & terrainBeach dayDaily commuteGolf course

Reduce glare with a neutral gray tint for daily wear
Preserve true color for clear, natural vision
Enhance comfort for city days and overcast skies

What are Grey Tint lenses best for?

Grey Tint is a versatile sun tint (Category 2) designed for everyday outdoor wear. It's a great choice for city errands, commuting, and daytime activities when you want comfortable brightness control without a bold color look.

For very intense sun (beach, snow, high-glare days), some people prefer a darker tint or a polarized option for stronger glare reduction.

How do grey tinted lenses affect color perception?

Grey is known as one of the most neutral tints. It reduces brightness while keeping colors looking close to true-to-life, with minimal warm or cool shift.

If you want a clean, understated sunglass look that doesn't noticeably re-color the world, grey is usually the easiest tint to wear day to day.

Are Grey Tint lenses good for driving?

They can be a solid choice for daytime driving because the neutral tint helps reduce harsh brightness while keeping road colors looking natural.

For night driving, avoid tinted lenses. Clear lenses with a premium anti-reflective coating are typically the safer choice for maximum visibility and fewer reflections.

Grey Tinted Lenses vs Brown Tinted Lenses: what's the difference?

Grey tinted lenses are more neutral and typically change colors the least. Brown tinted lenses look warmer and many people feel they add a bit more perceived contrast in bright sun.

If you want the most color-accurate, understated view, choose grey. If you prefer a warmer, richer look, explore Brown Lens Sunglasses.

Grey Tinted Lenses vs Green Tinted Lenses: which one is more classic?

Both are classic tinted lenses. Grey tinted lenses feel modern and neutral, while green tinted lenses often give a traditional, balanced sunglass vibe.

If you want the most neutral color experience, go with grey. If you like a timeless tint that still feels natural, explore Green Lens Sunglasses.

Grey Tinted Lenses vs Blue Tinted Lenses: which looks more natural?

Grey tinted lenses are usually the more natural-looking option because they stay neutral and preserve color accuracy.

Blue tinted lenses have a cooler, more fashion-forward feel and introduce a stronger tone shift. For a more noticeable style statement, explore Blue Lens Sunglasses.

Grey Tinted Lenses vs Yellow Night Driving Glasses: when should I use each?

Yellow night driving lenses are made for low-contrast situations like overcast weather, rain, fog, or dusk, where some wearers want a higher contrast feel.

Grey tinted lenses are a general-purpose sun tint for daytime brightness comfort. If low-light driving is your priority, explore Yellow Night Driving Glasses.

Filter