The differences between aluminum glasses and sports glasses
2025-04-27
Material: Made mostly with aluminum or aluminum alloys.
Weight: Lightweight but very sturdy.
Look: Sleek, modern, often stylish — great for everyday wear or professional settings.
Durability: Strong but can dent if hit hard.
Flexibility: Not very flexible; rigid compared to some other materials.
Comfort: Comfortable for regular use, but not designed for high-movement activities.
Corrosion Resistance: Good — aluminum naturally resists rust.
Material: Typically made from super-flexible, impact-resistant plastics (like TR-90, polycarbonate) or reinforced composites.
Weight: Very lightweight — designed for comfort during physical activity.
Look: Sporty, functional — often wraps around the face for better coverage.
Durability: Built to withstand impacts, falls, and rough use.
Flexibility: Very flexible to prevent breaking and improve fit during movement.
Comfort: Extremely comfortable for active use; may have rubber grips on nose and temples.
Special Features: Often come with anti-slip coatings, shatterproof lenses, and ventilation to prevent fogging.
In short:
Aluminum glasses are about style, daily use, and durability.
Sports glasses are about protection, performance, and active comfort.
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