Frontline Optics Polarized Sunglasses

Shop polarized Frontline Optics sunglasses across Pomona, NADO, Ten 8, Glorietta, Loma, and ACE frame styles with multiple lens colors and finishes.

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Frontline Optics offers polarized sunglasses across several frame families and lens finishes. Current styles include Pomona, NADO, Ten 8, Glorietta, Loma, and ACE. Use the product pages to compare listed frame material, lens color, UV protection, fit or profile, and any model specific manufacturer ratings.

The Pomona family is listed by Frontline Optics with an ANSI Z87 impact specification. That rating should be evaluated for the exact model and intended use. No blanket protective rating applies to every pair in this collection.

PomonaPolycarbonate frames with polarized UV400 lenses and multiple mirrored color options. Frontline Optics lists the Pomona family with an ANSI Z87 impact specification.
NADOSquare frame profiles using polycarbonate with aluminum magnesium temples and several lens and frame finishes.
Ten 8Wraparound TR90 frames with TAC polarized UV400 lenses, including standard, Crimson, and Guardian versions.
GloriettaClassic frame profiles including black acetate and the Sunset version with rose gold accents and mirrored lenses.
LomaA smaller TR90 frame option with polarized UV400 lenses for shoppers comparing a more compact fit.
ACEAn aviator inspired polarized style for shoppers who prefer a traditional aviator profile.

Frontline Optics Sunglasses FAQs

Are Frontline Optics sunglasses polarized?

The current models in this collection are listed with polarized lenses. Check the exact product page for the lens type and finish on the model you are considering.

Do Frontline Optics sunglasses have UV protection?

Most current product listings specify UV400 protection. Review the individual product page for the exact lens specification before ordering.

Which Frontline Optics models list an ANSI Z87 specification?

Frontline Optics lists the Pomona family with an ANSI Z87 impact specification. Review the exact model information and intended use before relying on a protective rating.

What is the difference between Pomona, NADO, and Ten 8?

Pomona uses a polycarbonate frame and is offered in several mirrored lens colors. NADO uses a square polycarbonate frame with aluminum magnesium temples. Ten 8 uses a wraparound TR90 frame with TAC polarized lenses.

How should I choose a lens color?

Start with the frame and lens appearance you prefer, then compare the exact product listing for lens finish and UV specification. Mirrored colors vary by model, including red, blue, green, purple, gold, silver, and Sunset treatments.

How should I choose the right frame style?

Compare the product photos and listed frame profile. Loma is the smaller frame option, Ten 8 has a wraparound shape, NADO uses a square profile, Glorietta has a more classic shape, and ACE uses an aviator inspired design.