Apex sport lens
The Future of Sports Vision
Prescription Sports Lenses for High-Wrap Eyewear
See Better. Perform Better. Protect Better.
Technology
WrapSight™ Optics
WrapSight™ Optics is an advanced technology that precisely corrects distortion caused by the pronounced curvature of sport glasses lenses. It compensates for oblique astigmatism and refractive errors associated with high wrap angles, ensuring optimal Dynamic Visual Acuity across the entire lens surface.
Result: Sharp, natural vision without the typical warping or visual fatigue often found in high-wrap designs.
Technology
AeroFit™ Edging
AeroFit™ Edging technology offers an aerodynamic lens profile that combines large coverage for superior wind and debris protection with expert craftsmanship to ensure lens stability. [cite: 13]
This technology combines step beveling and the SportLock process, securing lenses firmly in place even under vigorous motion or sudden impacts. [cite: 14] It makes lenses thinner and improves airflow. [cite: 15, 16]
Apex SV Benefits
"Every Angle, Every Detail." [cite: 27]
Precise Vision
Perfect for athletes requiring precise vision during fast movement.
Distortion-Free
Enjoy sharp, distortion-free vision that reduces eye strain during intense sports activities.
Lightweight
Experience lightweight comfort that feels effortless for extended wear.
Stable Fit
Benefit from a secure, stable fit that stays in place even during vigorous motion.
Materials & PhotoFlux™ Options
Polycarbonate Base Materials
Grey Tinted • Photochromic Grey • Polarized Grey
Nordik Gear Compatibility
APEX XL85
Experience unmatched coverage and protection with the Apex XL85. [cite: 45] Featuring an 85 mm extra-large diameter lens, it delivers superior wind and debris defense, combined with expert craftsmanship, for peak performance in any environment. [cite: 46]
APEX FIT
Enjoy seamless style and reliable protection tailored for everyday use. [cite: 63] The Apex Fit offers a high-wrap design in a regular size, fully compatible with standard prescription lenses. [cite: 64]
