In keeping with its reputation for technologically advanced eyewear, Tifosi Optics has incorporated Enhanced Visual System technology into five of the 2006 interchangeable lens styles.

Enhanced Visual System, or EVS, lenses combine progressive lens technology, which varies the lens thickness, with a decentering process that moves the optical center of the lens to better align with the wearer’s eye.

The front surface of the lens has a curve that follows the natural curvature of the eye in order to correct vertical displacement and eliminate peripheral distortion. The result of the processes is a 20 percent wider field of distortion-free vision.

The distortion-free vision provided by EVS technology enhances the wearer’s ability to see surface irregularities such as potholes and uneven pavement. A 20 percent field of vision increase allows the wearer to see more items in his or her periphery, such as off-road obstacles, other riders and automobiles.

All Tifosi Optics EVS lenses have a reflective coating called Glare Guard to reduce glare and decrease eye fatigue.

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